Yet more evidence of the negative impact of illegal immigration and the chaos created by ‘diversity’, multiculturalism
and certainly not cultural enrichment. When it comes to all the negative elements, this case ticks every box, yet still most mainstream media reports ignored or played down the most important facts that the ‘mentally ill attacker’ was in fact an illegal immigrant.
Earlier in the year he had appeared in court and it was reported as; “Albashir, who has no previous convictions, eventually admitted a charge of attempted murder for the sickening assault on Otley Road in March 2024.”
“Ibrahim Albashir (DOB: 23/02/1992) was convicted of one count of attempted murder. He will be sentenced on 16/06/2026. Finally the Sudanese offender was sentenced at Leeds Crown court in July 2026.”
Certainly the local and regional media news outlets such as the Yorkshire Post covered the story in some detail, more specifically focussing on the violence and on the heroism of local men who stepped in to stop the attack and subdue Ibrahim Albashir.
But so much more was not reported and Leeds Crown Court did make some seriously challenging information to be released; “Albashir, who is from Sudan and was homeless at the time, later pleaded guilty to attempted murder on what would have been the first day of his trial. Questions were initially raised about his fitness to plea, but an expert medical witness found that Albashir was capable of forming the intent to murder at the time.”
The psychiatrist who evaluated his mental state and the limited medical information available told the court that “he had previously been hospitalised in France due to an “episode”.”
France
As with many illegal immigrants the Sudanese had crossed the Channel on a so-called ‘small boat’. However, what very few mainstream media outlets bothered to investigate was what Ibrahim Albashir had been up to in France.
According to a GB News report on the case, he had applied for ‘asylum’ in France and had been refused, also while in France the authorities had detained him in a psychiatric facility due to his mental instability, but instead of deporting him back to Sudan upon his release, he was allowed to rejoin other ‘migrants’ in one of the camps on the French coast and from there succeeded in crossing the Channel.
And as with so many illegal immigrants arriving on the South coast of England, nobody knew who or what he was and how unstable he was. In the event at some point Ibrahim Albashir was living in Birmingham, possibly as a homeless person on the streets. It is believed that Albashir applied for asylum in the UK but it was either refused or was not yet considered.
Obtaining accurate information on his background is not easy, but the prosecution at Leeds Crown Court brought up a number of points; “Albashir, who is from Sudan and was homeless at the time, later pleaded guilty to attempted murder on what would have been the first day of his trial.”
“It was heard that just two days before the incident, he had been seen running around Leeds with his pants around his ankles. He was described as being in a “trance-like state”, but it was thought it was caused by drug use.”
BM Northern draws its readers attention to these points; Ibrahim Albashir had “previously been hospitalised in France due to an “episode”, and bizarrely, “just two days before the incident, he had been seen running around Leeds with his pants around his ankles. He was described as being in a “trance-like state”, but it was thought it was caused by drug use.”
In fact, officers from West Yorkshire Police had confronted Albashir in Leeds city centre when he was wandering around with his pants down, but instead of arresting him and taking him into custody, he was just instructed to pull up his pants and be on his way. Why? He was an illegal immigrant, clearly off his head on drugs and creating a disturbance by his behaviour? Another example of two-tier policing.
There is so much information here in the mainstream media reports about the severity of the attack, but even more information is missing.
“Murderous broken-bottle attacker who tried to kill woman at Leeds student hotspot given 25-year sentence.”
“A mentally-ill thug who tried to murder a passing woman with a broken bottle has been handed a 25-year sentence. The victim had enjoyed dinner at a local restaurant and was walking along the busy Headingley street when Ibrahim Albashir suddenly appeared from behind and without word, lunged at her with the lethal weapon.
Albashir, who has no previous convictions, eventually admitted a charge of attempted murder for the sickening assault on Otley Road in March 2024.”
“The 34-year-old schizophrenic appeared at Leeds Crown Court this afternoon when he was given a hybrid hospital order to ensure he receives ongoing treatment. It would appear from the CCTV that you were laying in wait. This was, in my view, not random. He said that despite his mental illness, he was convinced that Albashir “knew the nature and quality” of his actions at the time of the attack.
“He also said that he rejected Albashir’s claim he could not remember the incident and was “simply not willing to be candid” about his motivation. Judge Mairs also felt there was a sexual element to his offending, following previous reports of Albashir making sexual advances towards women.
“The victim, who is in her 30s, had been walking on the opposite side of the road to the Original Oak pub at around 9pm on March 17, 2024. Male witnesses stood outside the pub heard a scream and turned to see the woman being held by Albashir in a chokehold with one hand, while he thrusted a broken bottle neck repeatedly towards her head, neck and chest.
“The men ran towards him and shouted at him to stop but he persisted, prosecutor Brian Russell told the court. One member of the public then aimed a punch at Albashir, knocking him over the wall. He got up but a second punch rendered him unconscious.”
At least the media have reported on the brave intervention by local men to stop the attack and to detain Albashir until the police arrived, but it was not just pub security who leapt into attack Albashir.
“Police have praised the actions of security staff from a Leeds pub after they stepped in to help a woman who was being attacked by a man armed with a broken bottle. The victim was on her way home from a meal out in March 2024 when Ibrahim Albashir grabbed her and launched a “frenzied” attack.
“Leeds Crown Court heard the men responded to the assault opposite the Original Oak pub, in Otley Road, after hearing her “blood-curdling screams”, knocking Albashir, 34, unconscious in order to stop him. Albashir, who is originally from Sudan and has catatonic schizophrenia, was given a 25-year prison sentence along with an indefinite hospital order after admitting attempted murder at an earlier hearing.
“Judge Robin Mairs explained this meant he would be detained indefinitely in a secure mental hospital and, if he ever recovered, he would be transferred to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence. He said it was not a matter for him whether the defendant, who told doctors he was brought to the UK by people smugglers, is deported.”
Once again British Movement Northern region has to raise the questions about the impact of illegal immigration into the UK. This is yet another example of an illegal immigrant wandering the country without being detained and deported and committing horrendous crimes against the indigenous British.
This has gone on too long and surely is a signal to the White British to totally reject the Cultural Marxist policies of a multi-racial, multicultural, ‘diverse’ country. It is time to exert the British Bulldog spirit and to silence the socialists and the self-styled ‘progressive Left’ and to raise the concept of Race and Nation.
It is time to think in terms of the Fourteen Words and to end a multi-racial society, the experiment is over, the multicultural experiment has failed, it is time for deportations, remigration and repatriation.
Time to undo all the damage done since 1948 and the Empire Windrush.
From Wikipedia
From Viking times, Headingley was the centre of the Skyrack wapentake or Siaraches, the “Shire oak”. The name may refer to an oak tree that was a meeting place for settling legal disputes and raising armies. An ancient oak, said to be the Shire Oak, stood to the north of St Michael’s Church until 1941, and gives its name to two public houses, the Original Oak and the Skyrack.
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