| asylum seekers on barges on 20:17 - Apr 8 with 1095 views | SullutaCreturned |
| asylum seekers on barges on 14:18 - Apr 8 by controversial_jack |
This govt has been in power for 13 years.The buck stops with them and them alone. Stop making excuses for their incompetence and admit ownership of this problem |
I'm not making excuses for anybody. I'm pointing out they are useless, all of them from whichever side you support.
Blairs government made this problem much worse with their attempt at social engineering.
This government is utterly rubbish, when have I said different? That doesnt excuse previous governments from being rubbish too. |  | |  |
| asylum seekers on barges on 20:59 - Apr 8 with 1076 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 19:11 - Apr 8 by Togg |
Best price, muy barato. Allegedly, I've been informed they also sell North African Woodbines. |
Lol.
The one that sold me duff CDs a few years ago,seems to have retired | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 05:47 - Apr 10 with 996 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| asylum seekers on barges on 14:18 - Apr 8 by controversial_jack |
This govt has been in power for 13 years.The buck stops with them and them alone. Stop making excuses for their incompetence and admit ownership of this problem |
What problem? We have been told for decades that immigration is fantastic for our country. They all contribute to the economy, they bring incredible culture and most of them are neuroscientists, doctors and nurses. So letting in a couple of hundred thousand Albanians unchecked means that surely the government is doing a wonderful job? |  |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 10:16 - Apr 10 with 962 views | Wingstandwood |
| asylum seekers on barges on 05:47 - Apr 10 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
What problem? We have been told for decades that immigration is fantastic for our country. They all contribute to the economy, they bring incredible culture and most of them are neuroscientists, doctors and nurses. So letting in a couple of hundred thousand Albanians unchecked means that surely the government is doing a wonderful job? |
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne
Like I previously predicted i.e. the U.K has become the perfect safe haven and logistical hub for absolute evil. And like I previously mentioned U.K society and its citizens are under severe threat and danger from organised criminality and drugs in a way never ever seen before.
"All refugees welcome" in a man-child student activist WOKE type of way, hey!!!! This guy sure does as the old saying goes "offers diversity".
The lawyers and WOKE loony lefties who aid and abet these types should be absolute ashamed of themselves, absolute vermin!!!! |  |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 10:34 - Apr 10 with 957 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 10:16 - Apr 10 by Wingstandwood |
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne
Like I previously predicted i.e. the U.K has become the perfect safe haven and logistical hub for absolute evil. And like I previously mentioned U.K society and its citizens are under severe threat and danger from organised criminality and drugs in a way never ever seen before.
"All refugees welcome" in a man-child student activist WOKE type of way, hey!!!! This guy sure does as the old saying goes "offers diversity".
The lawyers and WOKE loony lefties who aid and abet these types should be absolute ashamed of themselves, absolute vermin!!!! |
Bear in mind the staggering hypocrisy of these people.
Lawyers normally live in a milieu a million miles away from those they feed off.
These illegals are purely a money tree for them | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 10:45 - Apr 10 with 947 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 05:47 - Apr 10 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
What problem? We have been told for decades that immigration is fantastic for our country. They all contribute to the economy, they bring incredible culture and most of them are neuroscientists, doctors and nurses. So letting in a couple of hundred thousand Albanians unchecked means that surely the government is doing a wonderful job? |
57 thousand people were granted visas last year to come an fill job vacancies.
Before Brexit these posts would have been filled by EU nationals. Now we’ve taken back control all we’ve done is replace EU economic migrants with non EU economic migrants.
These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc. My new dentist is Ecuadorean.
Yes, migration is important for our economy. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 11:06 - Apr 10 with 939 views | Wingstandwood |
| asylum seekers on barges on 10:34 - Apr 10 by onehunglow |
Bear in mind the staggering hypocrisy of these people.
Lawyers normally live in a milieu a million miles away from those they feed off.
These illegals are purely a money tree for them |
I have noticed that the very idiots who want a free-for-all "all comers welcome" immigration policy, do often indeed belong vastly more to leafy middle class suburbia than any council estate. University lecturers indoctrinating their students hey!
Metropolitan elite types also, as described by (of all papers) The Guardian as public sector "Islington sociology professor" stereotype(s), that even The Guardian recognised to be of type to be living in a parallel universe and bubble. And add Lawyers to the list also.
It's quite remarkable how 'thick-educated-fools' are so detached from all common sense, the real world and the bleeding-bloody-obvious itself.
The simple equation being....."You import criminals? Then you get criminality as an end result". Way too complicated an equation for some.  | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 11:58 - Apr 10 with 916 views | Flashberryjack |
| asylum seekers on barges on 10:45 - Apr 10 by Gwyn737 |
57 thousand people were granted visas last year to come an fill job vacancies.
Before Brexit these posts would have been filled by EU nationals. Now we’ve taken back control all we’ve done is replace EU economic migrants with non EU economic migrants.
These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc. My new dentist is Ecuadorean.
Yes, migration is important for our economy. |
"These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc"
Illegal immigrants ? |  |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 12:58 - Apr 10 with 897 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 11:06 - Apr 10 by Wingstandwood |
I have noticed that the very idiots who want a free-for-all "all comers welcome" immigration policy, do often indeed belong vastly more to leafy middle class suburbia than any council estate. University lecturers indoctrinating their students hey!
Metropolitan elite types also, as described by (of all papers) The Guardian as public sector "Islington sociology professor" stereotype(s), that even The Guardian recognised to be of type to be living in a parallel universe and bubble. And add Lawyers to the list also.
It's quite remarkable how 'thick-educated-fools' are so detached from all common sense, the real world and the bleeding-bloody-obvious itself.
The simple equation being....."You import criminals? Then you get criminality as an end result". Way too complicated an equation for some. |
II remember one learned counsel chastising me ,in the lift, not to diss criminals as without them both he and me would have no job.
I recall the biggest hookah over HS2 train was from extremely affluent areas where professionals reside . NIMBYs all of them. | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 13:05 - Apr 10 with 891 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 11:58 - Apr 10 by Flashberryjack |
"These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc"
Illegal immigrants ? |
Nope.
That was in response to Joeses’ post on general immigration.
Again, nobody is calling for unlimited immigration (apart from the odd extremist).
Nobody is saying that illegal Albanian criminals should be welcomed with open arms. It’s just that that the dog whistle barge and Rwanda type policies won’t fix it. It’s the government pretending to be tough.
This feeds the phoney culture wars where some shout WOKE at an imaginary foe.
Woke was a really important word when it was used to call out ridiculous and dangerous liberal ideologies but it’s been hijacked by angry people to describe things they don’t like, such as laws they don’t agree with, women footballers and the amount of black people on telly. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:09 - Apr 10 with 889 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:05 - Apr 10 by Gwyn737 |
Nope.
That was in response to Joeses’ post on general immigration.
Again, nobody is calling for unlimited immigration (apart from the odd extremist).
Nobody is saying that illegal Albanian criminals should be welcomed with open arms. It’s just that that the dog whistle barge and Rwanda type policies won’t fix it. It’s the government pretending to be tough.
This feeds the phoney culture wars where some shout WOKE at an imaginary foe.
Woke was a really important word when it was used to call out ridiculous and dangerous liberal ideologies but it’s been hijacked by angry people to describe things they don’t like, such as laws they don’t agree with, women footballers and the amount of black people on telly. |
3rd paragraph is disputable
Have a look at some of the banners at protest marches
Albanians by far the most organised,vicious professional,ruthless criminals you will encounter.
I hope you and your family do not.
Their work is in most British town cities and villages | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 13:15 - Apr 10 with 886 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:09 - Apr 10 by onehunglow |
3rd paragraph is disputable
Have a look at some of the banners at protest marches
Albanians by far the most organised,vicious professional,ruthless criminals you will encounter.
I hope you and your family do not.
Their work is in most British town cities and villages |
54% of Albanians who crossed in small boats in 2022 were granted asylum. I’m sure there were banners in some protests that welcomed them.
I’ve yet to see a banner that reads “Welcome Albanian drug dealers”. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:16 - Apr 10 with 886 views | Superjan |
| asylum seekers on barges on 12:58 - Apr 10 by onehunglow |
II remember one learned counsel chastising me ,in the lift, not to diss criminals as without them both he and me would have no job.
I recall the biggest hookah over HS2 train was from extremely affluent areas where professionals reside . NIMBYs all of them. |
Quick questions Mr Hunglow, did you regard yourself as a professional and do you consider you that you live in an affluent area ? If you feel uncomfortable answering this please feel free to ignore this question. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:22 - Apr 10 with 883 views | Kilkennyjack |
| asylum seekers on barges on 11:58 - Apr 10 by Flashberryjack |
"These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc"
Illegal immigrants ? |
They are not illegal though.
Lord Justice Edis, Mrs Justice May and Sir Nicholas Blake said that asylum seekers who are intercepted by authorities in the Channel, or who are taken into immigration detention after reaching a port, have not illegally entered the UK.
As the law presently stands, an asylum seeker who merely attempts to arrive at the frontiers of the United Kingdom in order to make a claim is not entering or attempting to enter the country unlawfully,” the judgment a added.
“Even though an asylum seeker has no valid passport or identity document, or prior permission to enter the United Kingdom, this does not make his arrival at the port a breach of an immigration law.”.
The UK prevents these people from working. Thats a uk government choice.
The real issue is that the uk govt is choosing not to process the applications any time soon. At the end of 2022, there were 166,261 cases in the backlog, including those awaiting an initial decision and 'pending further review'. appeals against initial decisions. You might think its deliberate.
The uk govt application refusal rate has been falling overall and was at 24% in 2022, its lowest point since 1990.
So there is a backlog mountain and 70% get to stay when processed.
Facts. Brexit taking back control of our borders …..🤣. …. We knew exactly what we were voting for …. 🤣 ….. |  |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 13:35 - Apr 10 with 870 views | Flashberryjack |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:22 - Apr 10 by Kilkennyjack |
They are not illegal though.
Lord Justice Edis, Mrs Justice May and Sir Nicholas Blake said that asylum seekers who are intercepted by authorities in the Channel, or who are taken into immigration detention after reaching a port, have not illegally entered the UK.
As the law presently stands, an asylum seeker who merely attempts to arrive at the frontiers of the United Kingdom in order to make a claim is not entering or attempting to enter the country unlawfully,” the judgment a added.
“Even though an asylum seeker has no valid passport or identity document, or prior permission to enter the United Kingdom, this does not make his arrival at the port a breach of an immigration law.”.
The UK prevents these people from working. Thats a uk government choice.
The real issue is that the uk govt is choosing not to process the applications any time soon. At the end of 2022, there were 166,261 cases in the backlog, including those awaiting an initial decision and 'pending further review'. appeals against initial decisions. You might think its deliberate.
The uk govt application refusal rate has been falling overall and was at 24% in 2022, its lowest point since 1990.
So there is a backlog mountain and 70% get to stay when processed.
Facts. Brexit taking back control of our borders …..🤣. …. We knew exactly what we were voting for …. 🤣 ….. |
Anyone that enters another country by illegal means, is an illegal immigrant.
The new bill will stop some leftie judge rule otherwise. | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 13:38 - Apr 10 with 867 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:35 - Apr 10 by Flashberryjack |
Anyone that enters another country by illegal means, is an illegal immigrant.
The new bill will stop some leftie judge rule otherwise. |
Lefty judges? | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:49 - Apr 10 with 860 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:16 - Apr 10 by Superjan |
Quick questions Mr Hunglow, did you regard yourself as a professional and do you consider you that you live in an affluent area ? If you feel uncomfortable answering this please feel free to ignore this question. |
You can always DM me,whoever the fark you are | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 14:03 - Apr 10 with 855 views | Superjan |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:49 - Apr 10 by onehunglow |
You can always DM me,whoever the fark you are |
It’s ok thanks, as I said if you don’t feel comfortable answering the questions then that’s fine. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 14:20 - Apr 10 with 842 views | onehunglow |
| asylum seekers on barges on 14:03 - Apr 10 by Superjan |
It’s ok thanks, as I said if you don’t feel comfortable answering the questions then that’s fine. |
Super Jan eh?
Not the Jan ? | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 15:58 - Apr 10 with 815 views | Kilkennyjack |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:35 - Apr 10 by Flashberryjack |
Anyone that enters another country by illegal means, is an illegal immigrant.
The new bill will stop some leftie judge rule otherwise. |
This is factually not the case.
Re-read my post. | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 17:05 - Apr 10 with 804 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| asylum seekers on barges on 10:45 - Apr 10 by Gwyn737 |
57 thousand people were granted visas last year to come an fill job vacancies.
Before Brexit these posts would have been filled by EU nationals. Now we’ve taken back control all we’ve done is replace EU economic migrants with non EU economic migrants.
These people are working in our hospitals, teaching in our schools etc. My new dentist is Ecuadorean.
Yes, migration is important for our economy. |
Think you missed the tongue in cheek nature of my post.
As a response to yours of course we should be using immigration to fill jobs particularly those with skill sets we are in need of.
On the flip side we have one of the best education systems in the world with some of the greatest and most respected seats of learning. Why do we have a shortage of doctors or dentists in the first place. Why is it so much easier to bring in dentists from Ecuador instead of training our own? This is the true failing of our various governments over the last forty years or so. | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 17:09 - Apr 10 with 804 views | Wingstandwood |
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne
So Wales, army barracks and (pre-fab) cheap modular housing look like probable alternatives to dwindling hotel availability. Barracks type accommodation will be far cheaper than commandeering of hotels. | |
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| asylum seekers on barges on 17:18 - Apr 10 with 796 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 17:05 - Apr 10 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Think you missed the tongue in cheek nature of my post.
As a response to yours of course we should be using immigration to fill jobs particularly those with skill sets we are in need of.
On the flip side we have one of the best education systems in the world with some of the greatest and most respected seats of learning. Why do we have a shortage of doctors or dentists in the first place. Why is it so much easier to bring in dentists from Ecuador instead of training our own? This is the true failing of our various governments over the last forty years or so. |
Apologies if I got the wrong end of the stick ðŸ‘
It’s (at least) partly pay.
The ongoing strikes are an indication of that.
Is all very well saying the country can’t afford the pay rises, but what can else can you do to fill the vacancies? | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 18:36 - Apr 10 with 766 views | Gwyn737 |
| asylum seekers on barges on 13:35 - Apr 10 by Flashberryjack |
Anyone that enters another country by illegal means, is an illegal immigrant.
The new bill will stop some leftie judge rule otherwise. |
1000 people crossed the channel in the last week.
When the bill goes through the Home Secretary will have a legal duty to deport them. As things stand Rwanda has an annual capacity of 200.
I don’t think the bill matters a jot. | | | |
| asylum seekers on barges on 19:46 - Apr 10 with 735 views | NotLoyal |
| asylum seekers on barges on 17:05 - Apr 10 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Think you missed the tongue in cheek nature of my post.
As a response to yours of course we should be using immigration to fill jobs particularly those with skill sets we are in need of.
On the flip side we have one of the best education systems in the world with some of the greatest and most respected seats of learning. Why do we have a shortage of doctors or dentists in the first place. Why is it so much easier to bring in dentists from Ecuador instead of training our own? This is the true failing of our various governments over the last forty years or so. |
If immigration was used for this ( filling jobs that require years of learning ) I would be in favour.
But it isn’t.
So I’m not 😉 |  |
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