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I see they're (The BBC) holding a songs of praise at one of the migrant camp's churches. How ludicrous. The BBC point scoring again. Look, I feel sorry for some of these people but there is NO ROOM!!
#confused I suppose the Christian church has to try and recruit from somewhere since their numbers are virtually non existent. Oh joy.
We have enough arrogant, self righteous and rude religious loons here already. Oh my, the absolute blissful and bountiful irony of this post. 1) SOP didn't go there to recruit, silly statement. The church exists to care for the needy, who are more needy than those in Calais (cue loads of wailing with inferred racism about 'looking after those at home') Its quite laughable if it wasn't so sad. You are aware that pride is a sin? Of course you were....Your superior knowledge of the Bible and all that......You aren't arrogant at all are you? You rude....never....Maybe those previous posts were from a different 'reborn'. Indeed they were, but then theres not much point explaining to you how/why is there Stirling Quite how correcting gross inaccuracies constitutes arrogance is beyond me sorry, Anyway, I'm off now, this is no place for anyone talking sense..oh and facts.
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LOL. The religious person gets indignant about "sense" and "facts". Sigh !
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Quote TheJudge at 17 Aug 2015 3.09pm
LOL. The religious person gets indignant about "sense" and "facts". Sigh !
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Quote TheJudge at 17 Aug 2015 3.09pm
LOL. The religious person gets indignant about "sense" and "facts". Sigh !
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LOL. The religious person gets indignant about "sense" and "facts". Sigh !
Hmmm. This has got old before it's barely started. It could fall below my threshold of bothering to respond before too long.
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Quote TheJudge at 17 Aug 2015 7.38pm
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Quote TheJudge at 17 Aug 2015 3.09pm
LOL. The religious person gets indignant about "sense" and "facts". Sigh !
Hmmm. This has got old before it's barely started. It could fall below my threshold of bothering to respond before too long.
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Quote Stirlingsays at 17 Aug 2015 1.12pm
You are interpreting stats to fit your political viewpoint..It's almost boring...For example, Germany takes more because its a larger country than us.....Also when you say they get less money coming here you're playing around with margins. Here they get more chance of a job and housing than in other EU countries. Hopefully at some stage the infrastructure pressure and housing situation affects yourself.....Maybe your tune would change somewhat. Only if they get granted leave to stay and or permanent residence. My suspicion would be that if illegal migrants, without a hope of refugee or asylum status, are coming here specifically, its because there is a good reputation for work for illegals. I suspect that those non-asylum migrants in Calais many are people who were previously rejected from French Asylum, and or have been working illegally in France for some time prior. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Calasis and the surrounding areas have a history of employing illegal workers. If they're coming here for the housing and money, they're deluded (although at present those detained crossing from France are being housed in Travelodges - its because there is no room remaining in detention centers.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 18 Aug 15 10.11am |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 9.36am
Quote Stirlingsays at 17 Aug 2015 1.12pm
You are interpreting stats to fit your political viewpoint..It's almost boring...For example, Germany takes more because its a larger country than us.....Also when you say they get less money coming here you're playing around with margins. Here they get more chance of a job and housing than in other EU countries. Hopefully at some stage the infrastructure pressure and housing situation affects yourself.....Maybe your tune would change somewhat. Only if they get granted leave to stay and or permanent residence. My suspicion would be that if illegal migrants, without a hope of refugee or asylum status, are coming here specifically, its because there is a good reputation for work for illegals. I suspect that those non-asylum migrants in Calais many are people who were previously rejected from French Asylum, and or have been working illegally in France for some time prior. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Calasis and the surrounding areas have a history of employing illegal workers. If they're coming here for the housing and money, they're deluded (although at present those detained crossing from France are being housed in Travelodge - its because there is no room remaining in detention centers.
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Quote fed up eagle at 16 Aug 2015 4.46pm
I see they're (The BBC) holding a songs of praise at one of the migrant camp's churches. How ludicrous. The BBC point scoring again. Look, I feel sorry for some of these people but there is NO ROOM!!
#confused I suppose the Christian church has to try and recruit from somewhere since their numbers are virtually non existent. Oh joy.
We have enough arrogant, self righteous and rude religious loons here already. Oh my, the absolute blissful and bountiful irony of this post. 1) SOP didn't go there to recruit, silly statement. The church exists to care for the needy, who are more needy than those in Calais (cue loads of wailing with inferred racism about 'looking after those at home') Its quite laughable if it wasn't so sad. That's want worries me. This vastly secular society doesn't want more religious nut jobs and delusionals causing trouble and indoctrinating the young and gullible. I am strongly against the indoctrination of the vulnerable.
You need to adjust your blinkers. Nationalism has nothing to do with a desire to encourage and protect the mostly secular society that we have fought so hard to achieve.
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Quote fed up eagle at 16 Aug 2015 4.46pm
I see they're (The BBC) holding a songs of praise at one of the migrant camp's churches. How ludicrous. The BBC point scoring again. Look, I feel sorry for some of these people but there is NO ROOM!!
#confused I suppose the Christian church has to try and recruit from somewhere since their numbers are virtually non existent. Oh joy.
We have enough arrogant, self righteous and rude religious loons here already. Oh my, the absolute blissful and bountiful irony of this post. 1) SOP didn't go there to recruit, silly statement. The church exists to care for the needy, who are more needy than those in Calais (cue loads of wailing with inferred racism about 'looking after those at home') Its quite laughable if it wasn't so sad. That's want worries me. This vastly secular society doesn't want more religious nut jobs and delusionals causing trouble and indoctrinating the young and gullible. I am strongly against the indoctrination of the vulnerable.
You need to adjust your blinkers. Nationalism has nothing to do with a desire to encourage and protect the mostly secular society that we have fought so hard to achieve. It's the delusional internationalists that worry me, like believers in the EU - doomed to failure.
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Quote leggedstruggle at 18 Aug 2015 11.10am
It's the delusional internationalists that worry me, like believers in the EU - doomed to failure. Isn't the UK, by its very nature, internationalist, having consisted previously of the UK and Commonwealth, The Empire and long back, the Union of four different countries and cultures (and back before then Wales and Scotland). Its been a very long time since it was a isolationist single nation.
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| leggedstruggle Croydon 18 Aug 15 4.23pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.12pm
Quote leggedstruggle at 18 Aug 2015 11.10am
It's the delusional internationalists that worry me, like believers in the EU - doomed to failure. Isn't the UK, by its very nature, internationalist, having consisted previously of the UK and Commonwealth, The Empire and long back, the Union of four different countries and cultures (and back before then Wales and Scotland). Its been a very long time since it was a isolationist single nation. Your examples prove my point. The Commonwealth is nothing really these days (bit like the UN in that respect) and riven by divisions. The Empire of course came apart largely in violent insurgencies. Members of the UK, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland seek independence. In all your examples nationalism reasserts itself. Trying to create artificial 'nations' of different races, religions, language and culture is doomed to failure.
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