Jaoc has consistently condemned politicians for their handling of illegal migration. This in-depth report and analysis of the situation will reveal the reasons behind the ongoing issue. Is it merely a matter of financial incentives for those facilitating the process, or is there something more sinister at play? You decide. 

To support our attempts to raise awareness of the financial wrongdoings by corrupt politicians and shady companies and supported by the National audit office is the following:

Strategy

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Phase 1: Illuminate the System

Tactics:

• Freedom of Information (FOI) Requests: Target the Home Office, local councils, and the Cabinet Office. Ask for:
  • Meeting minutes with contractors (Clearsprings, Mears, Serco).
  • Communications with subcontractors like Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL), recently dropped for misconduct.
  • Details of contract awards, amendments, and performance audits.
• Crowdsourced Whistleblowing: Launch a secure tip line for former hotel staff, subcontractors, or civil servants to share what they’ve seen.
• Data Visualisation: Map hotel locations, contract values, and political donations (if any) to show patterns.

 Phase 2: Follow the Money

Investigative Angles:

• Political Donations: Use the Electoral Commission database to trace donations from executives or shareholders of these firms to political parties.
• Revolving Door Watch: Identify former government officials now working for these companies—or vice versa.
• Procurement Irregularities: Highlight how contracts ballooned from £4.5B to over £15B, with little accountability.

Phase 3: Public Pressure & Media Firestorm

Messaging:

• “£15 billion in public money. Who’s getting rich? Who’s looking away?”
• “While children vanish from hotels, contractors cash in.”
• “This isn’t migration policy—it’s a business model.”

Actions:

• Partner with investigative journalists (e.g. The Guardian, Byline Times).
• Launch a petition demanding a Parliamentary Select Committee inquiry into asylum accommodation contracts.
• Organise a visual protest outside the Home Office or contractor HQs—placards showing hotel costs vs. local housing shortages.

 Bonus: Strategic Leverage

• Use the Stay Belvedere Hotels scandal as your entry point—it’s already been flagged for “significant misconduct” and dropped from the supply chain.
• Push for mandatory publication of subcontractor relationships and real-time contract performance data.

We are seeking a strategic leader capable of coordinating a strategy developed by JAOC, while also providing insights and ideas to enhance a structured and meaningful approach.

Additionally, we need a social media team to ensure that the strategy is implemented effectively. This is not a protest group; it is a direct action team that can generate excitement and a desire to hold those accountable for their actions and ensure they face prosecution.

In the meantime, we must collectively create an awareness campaign so that people fully comprehend that they are being sold something to obscure the true intentions. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact us at justanordinarycitizen@proton.me.

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There is growing concern that illegal immigrants are entering the UK to destabilise society, as seen in the rising attacks on children and women, similar to Denmark. A study found that 78% of second-generation illegal migrants engage in crime, a trend also noted in Sweden. If this continues, it could escalate dangerously. We have delayed action for too long, and this requires more than just political change; it demands public involvement. I do not advocate violence, but the UK populace is at its limit, worried about homeless children, the elderly, and families struggling due to government tax changes.

In Ireland, there are investigations into hidden containers, and we share similar worries in the UK, particularly regarding TVS in Buckshaw Village, Lancashire, which supplies the UN, NATO, and the MOD. Their warehouses show unusual activity, raising the question what are they delivering for the UN in the UK. While some may dismiss this as paranoia, the real issue is a Prime Minister and party that are out of touch, promoting ideas that contradict British values. There are 92 Sharia law areas in the UK, mosques being built, and people facing imprisonment for expressing Christian beliefs, among other concerns.