Many of us expected that the appalling terror attack carried out by a knifeman in Streatham, South London would eventually be revealed to be one carried out by a person motivated by Islam. It turns out that we were correct. The perpetrator of this knife jihad attack, which left two people with injuries, was not a maddened Methodist or a mentally disjointed Jain and certainly not one of the ‘far right’ extremists whom the government insist should be taken as seriously as the far greater number of Islamic terrorists. This violent stabby bastard was, as we all knew he would turn out to be, a Muslim.

The Islamic savage in question, who has been named in the Press as Sudesh Amman aged 20 and and had only been released from a prison sentence for distributing Islamic terrorist material earlier in January. The savage had been let go and let onto the streets half way through a 3 year four month sentence. It also appears that this Islamic savage may also have been one of the many thousands of similar Islamic extremists who are being watched by the police and by the security services.

This attack, which has chilling parallells with the London Bridge II attack that occurred late last year. Like the London Bridge II attack, the Streatham attack was carried out by a person who the prison and probation services had deemed fit to walk among us and their decision to allow this savage to be released early and roam free. This has resulted in injuries to innocent people. Two people have been hospitalised because those who should have kept this savage locked up instead let him go. The bleeding hearts in our criminal justice system probably looked at this savage and listened to his pleas that he had ‘reformed’ and just nodded him through the prison door. It doesn’t seem to have taken this savage that long after release to go ‘full Islam’ and carry out a knife jihad attack.

One thing is clear from this case, and from the London Bridge II attack and that is the State and the police are not looking after the millions of Britons who are at risk of harm from Islamic savages like Amman. If our security was prioritised, not only would this savage still be in gaol or even better having is British citizenship removed and the savage exiled. But, like the London Bridge II Islamic murderer, Amman was released. He was released into the general population of the country with only a police force that is already overburdened with dangerous Muslims to watch over to keep an eye on him.

The State and its security organs have failed again to protect Britons, of all races and faiths I would like to add, from the depredations of violent Muslims. The State failed to protect those who died at Manchester Arena, failed to protect the public at both London Bridge attacks and have failed to protect the tens of thousands of British girls and young women who have been afflicted by the other sort of jihad, the Rape Jihad that is now all too common in our towns and cities.

Whilst I will readily heap praise on the frontline police officers who took out this knife wielding savage in Streatham, I have to ask a question of the police about Amman and that question is: Why was this savage not stopped before he managed to cause injury to innocent people. Judging by the speed with which armed police were on the scene it seems quite possible that Amman was the subject of police surveillance at least. Why did the police let this savage get so far along the road to committing yet another terror attack on British soil before he was stopped?

Britons have been let down again by the State and by the police when it comes to the followers of the violent ideology of Islam. Britons have been injured in the Streatham attack in part because the police and the various agencies of the state cannot bring themselves to say that which is now plainly obvious and that is that Islam the ideology is a threat as are this ideology’s rather large number of violent individual followers. Maybe if those in government and in our police forces took their tongues out of the arses of various Islamic ‘activists’, we might have a more robust and realistic approach to Islam both from Government and from the security agencies?