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PalazioVecchio south pole 15 Jan 19 11.45am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle May I remind you of the first line of this forum's rules:- 1.This message board is for intelligent debate Lots of intelligence in evidence. I have often written opinionated stuff about our squad, boys, management and performances at football matches. The biggest political lefty troll on this website has never once disagreed with me. Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

May I remind you of the first line of this forum's rules:-

1.This message board is for intelligent debate

Lots of intelligence in evidence. I have often written opinionated stuff about our squad, boys, management and performances at football matches.

The biggest political lefty troll on this website has never once disagreed with me.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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Penge Eagle Beckenham 18 Jan 19 8.49pm
Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames. 'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link]
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Penge Eagle

Beckenham 18 Jan 19 8.49pm

Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames.

'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link]

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elgrande bedford 18 Jan 19 9.29pm
Originally posted by Penge Eagle Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames. 'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link] Of course they do,cheap labour and plenty of it. Plus they are no better than the traffickers that put them on boats and lorries. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 18 Jan 19 9.29pm

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames.

'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link]

Of course they do,cheap labour and plenty of it.

Plus they are no better than the traffickers that put them on boats and lorries.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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Stirlingsays 18 Jan 19 10.08pm
Originally posted by Penge Eagle Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames. 'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link] Imagine our shock. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

18 Jan 19 10.08pm

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames.

'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link]

Imagine our shock.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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.TUX. 18 Jan 19 10.30pm
Originally posted by Penge Eagle Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames. 'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link] It depresses wages which off-sets the (inherent) inflation caused by fiat currencies. And yeah, there's big money in it due to the majority basically being more interested in their phones than their wealth. Oh well. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

18 Jan 19 10.30pm

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Why do the elites or globalists encourage the migrant wave? Because there's big money in it. Rupert Soames, CEO of Serco, is the brother of remainer Tory Nicholas Soames.

'Serco, Mears win £2.9 billion refugee housing contracts in Britain' [Link]

It depresses wages which off-sets the (inherent) inflation caused by fiat currencies.
And yeah, there's big money in it due to the majority basically being more interested in their phones than their wealth.

Oh well.

Buy Litecoin.

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dannyboy1978 07 Aug 20 11.48am
This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders All talk no action. [Link] Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield [Link]
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dannyboy1978

07 Aug 20 11.48am

This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders

All talk no action.
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Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield

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Spiderman Horsham 07 Aug 20 12.02pm
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders All talk no action. [Link] Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield [Link] TBF not sure what Govt can do, we are an island and these economic migrants are landing everywhere, everyday.The real culprits here are the French who have never attempted to quell the rush to the promised land. Also our own pc/looney lefties who believe every one is welcome and try to thwart any attempt to remove them.
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Spiderman

Horsham 07 Aug 20 12.02pm

Originally posted by dannyboy1978

This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders

All talk no action.
[Link]

Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield

[Link]

TBF not sure what Govt can do, we are an island and these economic migrants are landing everywhere, everyday.The real culprits here are the French who have never attempted to quell the rush to the promised land. Also our own pc/looney lefties who believe every one is welcome and try to thwart any attempt to remove them.

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Spiderman Horsham 07 Aug 20 12.06pm
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders All talk no action. [Link] Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield [Link] It is not uncommon to send them to hotels. Years ago when Sangatte was shut, a hotel in Crawley was booked completely for the arrivals, until such time as they were housed. All young men, complaints by female staff of harassment and when they left, the hotel needed complete refurbishment to make good the damage caused. Nice to know our hospitality is appreciated
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Horsham 07 Aug 20 12.06pm

Originally posted by dannyboy1978

This is looking to be a big conservative lie when boris promised to control our borders

All talk no action.
[Link]

Sending illegal immigrants to hotels with spending money and trips to anfield

[Link]

It is not uncommon to send them to hotels. Years ago when Sangatte was shut, a hotel in Crawley was booked completely for the arrivals, until such time as they were housed. All young men, complaints by female staff of harassment and when they left, the hotel needed complete refurbishment to make good the damage caused.
Nice to know our hospitality is appreciated

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Mapletree Croydon 07 Aug 20 1.01pm
It would be nice if people didn't confuse immigration with illegal migrants. Last year there were nearly 1,900 people illegally crossing the channel. Most of whom, apparently, had 'strong claims' to asylum. It is interesting that this is creating a 'national crisis'. In contrast there were 6,000 deaths last year as a result of accidents in the home (normally in the living room or lounge) - send them all out I say. It appears it is not in the interests of current politicians to put this into perspective. Still, it gives the Navy something to do and keeps Priti from talking nonsense about stuff the grown ups are interested in. For the avoidance of doubt, I don't want illegal immigration and would like it to stop but this issue and fishing rights seem to get a lot more attention than they deserve. Must be because we all want to be salty sea dogs.
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Mapletree

Croydon 07 Aug 20 1.01pm

It would be nice if people didn't confuse immigration with illegal migrants.

Last year there were nearly 1,900 people illegally crossing the channel.

Most of whom, apparently, had 'strong claims' to asylum.

It is interesting that this is creating a 'national crisis'. In contrast there were 6,000 deaths last year as a result of accidents in the home (normally in the living room or lounge) - send them all out I say.

It appears it is not in the interests of current politicians to put this into perspective. Still, it gives the Navy something to do and keeps Priti from talking nonsense about stuff the grown ups are interested in.

For the avoidance of doubt, I don't want illegal immigration and would like it to stop but this issue and fishing rights seem to get a lot more attention than they deserve. Must be because we all want to be salty sea dogs.

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Spiderman Horsham 07 Aug 20 1.12pm
Originally posted by Mapletree It would be nice if people didn't confuse immigration with illegal migrants. Last year there were nearly 1,900 people illegally crossing the channel. Most of whom, apparently, had 'strong claims' to asylum. It is interesting that this is creating a 'national crisis'. In contrast there were 6,000 deaths last year as a result of accidents in the home (normally in the living room or lounge) - send them all out I say. It appears it is not in the interests of current politicians to put this into perspective. Still, it gives the Navy something to do and keeps Priti from talking nonsense about stuff the grown ups are interested in. For the avoidance of doubt, I don't want illegal immigration and would like it to stop but this issue and fishing rights seem to get a lot more attention than they deserve. Must be because we all want to be salty sea dogs. Not sure if your first sentence was aimed at me but I am fully aware of the difference, thanks They would be the ones identified, there were a lot more than that. How many arrived at airports with no documents? Gatwick were getting daily arrivals. I know you seem to know everything but how do you know most had a strong claim to asylum? Have you interviewed thema nd listened to their claims? Many of these are economic migrants and therefore are illegal entrants. Genuine refugees would seek refuge in the first safe haven , so please explain why those with such a strong asylum claim did not claim in all the EU countries that had travelled through to get here. You may wish to make light of the national crisis claim but how many arrivals do you consider would be acceptable until it is considered a crisis? Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 1.15pm) Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 2.20pm)
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Spiderman

Horsham 07 Aug 20 1.12pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

It would be nice if people didn't confuse immigration with illegal migrants.

Last year there were nearly 1,900 people illegally crossing the channel.

Most of whom, apparently, had 'strong claims' to asylum.

Not sure if your first sentence was aimed at me but I am fully aware of the difference, thanks
They would be the ones identified, there were a lot more than that. How many arrived at airports with no documents? Gatwick were getting daily arrivals. I know you seem to know everything but how do you know most had a strong claim to asylum? Have you interviewed thema nd listened to their claims? Many of these are economic migrants and therefore are illegal entrants.
Genuine refugees would seek refuge in the first safe haven , so please explain why those with such a strong asylum claim did not claim in all the EU countries that had travelled through to get here.
You may wish to make light of the national crisis claim but how many arrivals do you consider would be acceptable until it is considered a crisis?

Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 1.15pm)

Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 2.20pm)

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Spiderman Horsham 07 Aug 20 1.22pm
Originally posted by Spiderman Not sure if your first sentence was aimed at me but I am fully aware of the difference, thanks They would be the ones identified, there were a lot more than that. How many arrived at airports with no documents? Gatwick were getting daily arrivals. I know you seem to know everything but how do you know most had a strong claim to asylum? Have you interviewed thema nd listened to their claims? Many of these are economic migrants and therefore are illegal entrants. Genuine refugees should seek refuge in the first safe haven (UN words not mine), so please explain why those with such a strong asylum claim did not claim in all the EU countries that had travelled through to get here. You may wish to make light of the national crisis claim but how many arrivals do you consider would be acceptable until it is considered a crisis? Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 1.15pm) [Link] An example as how no-one can put a figure on how many crossed the Channel. How many on this dinghy?
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Spiderman

Horsham 07 Aug 20 1.22pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

Not sure if your first sentence was aimed at me but I am fully aware of the difference, thanks
They would be the ones identified, there were a lot more than that. How many arrived at airports with no documents? Gatwick were getting daily arrivals. I know you seem to know everything but how do you know most had a strong claim to asylum? Have you interviewed thema nd listened to their claims? Many of these are economic migrants and therefore are illegal entrants.
Genuine refugees should seek refuge in the first safe haven (UN words not mine), so please explain why those with such a strong asylum claim did not claim in all the EU countries that had travelled through to get here.
You may wish to make light of the national crisis claim but how many arrivals do you consider would be acceptable until it is considered a crisis?

Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2020 1.15pm)

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An example as how no-one can put a figure on how many crossed the Channel. How many on this dinghy?

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Teddy Eagle 07 Aug 20 1.29pm
[Link] One issue is that no one knows the figures.
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Teddy Eagle

07 Aug 20 1.29pm

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One issue is that no one knows the figures.

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