https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/15/thousands-of-afghans-brought-to-uk-under-secret-program-after-data-leak

>The United Kingdom set up a secret plan to resettle thousands of Afghans in Britain after an official accidentally disclosed the personal details of more than 33,000 people, putting them at risk of reprisals from the Taliban, court documents have showed.
>The former Conservative government obtained the injunction the following month.

>>510526960 (OP)
Lol. Globohomo is straight up saying how they'll relace americans and europeans. Few thousand pakis is a drop in the sea

>>510526960 (OP)
I bet the afghans are whiter than most of the indians so this is actually a good thing

>>510526960 (OP)
it was more the State Apparatus than the government. it was a foreign office and army fuck up and the foreign office decided to push for bringing everyone on the list. while members of the Cabinet, the foreign sec and the PM especially, agreed to it (i don't think it went to a full Cabinet discussion or token vote), it was the advice of the foreign office mandarins who made it happen.
we know that politicians and the government are weak minded idiot traitors, but this event is direct proof that civil servants are too. this is the fault of liberal women in their 50s who have only ever worked in the civil service and live in a white market town in surrey, ignorant of the real life of the UK.

>>510526960 (OP)
Nearly all of the shitskin invasion of the UK has happened under the Tories. Rightwing parties are pretty much always the worst on immigration, because rightoids are very stupid and easy to trick.
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>>510526960 (OP)
This is why we shouldn't go around invading foreign countries like Afghanistan and Iraq.

>>510527871
Also because neo-liberal economics require immigration.

>>510526960 (OP)
Archive next time you sloppy nigger
https://archive.is/FEVim
When the government set up a new relocation scheme last year in response to the leak, members of the press quickly learned about the plans.
The government asked a judge to impose an injunction on the media. The court then imposed a type of order which prevented outlets from reporting any detail of the leak, or even that the injunction itself existed. Healey said he was not aware of any other similar injunctions being in place.
He told the House even he had been prevented from speaking about the breach because of the "unprecedented" injunction, after being informed while still shadow defence secretary.
Reading a summary of his judgment in court, Mr Justice Chamberlain said the gagging order had "given rise to serious free speech concerns".
He continued: "The super-injunction had the effect of completely shutting down the ordinary mechanisms of accountability which operate in a democracy.
"This led to what I describe as a 'scrutiny vacuum'."

>>510530937
Damn minitrue is real

>>510526960 (OP)
What a preposterous way to spell program.

>>510526960 (OP)
more like 450 000

>>510526960 (OP)
The Timeless Truth About Tyranny According To Aristotle. He predicted that governments would prefer foreigners and hate its people.

https://youtu.be/2gkYbrzMAE4?si=eFxyzmjeydjFf5hr