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I don't know Ashlea Simon . But I really thinks she's loves this country Ashlea Simon had only just landed n Manchester when the police launched this operation to arrest her. The sort of effort you'd expect to see when going after highly dangerous criminals, such as those involved in the RAF Fairford case. But, of course, those individuals are already back on the streets, aren't they? She was taken to Swinton police station, held in a cell overnight and questioned by CID officers the following morning. Before that, police had raided her home and turned the place upside down, with plain-clothes officers involved too. An operation like this, aimed at someone who speaks out about illegal migration in her own country, is appalling and unlawful. The police treat you like a terrorist, while the real monsters remain at large, planning their next attacks. They're wasting time and millions of pounds in taxpayers' money arresting someone whose only 'crime' was to express an opinion they don't like. And to make matters worse, the police have imposed seven bail conditions on her. It's utterly ridiculous. One of them reportedly prevents her from discussing the very subject at the centre of her arrest. In other words, if she wanted to be released on bail, she had to agree not to talk about the issue at all. That was the main condition imposed by Greater Manchester Police. The police haven't even formally charged her with an offence, yet they've imposed seven conditions on her, including a curfew requiring her to stay at home every day from 7pm until 7am. Corruption in Manchester is so rampant that, rather than deal with it, they have to mount operations like this to distract from the real issue: Bev Craig being neck-deep in scandals. But then, none of this should come as a surprise, should it? We're even seeing 11-year-old children taken to the police station simply for flying the St George's Cross. While Labour lets dangerous criminals out in droves, they dream up absurd cases like this.crediit britlovewatch #ukpoliticsnews #UKDebate #BritishPolitics