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nickgusset  Shizzlehurst 27 Feb 17 11.09am |
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| hedgehog50 Croydon 27 Feb 17 11.46am |
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Sound advice for anyone going to an Islamic country for whatever reason I should think.
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 Stirlingsays Online 27 Feb 17 11.47am |
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Charity begins at home. I am fed up with foreign nationals coming to this country looking for a better life. They want to sell my own children's future down the river but giving equal rights to people....a significant number of whom will never regard this country as home and will probably cry about victim culture as adults. I'm no longer interested...fed up with it. We have zero responsibility for anyone outside of this country. Bleeding hearts should open their own homes and give rooms up to migrants already here.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 27 Feb 17 11.51am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Charity begins at home. I am fed up with foreign nationals coming to this country looking for a better life. They want to sell my own children's future down the river but giving equal rights to people....a significant number of whom will never regard this country as home and will probably cry about victim culture as adults. I'm no longer interested...fed up with it. We have zero responsibility for anyone outside of this country. Bleeding hearts should open their own homes and give rooms up to migrants already here. Agree 100%. There is a crisis brewing around the world all the time and there will be far more in the future.
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| Stirlingsays Online 27 Feb 17 12.04pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Agree 100%. There is a crisis brewing around the world all the time and there will be far more in the future. Yep.....the truth is that there are hundreds of millions....hundreds of millions of people around the world that, if they had the chance and means to move to a better life would do it. The usual suspects don't really give a monkey's about this country. I'm not a full egalitarian. I put my own country first. I value my children more than the children of other nations. I'm willing to help them....But I'm not willing to let them win the lottery and have a place here. As I say a number of them will grow up....say they are really 'insert country here' and claim all manner of victimized nonsense. You know who won't be doing that? My kids won't. Rant over.
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Kermit8  Hevon 27 Feb 17 12.14pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Charity begins at home. I am fed up with foreign nationals coming to this country looking for a better life. They want to sell my own children's future down the river but giving equal rights to people....a significant number of whom will never regard this country as home and will probably cry about victim culture as adults. I'm no longer interested...fed up with it. We have zero responsibility for anyone outside of this country. Bleeding hearts should open their own homes and give rooms up to migrants already here. I will tell my much-needed Spanish dentist, and my Japanese brother-in-law who works for a Japanese company in London but is here for the rest of his life, and my Hungarian friends, one of whom is a lecturer at Exeter Uni, that they really p1ss you off. Oh, and any foreign nurses I bump into next time i take my old ma to the hospital. Edited by Kermit8 (27 Feb 2017 12.15pm)
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| Hoof Hearted 27 Feb 17 12.20pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Yep.....the truth is that there are hundreds of millions....hundreds of millions of people around the world that, if they had the chance and means to move to a better life would do it. The usual suspects don't really give a monkey's about this country. I'm not a full egalitarian. I put my own country first. I value my children more than the children of other nations. I'm willing to help them....But I'm not willing to let them win the lottery and have a place here. As I say a number of them will grow up....say they are really 'insert country here' and claim all manner of victimized nonsense. You know who won't be doing that? My kids won't. Rant over. But its not a rant Stirling... you are talking commonsense mate. The same people shouting the odds about unfettered immigration and asylum seekers are the same ones complaining about lack of housing, NHS bed shortages, overcrowded schools etc. But somehow they overlook the obvious and blame it all on the Government.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 27 Feb 17 12.22pm |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
I will tell my much-needed Spanish dentist, and my Japanese brother-in-law who works for a Japanese company in London but is here for the rest of his life, and my Hungarian friends, one of whom is a lecturer at Exeter Uni, that they really p1ss you off. Oh, and any foreign nurses I bump into next time i take my old ma to the hospital. Edited by Kermit8 (27 Feb 2017 12.15pm) Nice emotion. 8/10, but nothing to do with allowing an endless and growing stream of refugees and opportunists into Britain.
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| Stirlingsays Online 27 Feb 17 12.37pm |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
I will tell my much-needed Spanish dentist, and my Japanese brother-in-law who works for a Japanese company in London but is here for the rest of his life, and my Hungarian friends, one of whom is a lecturer at Exeter Uni, that they really p1ss you off. Oh, and any foreign nurses I bump into next time i take my old ma to the hospital. Edited by Kermit8 (27 Feb 2017 12.15pm) Yep you can mate....because if they weren't there we would train our own nationals to do those jobs.....You know....as it was before they turned up. The old argument that we can't run our own institutions is the biggest load of rubbish ever to come out of the months of the non critical. It's a political decision not to train our own and take the ready made from elsewhere. All these systems worked before they turned up and after adjustment they would work again. Now, foreign workers are fine....nothing wrong with working aboard....having a right to stay here? That should go back to how it was in the past. Those who are really dedicated coming here and being British and who have skills we want....Well, I would imagine accommodation would be settled. But all this nonsense about this country needing foreigners.....biggest load of old crap.....We made the system like that...and we can unmake it just as quick. Political will.
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| Username Horsham 27 Feb 17 12.47pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The old argument that we can't run our own institutions is the biggest load of rubbish ever to come out of the months of the non critical. It's a political decision not to train our own and take the ready made from elsewhere. All these systems worked before they turned up and after adjustment they would work again. Now, foreign workers are fine....nothing wrong with working aboard....having a right to stay here? That should go back to how it was in the past. Those who are really dedicated coming here and being British and who have skills we want....Well, I would imagine accommodation would be settled. But all this nonsense about this country needing foreigners.....biggest load of old crap.....We made the system like that...and we can unmake it just as quick. Political will. How? Are you going to make people become Doctors? Or more importantly, get them to stay in the country or the profession? 11% of all NHS staff and 26% of GPs were born outside of the United Kingdom*. We're so short of quality Doctors and Nurses that we're desperate for more people to come here and help. What about teaching? We're losing tens of thousands of teachers a year and applications for training have also fallen I believe? *source: [Link]
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| Kermit8 Hevon 27 Feb 17 1.10pm |
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58,000 nursing vacancies last year. And At the last count, 40 out of 56 UK have more jobs than job-seekers.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 27 Feb 17 1.12pm |
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Originally posted by Username
How? Are you going to make people become Doctors? Or more importantly, get them to stay in the country or the profession? 11% of all NHS staff and 26% of GPs were born outside of the United Kingdom*. We're so short of quality Doctors and Nurses that we're desperate for more people to come here and help. What about teaching? We're losing tens of thousands of teachers a year and applications for training have also fallen I believe? *source: [Link] Where there is a will.....
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