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Axel Rudakubana committed an evil crime. Yet he was given a kettle which he allegedly used to attack a prison officer. I don’t care if he never has a hot drink again - and nor do the public. No more appeasement. The Justice Secretary must act now before an... show more

Robert Jenrick

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JoePublic2017vor 1 Jahr

Robert is doing some good stuff these days.

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Lord Talbotvor 1 Jahr

Bread and water.

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RocknTrollForevervor 1 Jahr

He needs the death sentence. Let's be real about these 'people'.

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Danvor 1 Jahr

I'd rather he wasn't alive to do such things. We shouldn't need to spend money on him.

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Prescott Ramseyvor 1 Jahr

@RobertJenrick You have to Join reform and be the next Home Secretary? 👊 @reformparty_uk #ReformUK

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Darcie Boovor 1 Jahr

Well said Mr Jenrick 👏 prison for terrorists, murderers, rapists and pedophiles should mean complete segregation, no privileges, no jobs, just lockdown 23 hours a day with 1 hour to exercise and wash.

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SwordOfDamocles561vor 1 Jahr

Just fry him like the chicken nuggets that are apparently so good in this country they're a human right.

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The Duke of Deiravor 1 Jahr

Didn't you lot let him into the country with the genocidal parent or was that the other cheek of the Uniparty arse?

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