‘Allo, ‘allo, what’s all this then?

The eye was drawn to this article in today’s Guardian. Evidently there is not enough criminal activity in the form of immigrant criminal gangs or homegrown jihadists to keep them busy, so the full investigative machinery of the police is being brought to bear in a nationwide manhunt for a serial letter-writer. The BBC and a hitherto unknown quango, the National Domestic Extremism Team, are also being enlisted as part of the effort.

If anyone is aware of a gentleman of a certain age, resident on the south coast of England, who may be disgruntled about our multicultural society and often makes his feelings known in the comments section of the national press, would they please contact the Community Cohesion and Equalities Outreach Centre at their local police station without further delay.

Race hate mail sparks police hunt for elderly writer

Police are hunting an elderly letter writer responsible for sending more than 50 racially abusive letters to people across the country, including the prime minister.

The letters, some sexually explicit in content, have been sent to schools, hospitals, mosques, universities, doctors’ surgeries and private individuals, leaving some recipients “extremely distressed”.

According to Hampshire police, which is heading the investigation, the letters are all pro-English in content and racially inflammatory, with many appearing to have been sent in response to Daily Mail articles. All the letters are offensive and racist against a wide variety of nationalities and cultures.

Detective Inspector Donna Goff said nearly all the letters were postmarked Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, and had been sent to addresses across England and Scotland during the past two years.

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Goff said police had taken hundreds of statements, and hundreds of articles had been examined for fingerprints and DNA.

Various forces had already started their own investigations into the letters but Hampshire police has now taken control of the inquiry, codenamed Operation Heron. Officers in Hampshire have been liaising with colleagues in Fife, Strathclyde, Lothian & Borders, Derbyshire, Merseyside, Lincolnshire and Bedfordshire, and the investigation is being assisted by the National Domestic Extremism Team.

An appeal for help from the public will be shown on tonight’s Crimewatch programme on BBC1.

Posted by Dan Dare on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 12:51 PM in
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Posted by Guessedworker on September 29, 2009, 05:37 PM | #

The letters regularly express anti-BBC views and accuse the corporation of racial bias, with the Scottish parliament and system also a regular target for abuse.

Commonly used phrases in the text include “English parliament”, “Exit Europe”, “repatriation” and “BBC shutdown”.

Well, of course, when somebody’s that offensive they really must be accorded the harshest possible punishment. Unfortunately, the sentences available to the courts are ridiculously slack. Nothing can make amends for saying “BBC shutdown”. And the penalty for writing “repatriation” cannot be the same as a bit of minor Moslem bombing. By Mandela, the amputation of several fingers or even a whole hand, nay, an arm, will not suffice. No, it is the racism in the mind we have to amputate, and in a way that will strike the fear of Trevor Phillips into every racist proponent of an English parliament. Exit Europe? Exit by the tumbrils, I say.

Fortunately, the Hampshire police are almost certainly completely useless and will never catch him.

Posted by Al Ross on September 30, 2009, 01:10 AM | #

I have just used the Hampshire Police website’s search facility and a search of ‘arrests’ produced 825 results.

More importantly, a search of ‘diversity’ produced 2118 results thus indicating the priorities of the boys in blue.

Posted by Al Ross on September 30, 2009, 01:16 AM | #

Evenin’ all, Chief Constable Marshall here. There was a very nasty incident last Friday afternoon in Basingstoke High Street involving a White mugging victim and three Black youths. Would anyone who saw the incident or can give any information, please keep very quiet indeed, or else.

Posted by Lurker on September 30, 2009, 07:23 AM | #

An appeal for help from the public will be shown on tonight’s Crimewatch programme on BBC1.

Im sure the public would love to help, some of them could be writing more letters, others licking stamps, addressing envelopes and so on. Its nice that the BBC want to help out.

Posted by Barry on October 05, 2009, 02:14 AM | #

I can’t wait for the movie.

Could be the new Bourne: “The Letter Writer’s Identity”, starring Matt Damon.

Maybe even a sequel: “The Letter Conspiracy”.

Yawn.

Posted by Al Ross on October 05, 2009, 02:33 AM | #

Barry probably spends his valuable leisure time alternating between the cinematic and televisual delights of Jew-produced ordure and it serves him right.

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