Now that the UK is throwing people in prison for complaining about their nation being systematically eradicated through mass Third World immigration, authorities will need to free up cells. No problem; they can just let actual criminals loose:

The United Kingdom announced on Monday that it could grant convicted criminals early release from prison to make room for “anti-immigration protesters.”

The government has activated emergency protocol, known as “Operation Early Dawn,” to tackle prison overcrowding as the number of convicted “anti-immigration protesters” continues to grow.

Early dawn? More like early sunset for the once great nation. They used to say the sun never sets on the British empire. But then, they used to say there’ll always be an England.

The measure allows those awaiting court appearances to be held in police cells until more prison spaces become available, and defendants in custody are only brought before magistrates once additional jail capacity is secured.

Not much of a fix. But wait:

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has already announced plans to temporarily cut the proportion of a sentence that must be served before parole is possible from 50 per cent to 40 per cent in a desperate bid to free up space.

This is estimated to mean around 5,500 prisoners are released early in September and October.

Those arrested for protesting against demographic displacement will not be eligible for release. Regarding these loosely defined rioters:

Arrests have been made not only for those who committed violent acts and property damage but also for those who “shouted and gesticulated” at police, “armchair rioters,” a pensioner who said, “you’re not English anymore,” and individuals who posted “hateful” content on social media. A judge has also reportedly vowed to refuse to grant bail even for those who “only watched the riots from the sidelines” as “curious observers.”

Time is running out for Britain to save itself.

On a tip from seaoh.