Foreign Criminals Of The Day, Part III: The Guardian Strides In Where The BBC Fears To Tread

In 'The Guardian', Ian Cobain has published a long investigation into the activities of the Baybasin family, a nest of Turkish savages who infested themselves in North London a decade ago, entitled 'Feared clan who made themselves at home in Britain'.

It tells a sorry tale of how the British establishment deliberately appeased foreign gangsters intent on flooding this country with heroin, one of the most evil substances known to Man.

Also adept in extortion, blackmail and kidnapping, two of these scum parasites on our culture, traditions and way of life are or soon will be serving long sentences; Huseyin Baybasin is currently serving life, whilst his brother Abdullah is due to be sentenced on Friday.

When Abdullah Baybasin was convicted last month, the BBC made no mention of his nationality, his status as a failed asylum-seeker who had entered the country on a false passport or even that he is wheelchair-bound.

It is with a touch of sadness that one notes the BBC's loss of interest in the plight of the disabled.