As the Pakistani immigration doubling in the United Kingdom, terror suspect watchlist also doubled in 2019-2020.
Today’s Britain is under grave danger of extreme Islamic idealistic immigrant populations.
But the issue gets even worst as political leadership takes aim at far-right pro-Britain groups rather Islamic extremist in the UK. Neil Basi, Britain’s Anti-terror officer on multiple occasions said that weight wing extremists pose the fastest growing threat to the UK.
This is the situation in Britain today. While the figures suggested by the intelligence agency MI5 says otherwise. The list of Islamic extremist in the country has doubled in numbers. Among 43000 under terror watchlist, the experts say nine-tenths of them are extreme jihadis.
This must be ringing alarm bells in Britain but this is not the case. Political parties are taking the side of the lefties and Islamic groups in the name of appeasement politics.
The Newly released separate statistics from the home office showed, 238 under custody for terrorism. In which 183 were jihadis. Even more worrying, This includes a 17-year-old boy jailed for listing areas to attack. Which was found in his room.
The government’s watchlist document from March this year titled Transparency Report: Disruptive Powers 2018/2019, said MI5 was investigating approximately 3,000 subjects of interest (SOIs) across 600 priority investigations.
The document said as soon as MI5 judged an SOI no longer posed a threat, it was downgraded and placed in a “closed” category called Closed Subject of Interest (CSOI).
It went on to say the public figure for the number of CSOIs in 2017 was 20,000, and that there are now currently more than 40,000 CSOIs.
But it admitted although the cases were closed it was possible the subject of them could become dangerous again.
It added: ‘This does not mean these SOIs will never pose a threat again, but merely that their current level of threat is not judged to be sufficient to prioritise allocating investigative resource against them.’
It continued to say the public figure for the number of CSOIs in 2017 was 20,000, and that there are now currently more than 40,000 CSOIs.
The report said: “A substantial element of the increase to over 40,000 is the inclusion of individuals who have never travelled to the UK but whose details have been passed to MI5 by foreign intelligence services, in order that MI5 be alerted should they enter the UK.
“The new figure is not, therefore, directly comparable to the previous 20,000 figure and it does not mean there are now over twice as many CSOIs at risk of re-engagement.”
“Nevertheless, by its very nature, the CSOI figure will always increase year on year.
figures gathered from Daily Mail UK article.
