When you read stories like the one that this blog is relaying below from the East London and West Essex Guardian, about how a Muslim mother is making loud and outrageous demands for housing from local councils, you can begin to understand why Muslim migrants are becoming increasingly referred to as ‘gimmigrants’. Rather than be grateful that the rest of us through our taxes are putting a roof over this woman’s head, instead she whines, moans and demands to be given the sort of preferential treatment in housing allocation that far more deserving people do not get.

Here’s the article from the local East London and West Essex Guardian newspaper. As is usual policy for this blog the original text is in italics whereas this blog’s comments are in plain text.

The local Guardian said:

A SINGLE mother is demanding to be given a house close to the school her sons go to.

Note well the word ‘demand’ here. Not ‘I would like’ or ‘If possible or even ‘please’, just a ‘demand’.

Nargas Baby has been living in Beaumont Road, Leyton, since April 2015 in a flat allocated by Redbridge Council – but her tenancy is due to come to an end.

The 33-year-old, who is from Pakistan, fears her new house will be too far from George Mitchell School in Farmer Road, Leyton, where her sons, Mahad, seven and Haseeb, five, are pupils.

A quick question to the Government. Why are we housing and presumably feeding Pakistani single mothers especially whining ones with an overblown sense of self-entitlement like Ms Baby. It’s probably also a good time to ask where the father is in all this? Obviously not supporting his family that’s for sure.

She is due to be evicted on Thursday (February 2) and will be given somewhere else to live on the day.

She said: “Redbridge Council said they cannot help me until I am evicted and they have not been very helpful. I am really concerned because I don’t know where they will put me and I really want to stay in Waltham Forest near the school.

What Ms Baby is describing is standard practise for some councils. They will not treat someone as homeless until they actually are. Also lots of people want to live near their work or their children’s schools but often have no choice but to live at some distance away from these things.

“I have ankle and knee pain and I am unable to commute on the bus because I feel nauseous. I have a chest infection because of the stress and I am depressed.

Sounds like this woman is going for the ‘scattergun’ approach when it comes to trying to get sympathy? I suppose she’s thinking that if one ailment whine doesn’t work then there are others she can use. I must admit I’m astonished that she was even allowed into the UK with so many debilitating and probably costly, medical conditions? It also causes me to ask what possible benefit the UK can get from not only importing Pakistani single mothers but physically and mentally crippled Pakistani single mothers at that? Ms Baby needs to understand that she is here as our guest and therefore has little moral right to make demands in the manner that she has.

“Maybe they will put us in a B and B, wherever they send me I will have to go. I am desperate and I feel like no one is helping me and I am all alone.

Again I ask, where is the father in all this?

“I cried a lot when I received the letter and my son is wetting the bed because of the situation.”

Now she’s trying to exploit her son to gain sympathy.

After living in a flat in Redbridge in 2014, the family were moved to a bed and breakfast in Southall, west London, because of anti-social behaviour which made it an unsafe environment for the children.

Note there’s no detail given on what the anti social behaviour was. We don’t know whether it was external harassment or familial, the claim of being a victim of anti-social behaviour might even be complete and utter bullshit.

This meant Mrs Baby had to commute for over an hour every morning for five months to take Mahad to his former school in Goodmayes.

What! There are a great deal of parents who have to make journey’s far longer than that to take their kids to school. There’s people who commute three hours or more to work, although there’s no mention of any ‘work’ in Ms Baby’s life as well as no mention of a contributing husband or partner. She has no cause to whine over a mere journey of an hour as there are parents out there who face more challenging journey’s than hers.

Mrs Baby claims when she told a Redbridge Council officer she was bidding online for permanent accommodation they told her not to bother.

She said: “They said I won’t be able to get permanent accommodation and I would be better going to a mosque.”

If what Ms Baby is saying is true and that she was told there was no accommodation available then that is because so much council accomodation has been already given out to people like Ms Baby herself. Many Britons who’ve worked and saved and obeyed the law can’t get council accommodation so Ms Baby should console herself that she’s not alone in being refused housing. As for the suggestion that she go to the mosque then I see no wrong in that. Many religious organisations have connections with housing associations or communal housing projects which may have been able to help. Unfortunately Ms Baby doesn’t want that she wants us the British taxpayer to cater for her every whim.

Mahad’s teacher at George Mitchell School Ms Nicola Masters believes the family’s case should be treated as a priority.

She said: “Mahad finds it extremely difficult to make friends and to communicate and is at the stage of a four-year-old

This information is extremely interesting and it makes me wonder whether Ms Baby is yet another of the serial and intergenerational ‘first cousin shaggers’ that the Pakistani Muslim community seems all too full of. It’s not beyond the realms of possiblity that this child is disabled because her family is one of those many inbred Pakistani Muslim families that produce a large number of often catastrophically mentally and physically disabled children. It’s a tragedy for the offspring that these damaged children are continually produced by Pakistani Muslim families and it’s an immense burden upon the rest of us to pay for the healthcare, social care and specialised education that these children require. I strongly suspect that Ms Baby’s family have more than a little touch of the ‘Duelling banjos’ in their genetic make up and this is probably why this poor 8 year old child has the mental abilities of a four year old.

“It has taken him a while to settle in but he has help from a classroom assistant and has his own work station and he is really flourishing.

“It would be extremely detrimental to Mahad to be moved far away and I would say this is a desperate situation.

“It is an emergency and I just feel no one is thinking about the children and their needs. This case should be a priority for the council.”

Although I feel sorry for the child involved, after all he didn’t ask to be born, my first thought when reading the comments by Nichola Masters, was to come over all ‘Alf Garnett’ and say ‘shut up you foolish naïve do-gooder’. However after very careful consideration of what she said, my view is still ‘shut up you foolish naïve do-gooder’, but also I’d like to ask her some pointed questions. Firstly she provides a glowing report on how this child is doing but do she ever consider that this special needs place, that we’ve all paid for via our taxes, should have gone to someone more deserving than a person who has come to the UK for Pakistan and seemingly done little more than ponce off the rest of us? Special needs education is expensive and labour intensive when provided properly and it will anger many that here we have a person who has turned up, not paid into the system, yet has her child in the supportive environment that many parents of special needs children are not able to properly access without a struggle. The second question I’d like to ask Ms Masters is why is this case an ’emergency’ when other seemingly more deserving cases are not being considered?

Waltham Forest Council do not provide housing assistance to people living in the borough for less than two years.

And there you have it, the truth behind Ms Baby’s whines. Ms Baby doesn’t qualify for housing on grounds of lack of residence time, a condition that applies to many different people in a multitude of different council areas. Despite that being the case and her being properly disqualified from being housed Ms Baby still whines, still parades her overblown sense of entitlement, still shroud-waves for sympathy her many alleged ailments and still makes outrageous demands to be house even though she is not legally entitled to be housed.

As I said earlier in this piece, I feel sorry for the child but I’m totally disgusted by Ms Baby’s ‘gimmie, gimmie, gimmie’ attitude. Ms Baby is the classic example of the Muslim ponce who makes shameless and outrageous demands on the rest of us. Sadly Ms Baby is not alone, there are legions of similar characters making similar demands, with the same often self inflicted problems for services that we the average Briton are paying for but often cannot easily access themselves.

I’d like to conclude that for immigration to work not only does the host society have to treat the migrant fairly but the migrant also needs to make the effort to fit into and contribute to the host society. I see nothing like that here. What we have is yet another Muslim making demands with no visible intent to either fit in or contribute to the life and finances of the nation. I do wonder what possible contribution Britain can get from a presumably dole bludging Pakistani single parent, with masses of claimed mental and physical ailments. Not only that but she also has a child that has may have been damaged by the sort of revolting and yukky consanguinuity that civilised cultures gave up years ago?

Ms Baby is a prime candidate for the very sort of migrants who should be promptly told to pack their bags and go. We can’t afford financially to keep on supporting such people and we can no longer tolerate their disruptive and backward Islamic culture or the utterly outrageous demands that people like Ms Baby constantly make.

Link

Original story re demanding Muslim single mother

http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/15062830.Single_mother_whose_son_has_learning_disabilities_demands_council_house_close_to_school/

Just in case the local newspaper causes the comments to disappear down the memory hole then you can find some of them pasted below.

Mrpusspuss [deleted] 2:28pm Wed 1 Feb 17

too much for them, there gov is busy making bombs/space programs!

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