Labour-run council ordering removal of St George’s and Union Jack flags is too scared to take down Palestine flags without police protection, leaked email reveals

A council operated by Labour led to anger by ordering the lifting of the British flags from lamps – ‘He’s so scared’ to download Palestinian flags without police protection.

Banking Birmingham Municipal Assembly, hundreds of unions and st George’s flags in the near future, drivers and pedestrians by endangering ‘can risk life’, he said.

The flags were alarmed by a small, organized group of residents to show ‘Birmingham and the rest of the country, how we are proud of our history, freedoms and achievements’.

Patriotic demonstrations, ‘security concerns’ due to the promised to remove the flags immediately received a quick response from the municipal council.

The decision was detonated by the Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick as ‘two -layer prejudice against the British people’, critics, Palestinian flags, said that the Council was left to fly from the lams in Birmingham for the last 18 months without tearing them.

When the Posta visited the Sparkhill region, where approximately 80 percent of the population was Muslim, there were no seven Palestinian flags hanging from a mile -long miles of the Stratford Road.

It may also be revealed that the Council, which is fragmented by the crisis, admitted that he was very scared to try to lift Palestinian flags without police protection.

In a leaked e -mail, Majid Mahmood, a member of the mail taken by mail, said the Palestinian flags hanging from the lamppostine in February: ‘We download them, but when we first try to download them, we need the support of the police because of the problems that arose (up).’

They expressed love for many calm, new flags and saying that they helped to create a sense of community spirit.

However, the Birmingham Municipal Assembly claimed that the flags represented a danger for both drivers and pedestrians and ordered them to be removed.

However, the Council did not take such a solid action against the Palestinian flags flying in the best part of 18 months in some parts of Eastern Birmingham.

TEPEK focused only by the Council this week at the same time, and this week, the colors of the Pakistan flag to illuminate the city’s library in the colors of the Pakistan flag to watch the country’s independence and then the Indian flag.

Mr. Mahmood was among those who posed for paintings for paintings this week, as the flag of Pakistan was grown outside the council house in the city center.

The Council, which declared an effective bankruptcy in 2023, is now confronted with an intense criticism of a thousand strikes that lasted seven months and sees the streets of the city was buried under the Fetid Waste Mountains.

Mr. Jenrick, ‘Palestinian flags are allowed to remain while the Council’s British flags and union flags are ridiculous. Two -layer prejudice against the British people.

The Council of Birmingham, which is operated by Labour, seems to be ashamed of our country – congratulating everyone other than ourselves. This pathetic hate should end. We must be a country united under a single flag.

“A damaging indictment of how bad things that seem to have been very scared to overthrow the unauthorized foreign flags without the police without the police. Authorities cannot allow them to surrender to them. ‘

Former Tor leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said: ‘The Municipal Assembly is completely prejudiced and nonsense above their inadequacies. After the chaos of a thousand strikes, which they could not find to empty the boxes, they manage to find people who will overthrow our national flag on the VJ day, when the British and British and British community troops lost their lives for our freedoms. Shameful. ‘

Sir John Hayes said: ‘Birmingham is a great city, Chamberlains. Joseph Chamberlain, a great patriot and the eldest son of Birmingham, hung his head in shame. ‘

The Council also burned the Birmingham Library in green and white to celebrate the anniversary of Pakistan’s Independence Day.

A E -Posta leaked from a Cabinet Council member said that local authority was afraid to remove Palestinian flags without police protection. More than £ 4,000 was collected by the residents to pay for the flags of St George and Union, which was put forward by a group calling Weoley Warriors.

Palestinian flags have been significantly exhibited in some parts of Birmingham since the beginning of the last war in Gaza and in some parts of Birmingham

A group of calm called Weoley Warriors began to hang hundreds of flags from lams in areas such as Weoley Castle, Northfield, Sellly Oak and Bartley Green this week.

They did not explain their identities, but they published their flags in a Facebook group, which says: ‘A proud community is a strong community. Regardless of your background, race or religion, we live side by side in this country, so when you look at (and), they fly for you when you see that the flags fly. ‘

They collected more than £ 4,000 to meet their efforts and described themselves as ‘a group of proud British man with a common target’ in the pages of online donation collection pages.

Many calm, fast to express enthusiasm for flags.

Helen Ingram, a historian living in Northfield, said, ‘Everyone I talk to them loves them and there is a buzzing in the air, almost a carnival -like atmosphere.

‘Northfield was once a strict community, and this strong community pride and unity is warm to get back.’

Nevertheless, the Council claimed that the extra weight placed by the flags on lampposts could ‘potentially collapse’ and claimed that it was probably a fatal risk for drivers and pedestrians as well as flags as well as flags.

Drgram, residents, ‘every day freely flying around the city’ Palestine, Ukraine and pride flags due to the number of flags of the council, especially frustrating, he said.

The Council is accused of hypocrisy to avoid washing Palestinian flags with the same force as British flags.

‘Flying a Union Jack or England flag is compatible with the same spirit of proud of your identity… This is definitely a feeling that a municipal council should be a champion instead of condemnation!’

One of the organizers of the Weoley Warriors group: ‘This is unfortunate and disappointing – Birmingham City Council cannot afford to take our garbage boxes, but may afford to take our flags.’

Other inhabitants warned that the removal of the flags could lead to potentially rebellion.

The decision was described as ‘completely embarrassing’ by CLLR Robert Alden, the leader of the conservative opposition.

“Obviously, for the last two years, the Council has made little effort to remove Palestinian flags, and now the inhabitants suddenly put Union Jack and St George’s cross, and they say it is a risk of health and safety – this is madness,” he said.

‘In general, they go bankrupt as a council.

“ “ National flag to fight on the residents to decide to fight themselves to cut themselves and put a council tax in a complete complex. ‘

Birmingham City Council spokesman, this year, including Palestinian flags ‘Street Furniture’ more than 200 attachments lifted, but some of them were changed after removing them, he said.

The decision to remove the flags of the council was defined as ‘completely embarrassing’ by CLLR Robert Alden, the leader of the conservative opposition.

The Council claimed that the extra weight placed by the flags on lamparts ‘can lead to potentially collapse’.

Birmingham Municipal Assembly, this year, including Palestinian flags ‘Street Furniture’ more than 200 attachments removed, but some have been changed, he said.

It was said that the Council plans to raise the lams that mean that they should stay away from the annexes to do the work.

The spokesman added: ‘People who add unauthorized items to the lampposts may be at risking their lives and the lives of drivers and pedestrians.

“ We continue to do this every week and we will ask the personnel who do this work to continue this work without any obstacle.

‘It can be dangerous to place unauthorized attachments in street furniture, especially in long structures such as lapgoes – so the Council always puts stress on official events or celebrations.