Obnoxio the Clown offered up a link on Tom Harris’s blog to this article about an asylum seeker in Alan Johnson’s Hull West and Hessle constituency. He initially helped Emmanuel Njoya and his family stay in the UK by “making an impassioned “life and death” plea not to send Emmanuel back to the volatile African nation of Cameroon, where he had been tortured for being a member of opposition political party, the South Cameroons National Council (SCNC)”. Since becoming Home Secretary last year, he has been accused of betraying the family by withdrawing his support.

Jackie Fearnley, of human rights charity Justice First, who backed the family’s seven-year battle to stay in the country said,

Alan Johnson has not been able to answer the simple question of why, as Emmanuel’s MP, he could assert it would be dangerous for him to go back to Cameroon, but as Home Secretary, he could decide he was perfectly safe.

Just a hunch, but I propose that he is a duplicitous weasel. We read on,

St Aidan’s Church, where the couple were married, has been a pillar of support for the family.

Last May, members of the congregation picketed Heathrow Airport when attempts were first made to deport Emmanuel.

They successfully managed to persuade the pilot not to take him.

Is he wanting to smack down those bolshy Christians?

Speaking about Mr Johnson, the vicar said: “I am appalled anybody can change their stance so very quickly.

“To me, it appears he is someone prepared to put his career ahead of this family’s wellbeing.”

Well, quite. It is all the more remarkable when we consider that Alan Johnson “doesn’t lose any sleep” over the population reaching 70 million. It seems he would lose sleep over this particular family that has already been in the country for seven years and is a much-loved part of the local community.

It has been admitted that his own shameful government even allowed mass immigration to socially engineer the population.

The family has been sent back to Cameroon where it is reported they have slept rough in a park after being forced to flee their safe house when police officers came looking for them and their baby has since contracted yellow fever and had to be hospitalised.

Meanwhile, Captain Hook, Abu Hamza, who has cost the taxpayer nearly three million pounds in benefits, the NHS, police, lawyers and prison, is still snug in his Belmarsh prison cell complete with £650 taps that he can use with his hook (even though he could operate the old ones). The calls from Yemen and the USA for him to be extradited on terrorism-related charges have been ignored because of his Human Rights.

At least we know the sort of person Alan Johnson would prefer made up the extra nine million people he doesn’t mind coming to the UK: people who hate us and divide society. Abu Hamza is a retarded chancer who was blown to bits by a land mine. I don’t know what Alan Johnson’s excuse is.

Johnson said,

The Conservatives are the party of inherited wealth, private education and conspicuous affluence.

He, on the other hand, is a former postman who left school at fifteen with no qualifications. I guess McDonald’s didn’t offer training in basic literacy and numeracy (as they do these days for school-leavers like Johnson, thanks to New Labour replacing education with indoctrination) when he was a lad, yet he ends up as one of the most influential politicians we have. Frankly, I would rather an educated person who is able to understand and react to public opinion had the job rather than this oaf.

He claims that the Tories have ‘failed to modernise’. I have no idea what he means, because they are practically indistinguishable from New Labour.

Alan Johnson will speed up the launch of identity cards in a bid to wrong-foot the Tories, who want to scrap the scheme.

This is from the man who admitted he wouldn’t ‘lose any sleep’ over the UK population reaching 70 million over the next few years. Considering how well the native population has fallen for the eugenicists’ ‘family planning’, these would be mainly immigrants.

Johnson’s hatred of the British people is not only evident from his collusion in depriving us of the promised referendum on further EU control of our country, but he is anxious to speed up the launch of identity cards. I wonder how much of our money he intends spending on the project, just for the Tories to cancel it. The man is a complete disgrace. He should be billed for every single penny he squanders. He has also refused to intervene to stop Gary McKinnon’s extradition to the USA, yet he won’t send them the likes of Abu Hamza, who is wanted on terror-related charges, because of his ‘human rights’.

I really don’t want another Tory government, because it will be more of the same, but Alan Johnson should be sent to St. Helena to live out the rest of his life, as was another danger to our freedom and sovereignty, Napoleon.

The intelligence that enabled the Asperger’s sufferer to hack into American military computers could be put to good use, according to Keith Vaz.

Quite.

Mr Vaz, who is chairman of the home affairs select committee, repeated his call for Home Secretary Alan Johnson to let Gary stay in Britain – although Mr Johnson claims he does not have such power.

Alan Johnson is one of our despicable ones. If he doesn’t have the power, then something stinks. Who does have the power over British people? Perhaps he is confused about the one-sided extradition treaty where a US citizen is worth more than a Brit.

And Michael Howard has just blogged, “We must replace the Human Rights Act with a British Bill of Rights.”

David Cameron proposes to replace the Human Rights Act with a British Bill of Rights.

Nice sentiment, but that all rather depends on what Cameron does about the EU.

I hope that David Cameron renews the efforts of the last Conservative Government to persuade the European Court of Human Rights to increase the extent to which it respects the right of member states to decide these matters themselves.

I’m afraid that’s not part of the agenda, so Mr Howard, please campaign vigorously for a total withdrawal from the EU and then we can have that British Bill of Rights and anything else we want with our rediscovered freedom.

So then, sensible ideas from both sides of the House. What next? Ed Miliband admitting that the earth has always had natural cycles of warming and cooling? Or Alex Salmond coming clean that an ‘independent’ Scotland controlled by Brussels would be a disaster?

Imagine if we could trust politicians to tell us the plain and simple truth…

I submitted the following comment to his blog (twice), but he hasn’t approved it…

Labour never did win another election – it was New Labour that won.

And so we have an anti-British, anti-Christian government that bows the knee to every globalist organisation and multinational corporation thus betraying the British people.

I see that our latest traitor “Home” Secretary Alan Johnson has ruled out a cap on immigration.

Well he’s under orders, or has been specifically chosen, to further globalisation through social engineering.

There are still people who care about our sovereignty and our values and so mass immigration must be ongoing until the only patriots left are wasting their breath.

It’s the Labour Party’s bastard child that won the last three elections and the real Labour Party apparently died in childbirth.

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We have a Home Secretary who apparently doesn’t care if another ten million people come to live in the UK.

He considers those of us (i.e. the majority) who are opposed to continued mass immigration to be hateful like “Oswald Mosley, the National Front and now the BNP”.

I am against mass immigration purely so we can try and resurrect our freedoms and way of life.

It is people like Alan Johnson who are hateful – against the British people (of all colour, religion, etc.) How come two-thirds of immigrants don’t want more immigration if the concept is ‘racist’?

I would kick Alan Johnson out the country and replace him with just about anyone else, then have his assets seized to help pay in some miniscule way for the damage he has helped cause.

After the Chipmunk’s resignation and according to Labour sources, Miss Flint, the Europe minister, was meant to go next. “We are absolutely certain Caroline was inked in for the 10pm slot on Thursday which was in fact used by James (Purnell),” a Labour MP close to the party’s whips office said.

Help was at hand for Brown: “What had thwarted the plotters was a counter-coup led by Peter Mandelson, Mr Brown’s former sworn enemy who has become his leading Cabinet protector since being brought back as Business Secretary last autumn.”

As for the reshuffle: “The key early move was to get Mr Johnson into the Home Office, binding him in to Mr Brown and depriving rebels, at least temporarily, of their figurehead.”

No wonder they are so ruddy useless. It becomes clear; they make legislation based on the often bizarre notions of focus groups, fake charities, quangos, the EU and the UN because they are too busy infighting to spend time running the country themselves.

There are now seven peers among the 33 ministers allowed to attend Cabinet meetings. Is this the ‘democratic socialism’ those campaigning for Labour last week feel happy about?

I am looking forward to those EU election results enormously…