UK’s Broken Borders: Guns, Violence, and the Failure of Law and Order

The UK is no longer safe. In a shocking revelation, guns were found in the possession of Sujeel Amjad, a 22-year-old from Birmingham, whose criminal actions culminated in a failed sub-machine gun attack that could have taken lives. Now sentenced to life imprisonment, the case of Sujeel Amjad is not just an isolated incident but a terrifying example of what happens when political correctness and a broken justice system allow for violence to fester unchecked.

The December 2023 shootings, orchestrated by Amjad and his associates, involved military-grade weaponry, including a Skorpion sub-machine gun, capable of firing 800 rounds per minute. Although the actual firearms used were never recovered, the photos of Amjad proudly posing with these lethal weapons were enough to link him to the crimes. So, how did this happen? Why was someone like Sujeel Amjad able to access and use such dangerous weapons?

This is not a story of mere criminality. It is a direct consequence of weak law enforcement and the British government's failure to control the steady rise of illegal arms and gangs. Worse yet, political elites continue to ignore the real danger of the rapid erosion in law and order around cities like Birmingham, now breeding grounds for violence. Police efforts, while commendable in catching Amjad, are hampered by an environment that refuses to recognise the growing threats. The fact that guns of this calibre were even in circulation on UK soil should send shockwaves across the nation.

Furthermore, let’s not be naive about the identity politics at play here. Sujeel Amjad’s case will likely be downplayed by mainstream media to avoid “offending” any community. But we must face reality. The UK is dealing with a dangerous cocktail of lax policing, unchecked illegal immigration, and communities that refuse to integrate into British society. Birmingham, a city once known for its industrial might, now faces the grim reality of no-go zones, gang wars, and rising crimes.

The bigger question remains, how many more Sujeel Amjads are out there, quietly amassing weapons and planning the next atrocity? Until we address the root of these problems, starting with tightening our borders, increasing police funding, and cracking down on extremism, the UK will continue its descent into chaos. This is not fear-mongering. This is the reality we face.

It’s time the government, police, and society wake up. Lives are at stake.

Those guns are still in the hands of very dangerous individuals.