The Labour Government

bluethrunthru said:
Is that a surprise to you? I was saying on here in the run up to the referendum that the result of leaving the EU would mean that nobody there would care. We were giving them the perfect way out of any responsibility for stopping people coming here because we were voting our way out of returning them.

Of course the common response was I didn't know what I was talking about and Project Fear.
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They would still be coming whether we were in the EU or not.
 
Don Karleone said:



I was wondering where to post this, but it seems like it's being discussed in here more than elsewhere. Hopefully, he will be locked up again soon if he continues like this.
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Why has no one managed to phone the police on him or even do a citizens arrest ?

What about the delivery guy at the prison who has decided to publicize the fact he saw it all happen yet didn’t bother ringing the police
 
Gray said:
They would still be coming whether we were in the EU or not.
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There were very few recorded small boat crossings pre-Brexit, with the numbers being negligible until around 2018, two years after the 2016 referendum. For example, one report states there are no records of small boat asylum claims before 2018, and another notes that only around 100 arrivals were recorded in 2016.
  • Before 2018: Small boat crossings were rare. Some crossings were recorded in 2016, with numbers around 100 arrivals. Other attempts to reach the UK illegally at this time primarily involved stowing away on lorries and ferries, not small boats.
  • After 2018: The number of crossings began to increase significantly. This rise is linked to the UK's departure from EU returns agreements, which made it harder to return asylum seekers to other EU countries.
  • Increased Crossings: The trend of increasing small boat crossings continued after 2018, with numbers rising dramatically in the following years
 
WRicko said:
Why has no one managed to phone the police on him or even do a citizens arrest ?

What about the delivery guy at the prison who has decided to publicize the fact he saw it all happen yet didn’t bother ringing the police
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Very strange. Record him on your phone, post it on SM, yet forget to contact the authorities.
 
The Future’s Blue! said:
Very strange. Record him on your phone, post it on SM, yet forget to contact the authorities.
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Almost like the people who want him gone the most wants him on the street so they can complain about the government even tho it’s the prisons fault not the governments next we will find out the governor the delivery guy and person recording this all vote reform
 
WRicko said:
Almost like the people who want him gone the most wants him on the street so they can complain about the government even tho it’s the prisons fault not the governments next we will find out the governor the delivery guy and person recording this all vote reform
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It’s just all very strange. Somebody actually gave an order to release him, and then who would release him without going to the very top to confirm.

Did nobody question it or was it just a case of mistaken identity?

The mind boggles.
 
bluethrunthru said:
There were very few recorded small boat crossings pre-Brexit, with the numbers being negligible until around 2018, two years after the 2016 referendum. For example, one report states there are no records of small boat asylum claims before 2018, and another notes that only around 100 arrivals were recorded in 2016.
  • Before 2018: Small boat crossings were rare. Some crossings were recorded in 2016, with numbers around 100 arrivals. Other attempts to reach the UK illegally at this time primarily involved stowing away on lorries and ferries, not small boats.
  • After 2018: The number of crossings began to increase significantly. This rise is linked to the UK's departure from EU returns agreements, which made it harder to return asylum seekers to other EU countries.
  • Increased Crossings: The trend of increasing small boat crossings continued after 2018, with numbers rising dramatically in the following years
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Weren’t boat crossings increasing as a result of the crackdown on tunnel crossings?
 
bluethrunthru said:
There were very few recorded small boat crossings pre-Brexit, with the numbers being negligible until around 2018, two years after the 2016 referendum. For example, one report states there are no records of small boat asylum claims before 2018, and another notes that only around 100 arrivals were recorded in 2016.
  • Before 2018: Small boat crossings were rare. Some crossings were recorded in 2016, with numbers around 100 arrivals. Other attempts to reach the UK illegally at this time primarily involved stowing away on lorries and ferries, not small boats.
  • After 2018: The number of crossings began to increase significantly. This rise is linked to the UK's departure from EU returns agreements, which made it harder to return asylum seekers to other EU countries.
  • Increased Crossings: The trend of increasing small boat crossings continued after 2018, with numbers rising dramatically in the following years
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If you ask AI a daft question, you get a daft answer.

I thought that was @hampshireblue ‘s job around here anyway?
 
meltonblue said:
I’m not a Labour voter but it’s not even the worst government in the last five years, let alone a generation.
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Give it time!

WASPI women. Pensioners. Farmers. Grooming gangs. Inflation. Welfare benefits. Green investments. Nationalisation of railways. Tax dodging Deputy. Massive increase in illegal immigration.

Liar.

And the pièce de résistance is yet to come. Taxing the workers when he pledged not to do so.

He’s a c**t.
 
mosssideblue said:
Weren’t boat crossings increasing as a result of the crackdown on tunnel crossings?
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Ok - lets look at Migration watch who love migrants (not)- they do a graph for people who prefer pictures to reading - answers the same - 299 people in 208 up to 40k plus in 2022 - you can slice and dice it how you want but post Brexit they rocketed

Channel Crossing Tracker | Migration Watch UK

Illegal Maritime Arrivals From Safe Countries. Since 2018, illegal immigrants (many of whom make a claim for asylum) have been attempting to enter the United Kingdom by crossing the English Channel in small boats, often using inflatable dinghies.
www.migrationwatchuk.org www.migrationwatchuk.org
 
One Fan Clapping said:
Give it time!

WASPI women. Pensioners. Farmers. Grooming gangs. Inflation. Welfare benefits. Green investments. Nationalisation of railways. Tax dodging Deputy. Massive increase in illegal immigration.

Liar.

And the pièce de résistance is yet to come. Taxing the workers when he pledged not to do so.

He’s a c**t.
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Guessing you kept very quiet for the previous 14 years?
 
bluethrunthru said:
Ok - lets look at Migration watch who love migrants (not)- they do a graph for people who prefer pictures to reading - answers the same - 299 people in 208 up to 40k plus in 2022 - you can slice and dice it how you want but post Brexit they rocketed

Channel Crossing Tracker | Migration Watch UK

Illegal Maritime Arrivals From Safe Countries. Since 2018, illegal immigrants (many of whom make a claim for asylum) have been attempting to enter the United Kingdom by crossing the English Channel in small boats, often using inflatable dinghies.
www.migrationwatchuk.org www.migrationwatchuk.org
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Why the sarcasm
 
One Fan Clapping said:
Give it time!

WASPI women. Pensioners. Farmers. Grooming gangs. Inflation. Welfare benefits. Green investments. Nationalisation of railways. Tax dodging Deputy. Massive increase in illegal immigration.

Liar.

And the pièce de résistance is yet to come. Taxing the workers when he pledged not to do so.

He’s a c**t.
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Hi Kemi. Wishful thinking there dear
 
One Fan Clapping said:
Give it time!

WASPI women. Pensioners. Farmers. Grooming gangs. Inflation. Welfare benefits. Green investments. Nationalisation of railways. Tax dodging Deputy. Massive increase in illegal immigration.

Liar.

And the pièce de résistance is yet to come. Taxing the workers when he pledged not to do so.

He’s a c**t.
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I don’t agree with you on that list, think they’ve done ok with some of them, bad in others.

It’s nowhere near the levels of some previous governments yet though.
 
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