Why The UK Disgusts Me

A hero and a pedo, guess who the UK treats better.

Raymond Horne, 61, has been deported from Australia, where he has lived since the age of five, after a long line of sex offences against children.

He will now be free to roam the country at the taxpayers' expense having served his prison sentence abroad.

Horne is Australian in everything but passport, having left Kent with his parents and four siblings as a five-year-old in the early 1950s. But he did not change his nationality, which enabled the Australian government to declare him an "unlawful citizen" and throw him out. The Uk had no option but to take him back.

Horne is likely to be provided with a home paid for with housing benefit, given help to find a job and even given special protection while he eyes up the British kids.

Even his prison doctor, Wendell Rosevear, who supervised him during his 12-year sentence for raping two teenage boys, said: "The risk of paedophiles re-offending is known to increase after deportation, due to heightened anxiety. I fear that British children will be at risk after he settles into the wider community."

Professor Freda Biggs, of the Australian group Advocates for Survivors of Child Abuse, added: "There are child-sex offenders who should never be released – and he's one of them.

"I'm delighted there's one less paedophile in the country. But someone's child, somewhere, is going to pay for this."

Gurkha hero wounded while fighting in the Falklands War Gyanendra Rai, 52, who remains partially paralysed after his back was torn open by an Argentine shell in 1982.

He was awarded the South Atlantic Medal for his courage, yet Britain will not pay him a proper pension to fund medical treatment in Nepal or even give him the NHS care he deserves for the injuries that nearly killed him.

Gyanendra Rai is insistent that he and the other Gurkha veterans are not looking for handouts.

"I do not want to take anything from a country which I love and fought for," he says.

However, fighting for Britain took a terrible toll on Mr Rai. His back was torn open by an Argentine shell in the Falklands War.

He cannot afford to pay for medication in Nepal, where he is currently living, and he is not allowed into this country to have his battle injuries treated.

Mr Rai, 52, was refused a visa and he is currently acting as a test case for all Gurkha veterans before the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal.

He said: "I applied to live in the UK so that I could get medical treatment for my wounds and to help stop the nightmares which I still suffer as a result of the horrors I saw in the Falklands.
It would be a great honour for me to live and work hard amongst the British people."

The veteran served in the Gurkha Brigade for 13 years– two years short of the minimum needed for an army pension and came under attack at Bluff Cove in June 1982.

He is still partially paralysed. The father of five, who was awarded the South Atlantic Medal, was forced to return to Nepal without any income.

When his wife suffered a complication in childbirth he carried her in a basket on his back for six hours in a desperate attempt to get treatment.

She died before he could reach a hospital. He said: "My heart was broken but I could not give up, as I had to support my young children.

"I now scrape a living in Nepal, and I am humiliated by having to borrow money from loan sharks."

What a fucking disgusting story, Horne will change his name and shave off his beard and live to molest another day because the UK now imports its pedos as if it didn't have enough already.

Then theres Rai, a true hero who has suffered much and served a country that wasn't his but gave him a chance for 13 years before it turned its back on him.

I have an idea, let Rai serve his country one more time and let him kill Horne and take all the benefits he was to get because one of these men deserves it and one deserves beheading with a Gurkha knife.

I have nothing but praise for the Gurkhas, the bravest of the brave.