The Cranston Enquiry has just published its report into the sinking of a “migrant” dinghy in the Channel..

“The deaths of at least 30 people who drowned while attempting to cross the English Channel in 2021 could have been avoided, an inquiry has found.

The dinghy they were travelling on became swamped and capsized in the early hours of 24 November 2021, in what became the deadliest Channel small boat incident on record.

Only two people survived, and were found almost 12 hours after they called for help..”

The victims set off from a beach near Dunkirk in France and came from a number of countries, including Iraq, Somali, Ethiopia, Egypt and Afghanistan…dear dear me.

Apparently there aren’t enough ships and aircraft constantly on patrol to stop the feral cunts drowning.

The report recommended the Coastguard gives specific training to its staff about how to deal with small boats, as well as investing in new technology..

As yet another bonus for us the Enquiry has been translated into seven languages.

It seems certain whoever gets the bill for this Enquiry won’t be delighted.

Finally,thankfully,the French coastguard have been approached for comment.

Oh good.

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