| Rwanda flight 21:14 - Jun 14 with 17940 views | Gwyn737 |
Looks like there’s a fair chance that it’ll take off with no passengers.
Liz Truss wants it still to fly as it will “establish the route”. |  | | |  |
| Rwanda flight on 20:23 - Jul 7 with 790 views | Gwyn737 |
| Rwanda flight on 19:38 - Jul 7 by AnotherJohn |
The problem with that argument is that a worker needs to be earning well over £40K p.a. before they make a net fiscal contribution, and not so many irregular migrants are likely to be in that situation. The step cost of increasing health and social services provision if the present volumes of arrivals continue (circa a million a year) is likely to far exceed the extra tax take from migrants in work. Imagine what the situation would be if our fan base grew rapidly. We would extend the stadium to cope for a while, but then we would come to a position where a new stadium was required and costs rocket. |
But overall we know that overall migration is fiscally positive.
Imagine what would happen to the NHS and care sector if all migrants went home. | | | |
| Rwanda flight on 20:31 - Jul 7 with 777 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Rwanda flight on 19:38 - Jul 7 by AnotherJohn |
The problem with that argument is that a worker needs to be earning well over £40K p.a. before they make a net fiscal contribution, and not so many irregular migrants are likely to be in that situation. The step cost of increasing health and social services provision if the present volumes of arrivals continue (circa a million a year) is likely to far exceed the extra tax take from migrants in work. Imagine what the situation would be if our fan base grew rapidly. We would extend the stadium to cope for a while, but then we would come to a position where a new stadium was required and costs rocket. |
Extend the stadium.... 
When it could and should have happened, it didn't, which is exactly what our government is like.
NB, different opinions about stadium extension are available. | | | |
| Rwanda flight on 21:40 - Jul 7 with 750 views | controversial_jack |
| Rwanda flight on 13:07 - Jul 6 by felixstowe_jack |
Far better than most European Countries none of them offer free health care for illegal immigrants, tourist and visitors alike.
Add in free education as well.
Most European countries do offer welfare benefits but none offer free health care, espellcially to visitors, you have pay every time you visit a doctor . |
Are you sure of that?
https://www.euronews.com/2015/ | | | |
| Rwanda flight on 22:12 - Jul 7 with 723 views | KeithHaynes |
SPAIN
Allowed to work six months after applying for asylum.
Cash for basic needs: 51.60 euros maximum/month for adults and 19 euros maximum for children under 18; plus monthly transport card, up to 363 euros per year for clothes.
They don’t get a lot, because overall they are not welcome and Spain is a far left govt, atm that is. Check out VOX they are fast becoming the people’s choice. Then there won’t be any money at all, like Poland. When I say Poland they really don’t want any refugees regardless of what’s on offer. And I’m referring to the non white refugee from Africa etc, not Ukrainian which skews the figures totally. Whatever people think Spain and Poland really don’t want them.
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| Rwanda flight on 23:59 - Jul 7 with 686 views | controversial_jack |
| Rwanda flight on 22:12 - Jul 7 by KeithHaynes |
SPAIN
Allowed to work six months after applying for asylum.
Cash for basic needs: 51.60 euros maximum/month for adults and 19 euros maximum for children under 18; plus monthly transport card, up to 363 euros per year for clothes.
They don’t get a lot, because overall they are not welcome and Spain is a far left govt, atm that is. Check out VOX they are fast becoming the people’s choice. Then there won’t be any money at all, like Poland. When I say Poland they really don’t want any refugees regardless of what’s on offer. And I’m referring to the non white refugee from Africa etc, not Ukrainian which skews the figures totally. Whatever people think Spain and Poland really don’t want them.
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I don’t think anyone wants them. They are here until they get processed, so we should treat them decently.
Spain and Poland, what a contrast. One left, the other right | | | |
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