  atus/1881611081673494531#m > so im pleased the govt has announced an inquiry into the southport murderer, there were clearly multiple state failings and it must never happen again. > but, when the conservatives were trying to toughen the prevent anti-extremism programme, starmer and cooper were running for office on manifestos worried about prevent alienating communities. > a public inquiry is important, but labour must not use it to hide behind their own failings. (2/2) people are rightly having a go at olukemi for wanting to further strengthen prevent into a stronger stasi but it's funny that she has literally no other avenue for attack. she can't do an implicit anti bame dogwhistle because she is bame herself, she can't bemoan the refugee process because she is a refugee herself and she literally led a dei witchhunt throughout the rnhs so of course the only mental option she has is further expanding the power of the boot on british people's necks
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