Here’s how you can support the campaign to stop the deportation of Osime Brown

The only books in the household I grew up in were military- and WWII-themed part-works my adoptive dad bought and read every night. I don’t know what would have been going through his mind, because these days, even pushing 80, he seems only a hair away from being some kind of neo-Nazi, and most people I meet seem quite gleeful about the Hostile Environment policies, as if they aren’t enacted purely to court them. What exactly is it that people wear a poppy for?

We have seen some ugly shit in recent years, but this is one of the worst, most shameful, warped and morally repugnant things I’ve heard about.

I’ve sent the template emails to my local MP and Patel for what it’s worth. There are no Tory signatures though doesn’t one of them have an autistic son? But it just feels awful to be still implicitly tolerating all this. Isn’t there a relative who can hide him until the decision is overturned? These deportation flights, is there no scope for direct action? I am increasingly glad I’m not a taxpayer funding this and would leave this shithole tonight if I could.

In my town there is a petty criminal with over a dozen convictions who at his last trial had a doctor claim that he has Asperger Syndrome. When the local paper’s website stated this detail I felt sure the reporter or editor had included this to make the reader scoff, “Pull the other one…” Having been a neighbour of the criminal I know his behaviour is malicious and structured in ways at odds with what most of us are acquainted with regarding autistic specrum conditions. I’d say he has Narcissistic Personality Disorder, as a result most like of some form of child abuse, and the compatible evidence of his partner’s Stockholm Syndrome remains public due to the coverage of his crimes. Nevertheless, Asperger Syndrome was what was recorded by the legal system and what decided his sentence, one altogether different from Osime Brown’s. This latest sentence was cut twice despite that conviction being for a particularly unhinged and dangerous offence. Being acquainted with the police myself as a victim of crime and observing their almost laughable machinations for long enough I know that their game is to leave people like him free to create an oppressive air. Things like the County Lines situation are allowed to continue – token arrests are made and then the activities go on in broad daylight, often within two hundred feet of ‘police officers’. Racial profiling is done as much to provide arousal for racist passers-by as it is a cultural failing of the individual officers. The practice remains in place despite more than ample exposure because it is part of a feedback loop for the benefit of pleasing those who love and want the Hostile Environment. Punishing my former neighbour properly, cutting off the sense of impunity he has ended up with, would be no good to the police, the architects of their systemic corruption and their agenda.

Needless to say I am talking about a youngish ‘white English’ man, who is practically an agent, an incontinent agent doing our masters’ bidding in his incontinent fashion. The would-be authorities make what kind of example of people that they choose, according to the aspect of their agenda that suits in the moment. Serving the public according to the wishes we have when we agree to provide the funding, and treating individuals with respect, whether people like Osime or like myself, is of absolutely no interest to the police, the legal system and the Home Office.