The MULTI BILLION Corporate Treason: Profiting from the Chaos that Killed Rhiannon Whyte

The only thing not broken in the UK asylum system is the corporate profit margin. Your billions are funding a security disaster.

I apologise for getting upset in this one, but what an awful day for our nation? I have been in contact with the family of the late and lovely Rhiannon Skye Whyte for many months now. And for those months I have been muzzled from speaking my mind on her murder. I felt utterly pathetic in the fact of such desperation to see the name of a mother, daughter and sister out there in the media. Today we finally do that, only, it’s you and I that’ll be paying to keep this barbaric Sudanese vermin at His Majesty’s Pleasure.

Let’s focus the glare where it hurts the most for those of us not experiencing the trauma that the Whyte family have for a year now: the pocket.

The ‘Asylum Hotel’ operation is a lucrative financial scandal, disguised as a humanitarian problem. It is currently siphoning a staggering MULTI BILLION POUND worth of British taxpayer money per year— over £4,200 per migrant, per month—straight into the coffers of private businesses.

This isn’t aid; it’s a corporate racket. I have to ask: Where is the outrage from the liberal-left about this grotesque corporate welfare scheme? Because silence equals consent to the biggest institutionalised scam in modern Britain.

And what does this billion-pound expenditure buy us? Murder.

It bought the murder of Rhiannon Skye Whyte, an innocent British mother working at a Walsall hotel, stabbed 23 times by a migrant resident, Deng Chol Majek. She died three days later whilst holding her mother’s hand. It bought the public safety risk in Epping, where convicted sex offender Hadush Kabar was housed at the taxpayer’s expense before being ‘accidentally’ released from jail.

The liberal elite, from Keir Starmer downwards, insist on calling this negligence ‘system failure.’ I call it deliberate treason against the public purse and public safety. They created the chaos with their open-door policies, and now they are actively ensuring the financial gravy train keeps running.

It’s simple: stop the hotels, stop the corporate profits, and stop enabling the catastrophic failure that cost Rhiannon her life. We demand plain-speaking accountability and the priority of British lives. Your money, their millions, our streets unsafe. Time to shut it down. I can’t take anymore of this, can you?