Terrified students are fleeing Belfast after homes were named on a rioters’ ‘hit list’ in the wake of an alleged knife attack by a Sudanese migrant that sparked days of unrest across the city.
Young people have been packing their bags and abandoning rented accommodation amid fears properties could be targeted in a wave of violence that has seen homes, businesses and vehicles set on fire.
Some streets in south Belfast’s student district have been left almost deserted as undergraduates head home, while others have sought refuge with friends after addresses circulated online.
The politicians and elites pushing replacement migration should forfeit their assets, be stripped of their citizenship and sent into exile.
East Belfast After the Unrest: Walking Through the Aftermath
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