hilts
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Those Turkish boat tours have gone downhill, used to be a pirate ship with ouzo and a ham roll thrown in, all for 5 Lira
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The Calais problem (merged)
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Those Turkish boat tours have gone downhill, used to be a pirate ship with ouzo and a ham roll thrown in, all for 5 Lira
SWP's back
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You're right, the French aren't very good at patrolling borders. How did I forget?Well the French don't want them so they're not going to stop them from entering the UK
Why should the French be patrolling the UK borders?
Why have you not posted that Turkey, Greece, Germany, Serbia, Macedonia, Austria, Croatia etc, etc are being arseholes as well for allowing them to travel through their countries
As I posted in the other thread, it's a whole European issue
r.soleofsalford
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Economic Migrants flooding the Tunnel
the solution is in the title
the solution is in the title
DiscoSteve
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Unfortunately the Schengen Agreement has just turned Europes borders into chocolate fireguards
These people need stopping before they get into Europe
Either by disuasion or enforced 'turn around' wherever they make land or before
But ultimately the message needs to be got across that "there's nothing here for you" and thus quell the demand which the traffickers are taking advantage of
These people need stopping before they get into Europe
Either by disuasion or enforced 'turn around' wherever they make land or before
But ultimately the message needs to be got across that "there's nothing here for you" and thus quell the demand which the traffickers are taking advantage of
blue b4 the moon
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Flee persecution... Not a problem with that but persecution stops when they get out of the country they're in......not just in Britain
dickie davies
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Flee persecution... Not a problem with that but persecution stops when they get out of the country they're in......not just in Britain
Last night on BBC news, they interviewed a Syrian in Calais. The guy claimed to be a dentist and he'd made his way over Europe to the tunnel
He said he was fleeing persecution and had left his wife and baby back in Syria to make the journey
Well it struck me that this meant 1 of 3 things
1- He's a callous bastard looking after himself and leaving his family in mortal danger
2- There is no persecution
3- He's a lying ****
I don't understand why we are even entertaining the prospect of considering asylum.
If these people were desperate asylum seekers they would seek asylum at the first point possible when they get to Europe. The fact they are prepared to forego this means they are not desperate, therefore we should deport them immediately back to their country of origin. It has to be that simple!
Tough maybe but necessary.
If these people were desperate asylum seekers they would seek asylum at the first point possible when they get to Europe. The fact they are prepared to forego this means they are not desperate, therefore we should deport them immediately back to their country of origin. It has to be that simple!
Tough maybe but necessary.
blue b4 the moon
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Last night on BBC news, they interviewed a Syrian in Calais. The guy claimed to be a dentist and he'd made his way over Europe to the tunnel
He said he was fleeing persecution and had left his wife and baby back in Syria to make the journey
Well it struck me that this meant 1 of 3 things
1- He's a callous bastard looking after himself and leaving his family in mortal danger
2- There is no persecution
3- He's a lying ****
That's the type of point I was making in a nicer way.
There is no need for them to end up here and nobody is putting the big question out there as to why they want to be here due to our PC world.
I agree with deportation.
What bugs me though to add to it is that we allow free movement of EU member citizens. Why not let everyone apply for a visa. English, Irish, Polish, Nigerian. Prove you are not a convict, do some basic aptitude test, provide proof of employment and education, etc. basically the very same thing I had to do to work in the U.S. Is the fear of paperwork worth the chaos that's arisen over the past 10 years?
What bugs me though to add to it is that we allow free movement of EU member citizens. Why not let everyone apply for a visa. English, Irish, Polish, Nigerian. Prove you are not a convict, do some basic aptitude test, provide proof of employment and education, etc. basically the very same thing I had to do to work in the U.S. Is the fear of paperwork worth the chaos that's arisen over the past 10 years?