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UK: Asylum seeker whose deportation was stopped by cabin crew raped 15-year-old girl

A failed asylum seeker whose deportation was blocked after cabin crew stopped his repatriation flight from leaving the UK nine years ago has pleaded guilty to the rape of a 15-year-old girl.

Anicet Mayela, 40, could face life in jail after admitting to the rape of the underage girl. The Congolese asylum seeker has been in Britain since 2004 after an “agent” smuggled him out of Africa, where Mayela claimed his life was in danger.

He would become a poster boy for anti-deportation campaigners after he was pictured outside a detention centre in Oxford holding signs which read, “Migrants aren’t criminals” and “stop detention.”

It has emerged that many chances were missed to deport Mayela.

While a deportation flight had been planned to Brazzaville in May 2005, the removal was blocked by cabin crew from Air France, who stopped the flight taking off from Southampton. The crew’s intervention was triggered by claims made by Mayela that his hand had been broken by deportation minders who handcuffed his wrists and taped his legs together.

One month after that action by airline crew, Mayela won leave to remain after lawyers argued that deportation would be against his human rights amid a police investigation into alleged assault by his handlers. Two days after he was released, Mayela joined a campaign where he was photographed protesting with the sign, “Migrants are not criminals.”

A previous attempt to deport him failed when Mayela claimed that he had been injured in an isolation cell at the Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centre in Middlesex.

In his fight to resist deportation, Mayela was also backed by the charity Institute of Race Relations.

The Express newspaper reports on comments made by a source close to British Home Secretary James Cleverly who said on Wednesday night that action taken by people with “no knowledge” who “suddenly decide to intervene […] can have appalling consequences for others.”

Conservative MP Marco Longhi said the case “raises serious questions about the legal process and Mayela’s right to stay in this country.

“My constituents are sure to be furious to discover that he has remained here on what appears to be a flimsy excuse before committing this horrific crime,” the MP who sits on the Home Affairs select committee told The Sun newspaper.

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James Mcguinness
13 days ago

I can’t help but notice that their diversity strength is our weakness. Seems to be a distinct pattern here. The migration pact will be fun. God help the next government if they don’t reverse this.

Eamonn Dowling
13 days ago

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
The West is going to see a lot more atrocities facilitated by misguided good intentions .

James Mcguinness
13 days ago

Taytos black n tans in listowel are going after the local political opposition now lads. The phone conversation is worth a listen from the thought police. https://www.bitchute.com/video/CmXq4lmlEoza/

Eamonn Dowling
13 days ago

Thanks James . Just had a listen.
This is how it starts , isn’t it ? They bring you in to check your thinking.

James Mcguinness
13 days ago
Reply to  Eamonn Dowling

Yes it does but the reality is that the kakistocracy have been doing this for years and convincing us all that things will be much worse without them which is why people kept voting for them instead of realizing that voting for your own is better for you. The difference this time is that people are awake so they will go full totalitarian any way they can get away with. But people need to realize that rats are always most dangerous when they are cornered and drive on through passed their idle rubbish. The more they push like this crap in the audio, the more angry people will get to the point where they wont give a shit anymore. I would not like to be a black n tan at the receiving end of a thousand angry protesters who dont give a crap anymore. We are in the death throws of this and we are so close to real freedom. A ship is at its most dangerous when its sinking lad because it can such everyone down with it. People need to realize now, they are terrified and terrified of us and they will use anything they think wont be seen to suppress us. I would strongly suggest to vote for that woman in listowel and I actually really like the cut of john waters too.

The Hoi Polloi
13 days ago

You talk as if they even know we exist James. I would think that their echo chambers are golden prisons and that we are the white noise that surrounds it.

James Mcguinness
13 days ago
Reply to  The Hoi Polloi

Hahahahahaha… that is an equsite point, they do certainly pretend we dont exist, thats for sure. They need not fear, we will give them a great reminder on election day. While all his is happening, martin was meeting genocideal lunitic fauci and tayto was losing her shit with the gra because she was not allowed to bring her best fwendie tea boy along…lol. Priorities eh!

Sick_of_Lies!
13 days ago

Winning an election is no use, if they don’t reverse any damaging actions, or legislation.

James McGuinness
12 days ago
Reply to  Sick_of_Lies!

Correct, if they dont, then we have to do it ourselves.

Sick_of_Lies!
13 days ago

Yeah, sounds like an old FBI trick. They invite you to talk and see if they can get you to say something that might be untrue or if you might implicate yourself or even insult them. Like General Michael Flynn, who Trump had to pardon after the entrapment. Would they record the conversation and try to use against you later, if the hate-speech laws are enacted? Retrospectively? Example, if you don’t delete your tweets until then? Just use your rights and say your are not interested in wasting your time, because you have nothing further to say!
Do Gardaí get a bonus based on the number of arrests?

Last edited 13 days ago by Sick_of_Lies!
Sick_of_Lies!
13 days ago

The Cabin crew should be fired and prosecuted. Where do they take their rights from?

SHANE
12 days ago

The poster boy for illegal migrants. Filthy animal.

The flight crew should be named and shamed.Its their fault also,well done flight crew and leftist groups.Another peado raping a poor young child.

Thankyou Gript and Maria for your reporting.

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