Scottish Councils' Open Arms to the Muds Means Homeless Whites

[CallumMacRaebourne]

So during these past few months a close relative of mine has become homeless, as much as the family would like to open our pockets and help, sadly with the festive period coming up a lot of us are finding ourselves short and unable to help out,

The relative of mine was made homeless late September and the local council has a policy in which it is obliged to provide a roof over your head if you are homeless! After passing all the checks and proving they were officially "made" homless and they didn't choose to be homeless, (give me someone who decided it's a good time to live on the street) they placed my relative in a B&B for the time being, that was two months ago, during my relatives few months there he happened to tell me he bumped into another couple who were white, scottish born and bred and also homeless, around the same age of 23.

This couple have been in this B&B since the beggining of the year and have encountered several problems with their local council regarding their current housing and financial situation, upon hearing this I decided I ought to visit my relative and invite the couple he is sharing the b&b with out for dinner (my treat) I took this as a moment to interview them, the woman of the couple she was only 18, she worked locally in a care home and he was still job searching as he had to leave his last employment due to the expensive travel costs, after speaking to them for a while they eventually opened up and told me that the local councils had in fact offered them a temporary house, the problem was that this temporary house was 30 miles outside of the city, neither of them have a current driving lisence and they told me that the public bus service did not start until 9am, the woman of the couple begins her work at 8am.

Shocked at what I was hearing I had to ask them to repeat what they had just told me to clarify it, they then began to tell me that they contacted a local councillor who had been voted in by the locals, the councillor was appalled and decided to take matters into their own hands and visit the local council office, but according to the accommodation officer her job was to "provide a roof over their head" and according to the accommodation officer that is exactly what she had done, they showed me an email for this accommodation officer that went on to explain that if they refused this temporay accommodation, it would count as an act of refusal towards their application for a permanent house and they'd be told to leave the b&b and they would then have to brave the scottish sub zero streets during a harsh winter, obviously like any normal human being they felt obliged to take the temporary propert despite its location, lack of public transport and the fact it didn't even accommodate a nearby shop for their food shopping.

Yet we have muds and niggers crossing the border everyday and being given the better houses, better locations, living on our taxes whilst they breed like rabbits and most of all, they are being put before us, the native whites! Treated like the dirt and scum in our homeland it sickened me to see this happen so I have came up with a slight solution.

The woman of that couple was also forced to leave her job due to travel costs but the council still expect them to pay a working persons rent. Struggling to make ends meet they were left with very little money for bare needs such as food, electricity and gas! I came up with the idea of buying small but essential luxuries (bacon, condensed milk, soap, toothpaste, cereal, biscuits and so forth) placed it in a cardboard box, sealed with a creativity sticker, with general info about the church they couldn't have been more thankful! They admired how the church was all about whites! What we stood for, if was from here I got the idea of producing more of these basic need boxes that could be provided to the homeless and needy, decorated in a creativity theme it would surely win the hearts and minds of some whites.
 

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Well, I do know there are a lot of vacant houses around in the UK. So many Aussie travellers I spoke to squatted these places as the laws in the UK are favourable to Squatters.
Alot of people I spoke to said it was the only way they could save money.
So many houses owned by the bank seemed to be boarded up.

I went to one squat in London and the occupants managed to get the electricity on.You pay the power bills or you be prosecuted.

Over living on the street I'd take squatting anyday!On the same token "beggers can't be choosers"

You are right in saying it is frustrating when foreigners come and get everything but you get nothing... happens in every western nation where the UN has it's tenticles! I live 1/2 a world away and I swear we have the same issues


I never did the squatting  but the squatters gave me some tips.

*stick a bit of paper in the door and see if it stays put.
*examine the mail box to see if mail has been building up.
*see if the bins have been taken out.
*go with a bunch of friends at night and change the locks
and remove any boarding.
*go to the library and find the law on squatting, get the section on squatters rights and put it on the front door if anyone comes.

[CallumMacRaebourne]

Squatting is not an option in Scotland. If you are caught trying to get into someone else's property or living there without permission, you could end up facing criminal and civil action.

The owner or lawful occupier of the property you're squatting in has the right to eject you from the premises without giving you any notice or applying to the court for an eviction order. However, in evicting you, they cannot do anything that would break the law, for example use violence against you. You can also face a fine and even imprisonment if you are caught squatting.

http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/finding_a_place_to_live/squatting

Unfortunately the law is different here in scotland than across the border

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

So you are saying England's laws are easier for Squatters.. and if you try pulling Squatting in Scotland you can be Gaoled? Perhaps the laws have changed in the 14 years I was in the UK? Back then it was a pain in the arse for the owner to throw you out and he'd have to mount a court challenge.

Well just make sure you are going to squat short term, Find a place that has been boarded up for ages with few neighbours, keep quiet and move to another later.

Try to find a place that is owned by the bank and long term un-occupied.

[CallumMacRaebourne]

It is indeed! That's one power Westminster allowed the Scottish government to dictate, however it's not me that's required to squat! My relative is still held up in a B&B for the time being! And I don't think he's in the situation where he and his partner would be required to squat!