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4:12Now PlayingHow many more must die before we wake up? Say his name: Terence Carney. He was a 70-year-old pensioner who should still be alive. But tragically, Terence's life was cut short because Britain’s asylum system prioritises the Ahmeds over the Terences.
Ahmed Ali Alad, an asylum seeker born in Morocco and raised in Algeria, should never have been here. Ahmed entered Britain illegally by ferry from the Netherlands in 2020. Despite being denied asylum in Germany and spending time in 13 European countries, he found a haven in our nation. For three years, he lived off the taxpayer, housed and fed while our sluggish system dawdled.
Morocco is a safe nation. Millions of tourists holiday there without a second thought. Yet, Ahmed manipulated our system, celebrating extremist violence and ultimately turning his murderous intent on Terence Carney, who was simply collecting his pension.
Ahmed isn't an isolated case. Terence's murder isn't an isolated incident. We deserve better. We must demand better. Asylum to Britain must be stopped. Illegals here must be forced out. We cannot go on like this.
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