English channel migrant crossing crisis #7

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IngressUK said:
It isnt.

It is just those who think we should have open borders to everyone, from everywhere and regardless of their background - who largely seem to think so.

The word i use to describe these utter morons is far worse than being falsely labeled far right - and unprintable here.

What these idiots don't seem to understand is no one will be silenced, shut up, have their opinions changed anymore. Just because they think everyone should think as they do on the subject.
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Quite.

Its funny how strict most countries are when it comes to giving perm residency.

But people think the UK should be open to all as any other policy is racist.

The UK is easy to get perm residency if you stay long enough (illegally) it's almost an automatic entitlement. There's no requirement to even learn the lanugague - tax payers will pay for interpreters. This open door helps those at the top make even more money but for the average person we keep getting poorer each year.

Kinda unrelated but Huw was supposted to get a year in prison but the judge said he would let him off with his mental health and first conviction. The courts here are a joke if anyone can claim mental health to escape punishment.
 
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Found with neck wounds.
BTW people were wondering why it wasn’t being reported locally they only released details about the murder this week despite her body being found on Oct 1st.
 
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monga said:
It’s big business ! One of the reasons governments let it continue.
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The whole “migrants are good for the economy” shite is perpetrated by business to ensure a steady supply of low priced labour. Every objective study that I’ve seen shows the bleeding obvious. Highly skilled, well paid specialist migrants are good for the economy. African Uber Eats drivers, Kurdish barbers, Iraqi car washers, or Polish baristas, not so much and are a net loss to the economy.

And what is truly ironic is that this is creating a truly bizarre axis of accommodation between the Hard Left and Capitalist businessmen. It’s a bit like Dune out there, but instead of “The Spice must flow”, it’s “The immigration must flow”. Does that make Keir Starmer, Baron Vladimir Harkonen?

And Albanian mobsters are a cancer on society. If I’m wrong convince me…..
 
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NeverEnough said:
The whole “migrants are good for the economy” shite is perpetrated by business to ensure a steady supply of low priced labour. Every objective study that I’ve seen shows the bleeding obvious. Highly skilled, well paid specialist migrants are good for the economy. African Uber Eats drivers, Kurdish barbers, Iraqi car washers, or Polish baristas, not so much and are a net loss to the economy.

And what is truly ironic is that this is creating a truly bizarre axis of accommodation between the Hard Left and Capitalist businessmen. It’s a bit like Dune out there, but instead of “The Spice must flow”, it’s “The immigration must flow”. Does that make Keir Starmer, Baron Vladimir Harkonen?

And Albanian mobsters are a cancer on society. If I’m wrong convince me…..
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Our High St. takes no more than ten minutes to walk from one end to the other yet there are eight barber shops, seven of them Turkish/Kurdish owned. How the hell any of them make enough income is anyone's guess.
 
Poland the first country to make the inevitable move.

www.bbc.co.uk

Poland to temporarily suspend right to asylum, PM Tusk says

Donald Tusk said Russia and Belarus were encouraging migration into Poland in a bid to destabilise the EU.
www.bbc.co.uk

Does this make them an International Pariah state? Cos the usual suspects insist if Britain did the same that is an inevitable consequence.

Seems a rather odd tactic by Belarus as I thought migrants spread joyful multiculturalism and almost immeasurable economic benefit, rather than destabilisation?
 
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NeverEnough said:
Poland the first country to make the inevitable move.

www.bbc.co.uk

Poland to temporarily suspend right to asylum, PM Tusk says

Donald Tusk said Russia and Belarus were encouraging migration into Poland in a bid to destabilise the EU.
www.bbc.co.uk

Does this make them an International Pariah state? Cos the usual suspects insist if Britain did the same that is an inevitable consequence.

Seems a rather odd tactic by Belarus as I thought migrants spread joyful multiculturalism and almost immeasurable economic benefit, rather than destabilisation?
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This is partly why poland is one of the best places to live in europe now while UK, france, germany etc fall down.

I'm not sure why any Poles would still live in western europe. Their country has so many opportunities now they've have loads of investment from the EU and leadership that seems to look out for their own population.
 
Dame Christine Bleakley said:
This is partly why poland is one of the best places to live in europe now while UK, france, germany etc fall down.

I'm not sure why any Poles would still live in western europe. Their country has so many opportunities now they've have loads of investment from the EU and leadership that seems to look out for their own population.
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I’ve got to admit I’ve only been to Poland three times, but each time I found everyone to be friendly, well informed, and polite. Then again I went to the touristy parts so I figure that was their job. But I did admire the way they had rebuilt their country after so many years of getting their souls crushed by violent and coercive Socialist governments. Poles, more than anyone, can recognise meaningless left wing bullshit when they hear it. I guess diversity isn’t a strength in Poland….
 
SG1981 said:
Money Laundering is quite common through such Outlets at least some of those will be a front.
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More than likely. This isn't London but here are the other businesses/shops in our High Street...
Kurdish fish and chip
Asian fish and chip
4 Asian grocers
2 Kurdish cafe's
Iranian/Polish/German/Bulgarian/Roumanian dentists
Portuguese cafe
2 Vietmanese nail bars
Chinese bubble tea shop
 
monga said:
500 mill up for grabs!
www.bbc.co.uk

Contract advertised to manage Kent migrant centres - BBC News

The six-year contract is for two centres at Manston and Dover.
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I'm certain this Gov want to bankrupt this country. Look how those trans and green activists have infiltrated all institutions.
That's what politicians do now. Just imagine your a raving communist but you know no sane person will vote for you. They'll vote labour though, because of what it used to be.
 
NeverEnough said:
A six year contract? I guess the government aren’t confident that they will “smash the gangs” before the next election.
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Must be hoping they’ll just go away themselves 🙄
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Piff paff puff said:
I'm certain this Gov want to bankrupt this country. Look how those trans and green activists have infiltrated all institutions.
That's what politicians do now. Just imagine your a raving communist but you know no sane person will vote for you. They'll vote labour though, because of what it used to be.
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It seems to be in every nation too, so not a coincidence!
 
NeverEnough said:
A six year contract? I guess the government aren’t confident that they will “smash the gangs” before the next election.
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It is pretty clear (and was pretty clear to many before the election) that Labour have no intention of dealing with illegal migration.

It is just another thing they lied about in the election campaign, in order to hoodwink people into voting for them.
 
NeverEnough said:
I’ve got to admit I’ve only been to Poland three times, but each time I found everyone to be friendly, well informed, and polite. Then again I went to the touristy parts so I figure that was their job. But I did admire the way they had rebuilt their country after so many years of getting their souls crushed by violent and coercive Socialist governments. Poles, more than anyone, can recognise meaningless left wing bullshit when they hear it. I guess diversity isn’t a strength in Poland….
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Joining the EU was revolutionary for them, the investment they've had in everything has transformed the country.
Hardly anyone would move to the UK from there now as they have the infrastructure, jobs, education etc, but there needed to be more control when there was a huge difference between the UK and Poland. But the likes of Tony Blair didn't care as those at the top benefited from migration.
 
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