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Isle of Wight is suffering as well apparently, saw earlier that the Canary Isles are as well.
Jersey is surrounded by water yet they aren't suffering, because they won't tolerate them landing and won't give then anything if/when they try and land.
They have lots of migrants who work hard in hospitably, but they have to go home for three months every year.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 10:34 - Sep 7 with 1857 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 10:14 - Sep 7 by max936
Isle of Wight is suffering as well apparently, saw earlier that the Canary Isles are as well.
Jersey is surrounded by water yet they aren't suffering, because they won't tolerate them landing and won't give then anything if/when they try and land.
They have lots of migrants who work hard in hospitably, but they have to go home for three months every year.
As Islands Pompey and the IOW should demand the same status as the Channel Islands to make their own laws. Tell Hampshire County Council to go forth and multiply..
Legal migrants there are on a strict temporary work visa and if they break those terms it's cheerio...
Illegals are arrested and put on the next ferry back to St Malo.
A sensible system that works. Compare that to ours....
As has been said on here many times this is deliberate and without some seismic act of rebellion by the Brits stepping out of their comfort zones en masse, our Gvmt have no intention of upsetting the UN and putting a stop to it
There were various NGOs in Portsmouth last night waiting with all the necessaries - don't tell me they got that organised and down there that quickly without prior knowledge of this crossing.
It's a racket and we are paying the price
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“Cunnilingus and Psychiatry brought us to this …”
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 11:04 - Sep 7 with 1822 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 10:52 - Sep 7 by Demitrius
As Islands Pompey and the IOW should demand the same status as the Channel Islands to make their own laws. Tell Hampshire County Council to go forth and multiply..
Legal migrants there are on a strict temporary work visa and if they break those terms it's cheerio...
Illegals are arrested and put on the next ferry back to St Malo.
A sensible system that works. Compare that to ours....
As has been said on here many times this is deliberate and without some seismic act of rebellion by the Brits stepping out of their comfort zones en masse, our Gvmt have no intention of upsetting the UN and putting a stop to it
There were various NGOs in Portsmouth last night waiting with all the necessaries - don't tell me they got that organised and down there that quickly without prior knowledge of this crossing.
It's a racket and we are paying the price
[Post edited 7 Sep 10:54]
I'd like to think that some would be allowed residency after so many years of coming back and forth and working in gainful employment though Dem in Jersey anyway. Hotel we stayed in the people there were grafters as were others we saw in other places.
The Grill restaurant attached to the Royal Yacht was one of the best places we have been to for a decent steak, superb. We stayed in the Pomme d'Or Hotel, both places run by migrants, excellent service at both and spotless.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 11:10 - Sep 7 with 1810 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 11:04 - Sep 7 by max936
I'd like to think that some would be allowed residency after so many years of coming back and forth and working in gainful employment though Dem in Jersey anyway. Hotel we stayed in the people there were grafters as were others we saw in other places.
The Grill restaurant attached to the Royal Yacht was one of the best places we have been to for a decent steak, superb. We stayed in the Pomme d'Or Hotel, both places run by migrants, excellent service at both and spotless.
I understand that after I think 10 years the professionally qualified types can apply for residency. I think certain laws are being relaxed but another year's working visa is usually granted unless there is a good reason for it not to be. I also get the impression it's easier if you are from the EU or the Commonwealth and I don't think you need to apply for a work permit either.
I just like the fact they can arrest and send the illegal entrants back to France - their island their rules. We just don't seem to want to upset people at all costs.
My mate is from Jersey and goes back often - I will ask him when he's in the pub next
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“Cunnilingus and Psychiatry brought us to this …”
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 12:33 - Sep 7 with 1759 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 12:33 - Sep 7 by union_jack
Just the start. It’s going to get worse.
There is a term that I first became aware of during the Swansea traveller site protests a few years back. That word is "localism".
Once Labour and 'nation of sanctuary' Plaid types start the widespread-nationwide distribution of these illegal migrants into houses, streets and postcodes?
That is when protests will well and truly become an epidemic phenomena. A case of protests like the one seen in Llanelli erupting here, there and everywhere!
Argus!
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 13:04 - Sep 7 with 1723 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 12:33 - Sep 7 by union_jack
Just the start. It’s going to get worse.
"If the government stop listening then things are going to get out of hand". The clergyman is right about that. The government strategy so far is to clamp down when the native population protests - riot police protecting migrants from locals, the long sentences last year for rioting and social media tweets, the multiple charges this week against the man responsible for the Raise the Colours campaign. As people start to get desperate thinking we are close to the point of no return, I would not be surprised to see some angry people targeting individual politicians, and many will say they brought that on themselves.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 13:27 - Sep 7 with 1703 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 12:33 - Sep 7 by union_jack
Just the start. It’s going to get worse.
The Govt sureley has to act and do more in dealing with the boats and those crossing, people have had enough and are afraid to speak out. The protests look to be planned and organised, those of us of a certain age have seen the change within the country and in people . Sadly however in my view whatever the outcome only unrest will be the result under this or any other Govt.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 14:09 - Sep 7 with 1661 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 12:49 - Sep 7 by Wingstandwood
There is a term that I first became aware of during the Swansea traveller site protests a few years back. That word is "localism".
Once Labour and 'nation of sanctuary' Plaid types start the widespread-nationwide distribution of these illegal migrants into houses, streets and postcodes?
That is when protests will well and truly become an epidemic phenomena. A case of protests like the one seen in Llanelli erupting here, there and everywhere!
Plaid are currently pushing that all immigrants including illegals into Wales be called New Welsh , the Irish police are actively encouraging Muslims to become police officers without the same amount of encouragement to Christian folk .
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 14:37 - Sep 7 with 1641 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 14:09 - Sep 7 by Boundy
Plaid are currently pushing that all immigrants including illegals into Wales be called New Welsh , the Irish police are actively encouraging Muslims to become police officers without the same amount of encouragement to Christian folk .
Plaid are hopefully shooting themselves firmly in both feet. Shocking political party.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 17:16 - Sep 7 with 1576 views
This whole thing is madness, the report came on the radio just now about thuggish behaviour... WTF?
Should the report not start with how the feek could a rubber dinghy full of ilegal people cross the channel for 10hrs and then get escorted by the OUR RNLI into one of OUR ports at Portsmouth and then get protected by OUR government and OUR police
They are taking us for idiots, I think like this, my family thinks like this, my mates think like this, my work colleagues think like this...we must be all be totally unreasonable one 🤷♂️
They could lock down a country of 66 million people but cant stop a rubber boat???
Is this the start or just normal ? on 11:30 - Sep 7 by Demitrius
I understand that after I think 10 years the professionally qualified types can apply for residency. I think certain laws are being relaxed but another year's working visa is usually granted unless there is a good reason for it not to be. I also get the impression it's easier if you are from the EU or the Commonwealth and I don't think you need to apply for a work permit either.
I just like the fact they can arrest and send the illegal entrants back to France - their island their rules. We just don't seem to want to upset people at all costs.
My mate is from Jersey and goes back often - I will ask him when he's in the pub next
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We used to go to the Lamplighter late on tidy pub proper mans pub at Mulcaster St, St Helier, just around the corner from Hotel, good pub proper man's pub with real ales, Troubadour was ok to sit outside in the sun etc, always busy and they sold the local real ale Liberation Ale nice ale
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 18:08 - Sep 7 with 1525 views
Why are the media still referring to people arriving on smalls boats as migrants not illegal migrants. If they were migrants they could jump on a plane or ferry for a fraction of the cost that they pay the scum who traffic them into this country ILLEGALLY.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 18:11 - Sep 7 with 1523 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 17:16 - Sep 7 by 1983
This whole thing is madness, the report came on the radio just now about thuggish behaviour... WTF?
Should the report not start with how the feek could a rubber dinghy full of ilegal people cross the channel for 10hrs and then get escorted by the OUR RNLI into one of OUR ports at Portsmouth and then get protected by OUR government and OUR police
They are taking us for idiots, I think like this, my family thinks like this, my mates think like this, my work colleagues think like this...we must be all be totally unreasonable one 🤷♂️
They could lock down a country of 66 million people but cant stop a rubber boat???
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The shadow policing minister was just replying to his counterpart in government in the Commons a short while ago. He said he visited the beaches in France and witnessed a small boat heading off for the UK while being watched by the police. He asked one of them why on earth they didn’t stop it and he said they were told not to interfere.
Aren’t we paying through the nose for them to do just that, interfere???!!!
Is this the start or just normal ? on 17:16 - Sep 7 by 1983
This whole thing is madness, the report came on the radio just now about thuggish behaviour... WTF?
Should the report not start with how the feek could a rubber dinghy full of ilegal people cross the channel for 10hrs and then get escorted by the OUR RNLI into one of OUR ports at Portsmouth and then get protected by OUR government and OUR police
They are taking us for idiots, I think like this, my family thinks like this, my mates think like this, my work colleagues think like this...we must be all be totally unreasonable one 🤷♂️
They could lock down a country of 66 million people but cant stop a rubber boat???
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I saw no thuggish behaviour on Friday or whenever it was, in fact there was no confrontation at all.
There were issues last night in Portsmouth but in the main it was just people getting pissed off and shouting. Huge crowd to get together at two in the morning though.
A great believer in taking anything you like to wherever you want to.
Why would a foreigner with no permanent address not want to enter a "Welfare State". In the world of mass migration a Welfare stats is as good as it gets.
Welfare States cannot co exist in time of mass migration.
Is this the start or just normal ? on 18:33 - Sep 7 by ReslovenSwan1
Why would a foreigner with no permanent address not want to enter a "Welfare State". In the world of mass migration a Welfare stats is as good as it gets.
Welfare States cannot co exist in time of mass migration.
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You've paraphrased Milton Freidman there - probably intentionally I think
"There is no doubt that free and open immigration is the right policy in a libertarian state, but in a welfare state it is a different story: the supply of immigrants will become infinite."
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“Cunnilingus and Psychiatry brought us to this …”
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 23:14 - Sep 7 with 1369 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 18:33 - Sep 7 by ReslovenSwan1
Why would a foreigner with no permanent address not want to enter a "Welfare State". In the world of mass migration a Welfare stats is as good as it gets.
Welfare States cannot co exist in time of mass migration.
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Of course, that is what Milton Friedman famously said: "It's just obvious you can't have free immigration and a welfare state." I rarely agree with anything he wrote but he was right about that. Actually, he preferred open borders and did not see the withering away of welfare states as a problem.
Whoops - didn't see Dem's post.
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Is this the start or just normal ? on 09:41 - Sep 8 with 1196 views
Is this the start or just normal ? on 14:09 - Sep 7 by Boundy
Plaid are currently pushing that all immigrants including illegals into Wales be called New Welsh , the Irish police are actively encouraging Muslims to become police officers without the same amount of encouragement to Christian folk .
So new Welsh eh Got a country with do much introspection this is killingly ironic A country , a party so obsessed with people speaking Welsh now encouraging illegals onto the country to be kept by Welsh people They could do the same with English immigrants who are despised
Is this the start or just normal ? on 14:09 - Sep 7 by Boundy
Plaid are currently pushing that all immigrants including illegals into Wales be called New Welsh , the Irish police are actively encouraging Muslims to become police officers without the same amount of encouragement to Christian folk .
Not seeing any new welsh down the stadium strangely enough
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