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steeleye20 Flag Croydon 15 Sep 21 7.10pm

Simply bring them here safely, treat them properly and admit them subject to the normal checks.

Sorted.

You could go a life-time and never meet one of them.

 

Teddy Eagle Flag 15 Sep 21 7.14pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Simply bring them here safely, treat them properly and admit them subject to the normal checks.

Sorted.

You could go a life-time and never meet one of them.

Up to what limit? A million? 5 million? 50 million?

 

jeeagles Flag 15 Sep 21 7.27pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
the Tories will open the barn-door of immigration.

Labour would open the aircraft-hanger doors. With a volume akin to the busy flow through the Thames Barrier around the Spring Tide.

Both parties are traitors.

Brexit was the backlash. Most of those who voted remain were themselves from immigrant backgrounds....especially in London.

16 million people voted to remain.

Are you trying to claim that over 8 million people that voted remain were from a immigrants background?

The British people voted for the government the British people wanted.

 

steeleye20 Flag Croydon 15 Sep 21 7.28pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Up to what limit? A million? 5 million? 50 million?

There were only 8,000 last year TE, and possibly 15,000 this.

 

Teddy Eagle Flag 15 Sep 21 8.34pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

There were only 8,000 last year TE, and possibly 15,000 this.

Maybe but the estimates range from 450,000 to 1.2m for those already here.

 

Stirlingsays Flag 15 Sep 21 8.46pm

They don't care.

Never have, never will.

 


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PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 15 Sep 21 8.48pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

16 million people voted to remain.

Are you trying to claim that over 8 million people that voted remain were from a immigrants background?

The British people voted for the government the British people wanted.

we can be confident that immigrants (and their families) did not vote much for Brexit.

The BBC & Tony Bliar would have been happy to do a Brexit vote 20 years later, after totally doing the country.

Our politicians are not democrats. They are mostly liars & hypocrites.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (15 Sep 2021 8.57pm)

 


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kuge Flag Peckham 15 Sep 21 9.50pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

we can be confident that immigrants (and their families) did not vote much for Brexit.

The BBC & Tony Bliar would have been happy to do a Brexit vote 20 years later, after totally doing the country.

Our politicians are not democrats. They are mostly liars & hypocrites.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (15 Sep 2021 8.57pm)

All our elected politicians have been elected by a democratic process.
It is in my view a flawed democratic process, far better we adopt proportional representation.

As regards the liars and hypocrites, yes some of them are but I think no party has the monopoly on that and perhaps the worst culprit is our present PM.

I expect that analysis of the Brexit vote has been done to death already on this forum. What is clear is that London and many other parts of the country did not vote for it. Time will tell if it was a good idea. I think it was Rees Mogg that said we might not see the benefits for 40 years. Personally, I think that the next 12 months will reveal it to be the greatest disaster inflicted on this country since WWII. It will almost certainly lead to the break up of the UK.

As to whether any immigrants or people from immigrant backgrounds voted for Brexit, well I expect that some did. There are at least three members of the present cabinet that fit that description and they all supported the leave vote in the referendum.

When we examine who voted leave it would appear likely that all racists voted to leave but that not everyone that voted leave is a racist. You will need to read that last sentence carefully before you accuse me of calling you or anyone else a racist.


 

Teddy Eagle Flag 15 Sep 21 10.06pm

Originally posted by kuge

All our elected politicians have been elected by a democratic process.
It is in my view a flawed democratic process, far better we adopt proportional representation.

As regards the liars and hypocrites, yes some of them are but I think no party has the monopoly on that and perhaps the worst culprit is our present PM.

I expect that analysis of the Brexit vote has been done to death already on this forum. What is clear is that London and many other parts of the country did not vote for it. Time will tell if it was a good idea. I think it was Rees Mogg that said we might not see the benefits for 40 years. Personally, I think that the next 12 months will reveal it to be the greatest disaster inflicted on this country since WWII. It will almost certainly lead to the break up of the UK.

As to whether any immigrants or people from immigrant backgrounds voted for Brexit, well I expect that some did. There are at least three members of the present cabinet that fit that description and they all supported the leave vote in the referendum.

When we examine who voted leave it would appear likely that all racists voted to leave but that not everyone that voted leave is a racist. You will need to read that last sentence carefully before you accuse me of calling you or anyone else a racist.


You’re alright. If anyone was going to be accused it’d be Will Self who said it five years ago.

 

kuge Flag Peckham 15 Sep 21 10.40pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

You’re alright. If anyone was going to be accused it’d be Will Self who said it five years ago.

Thanks for the reference, I could not recall when it had originated.

 

Teddy Eagle Flag 15 Sep 21 10.48pm

Originally posted by kuge

Thanks for the reference, I could not recall when it had originated.

He probably employed more sesquipidalian circumlocution, palaverous rhetoric, garrulous pleonasticity and prolix loquacity in his statement.

 

jeeagles Flag 15 Sep 21 11.31pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

we can be confident that immigrants (and their families) did not vote much for Brexit.

The BBC & Tony Bliar would have been happy to do a Brexit vote 20 years later, after totally doing the country.

Our politicians are not democrats. They are mostly liars & hypocrites.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (15 Sep 2021 8.57pm)

Which one are you worst at, English or maths? It's hard to tell.

 

Jimenez Flag SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 15 Sep 21 11.52pm

Originally posted by kuge

All our elected politicians have been elected by a democratic process.
It is in my view a flawed democratic process, far better we adopt proportional representation.

As regards the liars and hypocrites, yes some of them are but I think no party has the monopoly on that and perhaps the worst culprit is our present PM.

I expect that analysis of the Brexit vote has been done to death already on this forum. What is clear is that London and many other parts of the country did not vote for it. Time will tell if it was a good idea. I think it was Rees Mogg that said we might not see the benefits for 40 years. Personally, I think that the next 12 months will reveal it to be the greatest disaster inflicted on this country since WWII. It will almost certainly lead to the break up of the UK.

As to whether any immigrants or people from immigrant backgrounds voted for Brexit, well I expect that some did. There are at least three members of the present cabinet that fit that description and they all supported the leave vote in the referendum.

When we examine who voted leave it would appear likely that all racists voted to leave but that not everyone that voted leave is a racist. You will need to read that last sentence carefully before you accuse me of calling you or anyone else a racist.


Definitely related to the Sage of St Ives.

 


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jeeagles Flag 15 Sep 21 11.56pm

Originally posted by kuge

All our elected politicians have been elected by a democratic process.
It is in my view a flawed democratic process, far better we adopt proportional representation.

As regards the liars and hypocrites, yes some of them are but I think no party has the monopoly on that and perhaps the worst culprit is our present PM.

I expect that analysis of the Brexit vote has been done to death already on this forum. What is clear is that London and many other parts of the country did not vote for it. Time will tell if it was a good idea. I think it was Rees Mogg that said we might not see the benefits for 40 years. Personally, I think that the next 12 months will reveal it to be the greatest disaster inflicted on this country since WWII. It will almost certainly lead to the break up of the UK.

As to whether any immigrants or people from immigrant backgrounds voted for Brexit, well I expect that some did. There are at least three members of the present cabinet that fit that description and they all supported the leave vote in the referendum.

When we examine who voted leave it would appear likely that all racists voted to leave but that not everyone that voted leave is a racist. You will need to read that last sentence carefully before you accuse me of calling you or anyone else a racist.

His statement was that half the people that voted for Brexit were immigrants.

We could break it down for him, and point out that if you take all the immigrants with the right to vote in this country, and bothered turning up, you would get no where near half 50% of the 16m people that voted remain.

Anyway, back to reality.

There is a problem with the left calling people racist too quickly. However, now real racists are using that as an excuse for their actions. We know who the racists are, (I don't think you are one, to be clear)

One thing with do know about Brexit, is that it has resolved the Tories issue of the undesirable right wingers it has. Whilst there were some very good reasons for Brexit, some just used it as a front to bash people of different ethnicities (a flawed view - you'd think they'd want to stay in the whitest trading block in the world). Now that minority of bigots have found without Brexit, the right wing of th Tory party has no campaign to use as cover for their opinions, and no longer has any leverage in the party. Now marginalised they will now moan about how the government represents the majority of the countries, in which they are outcasts because of their backwards beliefs.

Same thing happened with the loonies in Labour under Blair. Galloway, Livingston, Scargil all kicked out and couldn't come to terms with the idea that they weren't what the electorate wanted.

 

DanH Flag SW2 16 Sep 21 12.47am

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

speak for yourself there Dan, you self-confessed feminist.

Getting back to the OP, surely it would be easy to confiscate these dinghies at source ? the French coastguard doing their job for a change ?

I am a feminist. Proudly so. Women are amazing and should have a say in every decision made in this country.

But still, tell us all more how you want to stick one up Emma Radacunu.


Edited by DanH (16 Sep 2021 12.48am)

 

DanH Flag SW2 16 Sep 21 12.51am

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Edited by DanH (16 Sep 2021 12.53am)

 

DanH Flag SW2 16 Sep 21 12.51am

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cryrst Flag The garden of England 16 Sep 21 5.58am

Originally posted by DanH

I am a feminist. Proudly so. Women are amazing and should have a say in every decision made in this country.

But still, tell us all more how you want to stick one up Emma Radacunu.


Edited by DanH (16 Sep 2021 12.48am)

Maybe your feminism should be directed at Afghanistan and that religion. In this country women are equal,did we not have a female PM a few years ago? In that religion women are half a man. Where would you prefer your wife to live.

 

PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 16 Sep 21 8.09am

Originally posted by cryrst

Maybe your feminism should be directed at Afghanistan and that religion. In this country women are equal,did we not have a female PM a few years ago? In that religion women are half a man. Where would you prefer your wife to live.

don't feed the Lefty Troll. He prefers to come on here and make a t1t of himself defending the human rights of a tennis player with the looks of a supermodel....and then going onto the Grooming Gang thread and calling us all a bunch of racists.

his preachy nature would see him survive approx 5 minutes in a village in Afghanistan. Marching up to the village elders and giving them a bo1locking on the need for gender-neutral toilets.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (16 Sep 2021 8.11am)

 


Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

kuge Flag Peckham 16 Sep 21 8.51am

Originally posted by jeeagles

One thing with do know about Brexit, is that it has resolved the Tories issue of the undesirable right wingers it has. Whilst there were some very good reasons for Brexit, some just used it as a front to bash people of different ethnicities (a flawed view - you'd think they'd want to stay in the whitest trading block in the world). Now that minority of bigots have found without Brexit, the right wing of th Tory party has no campaign to use as cover for their opinions, and no longer has any leverage in the party. Now marginalised they will now moan about how the government represents the majority of the countries, in which they are outcasts because of their backwards beliefs.

Same thing happened with the loonies in Labour under Blair. Galloway, Livingston, Scargil all kicked out and couldn't come to terms with the idea that they weren't what the electorate wanted.

I don’t think that I can agree with you in your assessment that Brexit has diminished the influence of the hard right within the Tory party. Rather it has caused the left and central party of the party to leave.

The party is now focused around a pro-Brexit right-leaning core. People like Dominic Grieve, Anna Soubry, Ken Clarke, etc have all been pretty much forced out. The promotion of people such as Jacob Rees-Mogg, Steve Barclay and Thérèse Coffey into the cabinet is indicative of the shift in power.

Nothing much has changed after yesterday’s cull of the really dim and very incompetent, people that really don’t have a clue where they stand on anything unless they have some briefing notes from No. 10 and a soundbite to repeat, has changed nothing. The economic and fiscally literate, pro-business, one nation Tory no longer exists.


Edited by kuge (16 Sep 2021 8.52am)

 

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