Here is a shocker from the UK showing the level of absurdity which the human rights ideology has reached and the threat it poses to ordinary people. Modernity.news reports:
"An Iraqi national who joined Al Qaeda as a teenager, served as a security guard at ISIS mass executions and stonings, and was linked to the cell that beheaded British engineer Ken Bigley has been photographed walking out of a Co-op near Windsor Castle after serving only six months of a two-year sentence for illegal entry.
Yes, this is real.
Mohammed Yaseen arrived to the UK on a small boat last December, lied about his identity, and was housed in a taxpayer-funded hotel until biometrics exposed his German terrorism conviction. Courts heard he posed "a danger to the whole of the UK," yet human rights claims and Foreign Office concerns about his treatment in Iraq have blocked deportation while he racks up legal aid bills.
Yaseen grew up in Ar-Rutbah in western Iraq, an Al Qaeda stronghold after the 2003 invasion. At 16 he joined Islamic State of Iraq, the Al Qaeda franchise led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
German court evidence detailed that he planted more than a dozen bombs targeting US troops and later worked as an armed guard, carrying a Kalashnikov, controlling crowds at public stonings and standing guard at least two mass executions that included women and children. He attended beheadings and floggings. The same networks were responsible for the 2004 beheading of Liverpool engineer Ken Bigley.
He reached Germany in 2014, made multiple asylum claims under false identities, and was arrested in 2018. In 2020 the Higher Regional Court in Düsseldorf sentenced him to four years and three months for membership of a terrorist organisation and participation in ISIS activities. Germany imposed a 20-year exclusion order but never deported him to Iraq after a judge ruled he faced risk of mistreatment or execution because of his past.
From France he crossed the Channel on 13 December 2025 in a boat carrying around 80 people. Border Force intercepted it. At Manston he gave a "completely dishonest account," claiming to be a Kuwaiti named Mohammed Ashimiri with a false date of birth.
Prosecutor Steven Molloy told Winchester Crown Court that Yaseen said he "did not like it in France but heard on TikTok that the UK accepts everyone and respects human rights."
He was placed in the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Basingstoke. Fingerprints revealed his real identity on Christmas Eve and he was arrested. He admitted attempting to enter without valid clearance.
Molloy described "a deeper and lengthy involvement in terrorism and Islamic extremist ideology" and assessed him as "high risk in all categories. There is a danger that this individual poses to the whole of the UK."
Judge Christopher Parker KC called his culpability "exceedingly high" and noted a "strong likelihood" of deportation before or at the end of his sentence. He received two years.
Released after six months, he was housed in a bail hostel in Windsor with an ankle tag and a 6pm-to-6am curfew. There were no restrictions preventing him from walking near Windsor Great Park or the Castle.
The Mail on Sunday photographed him leaving the local Co-op last week, casually doing some grocery shopping. Hours after the paper contacted authorities he was recalled to prison for breaching good-behaviour conditions at the hostel. A Ministry of Justice source said simply: "He is no longer in Windsor."
He has reapplied for asylum on human rights grounds, pausing Home Office removal efforts. The Foreign Office has raised concerns he could face "mistreatment" in Iraq.
Poor baby.
Experts cited by the Mail on Sunday put the annual cost of housing, feeding and monitoring him at up to £85,000. Legal aid for his claim, and any eventual fight to the European Court of Human Rights, could reach £500,000.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: "We are paying through the nose to feed, clothe and house individuals who pose a clear threat. If Andy Burnham took this seriously, he would deport this man at once."
This is not an isolated failure. Only days earlier a suspected ISIS operative and alleged rapist from Iraq was found living in a taxpayer hotel in Oldham after arriving by small boat and giving a false name.
Another ISIS fanatic, Ali Abdillahi, is due for parole next month after circulating execution videos and pledging allegiance to the group while also forging qualifications to work in an NHS heart unit."