So Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the UK, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, thinks that Pakistan already ‘does enough’ to prevent terrorist students entering the UK.

Well, he won’t mind if we ban ALL Pakistan nationals from entering the UK until further notice, then.

After all, why should the British taxpayer pay for costly screening and monitoring of his countrymen?  The amount we may earn in university and college course fees is no doubt MORE than offset by the COST to Britain of administration, surveillance and monitoring of his would-be terrorist fanatics.

We have no obligation to allow them entry and we can do without the hassle they cause us.

Apart from Pakistani students on fake or trumped-up visas, who have no intention of studying anything other than how to bomb and kill our citizens, we don’t need more visitors, tourists or ‘businessmen’ from Pakistan, period.  A large number don’t return after their studies or their ‘visit’  in any case – which breaks the terms of their visa and which goes largely unreported and unenforced, too.

And these are only the ones we KNOW about.
Who knows (the Home Office / Borders Agency certainly doesn’t) how many enter the UK illegally in the back of trucks or as visiting ‘relatives’ of those who are already here?

The only way in future we should be prepared to allow Pakistanis entry is if their government vouches for them and takes responsibility for their actions, both financially and morally.

So the ball is back in your court, Mr Commissioner.
If you’re not prepared to vouch 100% for your own citizens, then we’re not prepared to allow them in to kill ours.

Write to your MP now and object to any further students entering this country from Pakistan.