| I have no words 🙁 on 13:49 - Aug 20 with 2708 views | AnotherJohn |
Our government knows they put us at risk, but are prepared for some of us to suffer collateral damage if that is the price of maintaining their current policies. |  | |  |
| I have no words 🙁 on 14:14 - Aug 20 with 2664 views | heatwave |
Perhaps drop leaflets over the channel. When they read it and realise the things that are not legal over here they may not bother taking the risk to come over by boat. |  | | |
| I have no words 🙁 on 14:17 - Aug 20 with 2659 views | 1983 |
These klunts are telling us we should embrace these imagrants as good people as there is nothing to see here, but then feel the need to say to them by the way dont rape anyone while you're here...speechless!! |  |
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| I have no words 🙁 on 14:54 - Aug 20 with 2601 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
'Progressive' politicians have been saying there is no problem.
This needs to be investigated, migrant crime numbers are suppressed by government, at the very least the public are entitled to the truth.
It's a scandal.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/aboutus [Post edited 20 Aug 15:39]
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| I have no word on 15:25 - Aug 20 with 2562 views | union_jack |
One of those info pages is wrong if I’m not mistaken. Taking pictures or videos if people in public spaces is allowed. Isn’t it?
It may be rude or intrusive but it’s not illegal afaik. |  |
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| I have no word on 16:23 - Aug 20 with 2493 views | Boundy |
| I have no word on 15:25 - Aug 20 by union_jack |
One of those info pages is wrong if I’m not mistaken. Taking pictures or videos if people in public spaces is allowed. Isn’t it?
It may be rude or intrusive but it’s not illegal afaik. |
It's not ilegal to film or photograph in public but with certain exceptions such as : shopping centres, railway stations, sports venues, nightclubs or private events
The owners or operators of those locations are entitled to impose rules regarding filming and may require people to stop recording or leave the premises.
You can film people or public areas where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. This includes streets, parks, and other open spaces. There is no law that prohibits individuals, including businesses and media, from capturing video or taking photos in these locations. | |
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| I have no words 🙁 on 17:29 - Aug 20 with 2436 views | JJBomber |
| I have no words 🙁 on 14:14 - Aug 20 by heatwave |
Perhaps drop leaflets over the channel. When they read it and realise the things that are not legal over here they may not bother taking the risk to come over by boat. |
They're not going to pay attention to any of it. In the highly unlikely event that the police do investigate and catch them, the court will let them off. | | | |
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| I have no words 🙁 on 17:51 - Aug 20 with 2407 views | Gwyn737 |
I think it depends on who the audience is (bearing in mind it’s a 9 page document).
For those crossing illegally it’s not much use. If you’re a refugee family coming legally from a very different culture there’s some helpful information. | | | |
| I have no words 🙁 on 02:17 - Aug 21 with 2255 views | Robbie |
The crackpot ideas people come up with beggars belief and Civil Servants will pat themselves on the back for another great idea to stop rapists entering the UK .
They cannot read or write English mun , so that excuse through a translator in court and paid for by the British taxpayer on behalf of defence case is fair .
How many languages does this waffle need to be printed on , but the taxpayer will pay again .
Most of the papers will be found a few hours later floating in The Channel anyway .
You cannot make it up how some of this decision making is signed off . | | | |
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