Diane Abbott sparks outcry after likening Tory migration policies

I see that Diane 'holidayed in Communist East Germany at the height of the Cold War' Abbott has been at it again, making outrageous claims based on little but emotion and the need to appeal to her lefty constituency within the Labour Party.

'Diane Abbott sparked anger by linking the Government's immigration policies to those of murderous African dictator Idi Amin.

The Shadow Home Secretary claimed Tory ministers were failing to treat migrants as humans – and drew comparison with the racist Ugandan tyrant who expelled all Asians from his country.

The Labour MP also suggested the Conservative stance could lead to children being detained in 'cages' like on the US-Mexican border.'

Actually the part that caught my eye was later in this Mail report https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6165749/Diane-Abbott-sparks-outcry-likening-Tory-migration-policies-brutal-expulsions.html

'Idi Amin, who died in exile in Saudi Arabia in August 2003 aged 78, 'ethnically cleansed' up to 500,000 people in mass executions and tribal purges in eight bloody years in the 1970s.

In 1972, after stirring up hatred against the wealthy Indians who controlled Uganda's economy, he gave them all a mere 90 days to leave the country.

Around 80,000 left in the mass expulsion... '

Maybe in 40+ years time we will read something along these lines:

'Jeremy Corbyn, who died in exile in Iran in August 2030 aged 81, 'ethnically cleansed' up to 300,000 Jews in the expulsions and purges of eight bloody years in the 2020s.

In 2020, after stirring up hatred against the wealthy Jews who he believed controlled the UK's economy, he gave them all a mere 90 days to leave the country.

Around 100,000 left in the mass expulsion; the remainder living as dhimis having first had their property confiscated by the state and forced to wear yellow stars to ensure that everyone in the Republic of Great Britain knew who was Jewish.'

The above is no less likely to happen than the ravings of Diane Abbott, indeed some might argue more likely.