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Anypermitedroute 02-01-2017 16:02

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35878815)
Thank God for the 'type' of immigrant we get in this country. They do all the crappy work we can't be arsed to do.

Ah, but wait for when our own native take over from their benefit slum situations, and when thy start complaining that they now have to do jobs previously held by Migrants we can always remind them that "Arbeit macht frei"

Osem 02-01-2017 16:05

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35878802)
Linky

If racial profiling prevents rapes then what is the problem? This "type" have proven last year to be trouble and were obviously waiting for the same opportunity this time.

Maybe they should have let it happen again... :rolleyes:

heero_yuy 02-01-2017 16:12

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35878830)
Maybe they should have let it happen again... :rolleyes:

I'm sure the muesli eating, sandal wearing, PC hand wringers would rather that than use what is an effective way of concentrating on the groups most likely to cause trouble. When enforcement resources are limited it's best to gain an edge.

Same way if you're looking for terrorists you don't waste time stopping little old ladies but go for the straggly bearded, wild eyed, swarthy, shifty looking ones.

Anypermitedroute 02-01-2017 18:33

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35878832)
I'm sure the muesli eating, sandal wearing, PC hand wringers would rather that than use what is an effective way of concentrating on the groups most likely to cause trouble. When enforcement resources are limited it's best to gain an edge.

Same way if you're looking for terrorists you don't waste time stopping little old ladies but go for the straggly bearded, wild eyed, swarthy, shifty looking ones.

I think you will find white English people including some that eat museli and wear sandals can be terrorist and rapists, is not just "anyone but English" kind of problem

Mr K 02-01-2017 18:44

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35878850)
I think you will find white English people including some that eat museli and wear sandals can be terrorist and rapists, is not just "anyone but English" kind of problem

It's the ones that wear socks and sandals that need to be deported.

TheDaddy 02-01-2017 18:44

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35878850)
I think you will find white English people including some that eat museli and wear sandals can be terrorist and rapists, is not just "anyone but English" kind of problem

The problems with rape and sexual assault last new year in cologne didn't involve anyone except immigrants so let's not try and deflect or water down what happened, we know from Rotherham the damage looking the other way and sticking our heads in the sand can do for innocent people

papa smurf 02-01-2017 19:00

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35878853)
It's the ones that wear socks and sandals that need to be deported.

that's a crime against fashion ,these people need locking away forever .

Anypermitedroute 02-01-2017 23:29

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35878854)
The problems with rape and sexual assault last new year in cologne didn't involve anyone except immigrants so let's not try and deflect or water down what happened, we know from Rotherham the damage looking the other way and sticking our heads in the sand can do for innocent people

i can imagine the sentiment " sorry son you probably innocent but because your brown and have a long beard your type like to be rapist and terrorist, same as all skinheads are neo nazi, the Irish are IRA and anyone under 2 could be Jesus of Nazareth so don't be too thinned skin about it. It's not racist that I brand you as a daugher killer jihadi Christian hating job taking ****"


<<rolling eyes for those who can't detect sarcasm>>

TheDaddy 03-01-2017 02:40

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35878903)
i can imagine the sentiment " sorry son you probably innocent but because your brown and have a long beard your type like to be rapist and terrorist, same as all skinheads are neo nazi, the Irish are IRA and anyone under 2 could be Jesus of Nazareth so don't be too thinned skin about it. It's not racist that I brand you as a daugher killer jihadi Christian hating job taking ****"


<<rolling eyes for those who can't detect sarcasm>>

Yes very nice but not really what I was getting at.

Oh and re the sarcasm considering you asked me once if I'd realised I'd posted from a fake news site you're the last person to be lecturing on sarcasm detection.

Anypermitedroute 03-01-2017 08:43

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35878909)
Yes very nice but not really what I was getting at.

Oh and re the sarcasm considering you asked me once if I'd realised I'd posted from a fake news site you're the last person to be lecturing on sarcasm detection.

The last bit regarding sarcasm wasn't meant to Be aimed at you, apologies for that

TheDaddy 03-01-2017 09:05

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35878911)
The last bit regarding sarcasm wasn't meant to Be aimed at you, apologies for that

No problem. I apologise for being bitchy to, it's been a long week

Taf 05-01-2017 12:02

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Migrants should be expected to learn English before coming to the UK, or attend language classes when they arrive, a group of MPs and peers says.

The government said it was spending £20m on English language provision.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38510628

HMG keep banging-on about this, but still seem to have done nothing about it. And why should we have to pay for language courses for immigrants? My French wife was refused help with language because she came from Western Europe, even if she paid for the course herself!

Mr K 05-01-2017 12:11

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35879153)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38510628

HMG keep banging-on about this, but still seem to have done nothing about it. And why should we have to pay for language courses for immigrants? My French wife was refused help with language because she came from Western Europe, even if she paid for the course herself!

Because we desperately need them in some areas e.g the NHS/Care sector ?

RizzyKing 05-01-2017 17:02

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So the chance of a well paid job by their standards isn't worth learning the language of the country they will work in how will they comunicate with the patients. The nhs alone spends ridiculous amounts on translators and it is not a problem we should be having on the scale we have. A nurse friend of mine who works at the royal infirmary in leicester dreads christmas as there is a dramatic increase in the number of foreign visitors going and getting health issues sorted. Over the last ten years a certain group has become very problamatic in how they demand treatment and intimidate staff if they don't get what they want.

Osem 10-01-2017 15:21

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35879206)
So the chance of a well paid job by their standards isn't worth learning the language of the country they will work in how will they comunicate with the patients. The nhs alone spends ridiculous amounts on translators and it is not a problem we should be having on the scale we have. A nurse friend of mine who works at the royal infirmary in leicester dreads christmas as there is a dramatic increase in the number of foreign visitors going and getting health issues sorted. Over the last ten years a certain group has become very problamatic in how they demand treatment and intimidate staff if they don't get what they want.

Correct.

Anyway, it looks like Corbyn doesn't share our concerns about immigration being too high and the effects therof. Despite banging on about the lack of homes, environmental issues, the NHS crisis, transport chaos, property prices etc. etc. etc. in his weird Islington world, adding 1,000,000 to our population every three years isn't a problem. To put that into perspective that's adding roughly the equivalent of the entire population of Scotland in just 15 years and doesn't include compound effects of higher birth rates amongst migrant communities.

How many new homes, housing estates, garden cities, towns does that add up to just to keep pace with the current population growth let alone tackle the existing shortfall? I guess Corbyn's thinking all these people will be vegans, walk/cycle everywhere, educate themselves, have only 1 child and never get ill or grow old... :rolleyes:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38561501

Chrysalis 13-01-2017 01:28

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I watched a video yesterday made by a truck driver in calais showing the state that area is in, its a real eye opener.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=382njADcWvE

Osem 13-01-2017 01:34

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis (Post 35880406)
I watched a video yesterday made by a truck driver in calais showing the state that area is in, its a real eye opener.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=382njADcWvE

It's only an eye opener to those who wish to see. The usual celebrity suspects and professional do-gooders won't be interested. They only like being filmed rescuing orphaned children from France and other equally uncivilised European countries where such poor people aren't safe. :rolleyes:

TheDaddy 13-01-2017 03:16

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis (Post 35880406)
I watched a video yesterday made by a truck driver in calais showing the state that area is in, its a real eye opener.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=382njADcWvE

**** of the earth, I think it best we don't have them here, I couldn't blame him if he'd accidentally clipped a couple with the mirror they kept trying to pull of

RizzyKing 13-01-2017 06:13

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That's an embarassing video for the french not being able to secure a major transport link and maybe it's time they stopped expecting police to handle it and deploy troops I'm sure those migrants will be a lot less likely to push their luck. Highlights what an utter waste of time demolishing camps is they need to be rounded up and placed in a detention camp. Having spoken to a couple of HGV drivers that live near me Calais has gone from a looked forward one step from home to a hell hole that no driver likes being there after dark. That's when these migrants really show who they are smashing up trucks and beating any driver they catch out of their cabs not including the damage routinely done to the trailer units.

If our luvvies have so much empathy for them let them go over there at night without camera's, entourage and security and then come back and tell us how we should be taking them in.

Taf 13-01-2017 17:44

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35880414)
If our luvvies have so much empathy for them let them go over there at night without camera's, entourage and security and then come back and tell us how we should be taking them in.

French radio says that "security services" are actively stopping people taking aid to the refugees who have drifted back to Calais because several have come under attack. Biting the hand that tries to feed them.

RizzyKing 13-01-2017 19:24

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Yes but cameras weren't so quick to show that as they were all the poor children who had to be let in for their safety most of whom once in disappeared. Those are not migrants in calais they are criminal **** and the last thing we need is any of them getting over here.

Osem 13-01-2017 20:55

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But I'm sure that when they get here they'll forget all that and become model citizens and contributors to our society...

Taf 13-01-2017 21:25

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5 large rubber dinghies full of "migrants" picked up from the Med today.

Osem 17-01-2017 10:26

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Thousands of people are faking living in Ireland to get family members into the UK, a BBC investigation has revealed.
The scam involves UK nationals who want to bring in close relatives from outside the European Economic Area.
Police said immigration advisers, lawyers and accountants were behind the multi-million pound fraud.
The UK government is warning it is a growing industry that exploits European free-movement rules.
The scam uses the so-called Surinder Singh route, named after a historical immigration court case.
If a UK national lives and works in another European country for a period of time, they can be considered under EU rather than British law on their return.
That means that if they have been joined by a non-EEA spouse, they are allowed to bring them into the UK without having to meet certain immigration requirements that apply to Britons.
This route has grown in popularity since 2012, when the government introduced a minimum income a UK citizen had to earn before they could bring a spouse from outside the EU into the UK.
Each year, about 20,000 non-European family members come into the UK this way.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38597384

Yet more holes in our colander like border controls.

Taf 17-01-2017 13:38

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35880946)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38597384

Yet more holes in our colander like border controls.

This shows that lawyers have the system wrapped around their little fingers.

And as it would take more lawyers (paid from the public purse) to sort it out, I feel the loophole will never be closed.

Osem 17-01-2017 21:22

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35880970)
This shows that lawyers have the system wrapped around their little fingers.

And as it would take more lawyers (paid from the public purse) to sort it out, I feel the loophole will never be closed.

It's no coincidence that there are so many lawyers in Parliament.

Osem 23-01-2017 19:51

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Weeks before Dutch voters go to the polls, Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said that anyone who rejects the country's values should leave.
"Act normal, or go away," he says, in a message seen as taking on the anti-immigration Freedom party currently running high in the opinion polls.
The Dutch felt increasingly uncomfortable with people who abused the very freedom they came in search of, Mr Rutte argued.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38718286

Of course if they'd really believed it and better still applied that 'test' more stringently in the past before doling out asylum to all and sundry, maybe the EU would have less of a problem with intolerance and extremism than it does now...

RizzyKing 24-01-2017 01:31

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To be honest i think the EU wants extremism and intolerance would make a wonderful diversion and i cannot think of another reason for the ridiculously handled mass imigration into the EU that's been going on for quite a while despite plenty of evidence european citizens didn't want it.

Osem 24-01-2017 10:19

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35881880)
To be honest i think the EU wants extremism and intolerance would make a wonderful diversion and i cannot think of another reason for the ridiculously handled mass imigration into the EU that's been going on for quite a while despite plenty of evidence european citizens didn't want it.

Well it's either gross ineptitude or there's a 'plan' of some sort it seems to me. Whatever the real reason, it's a very worrying situation and doesn't bode well for the EU's stability.

Osem 27-01-2017 18:11

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Turkey has threatened to cancel a deal with the European Union on taking back migrants who cross over to Greece.
Turkish officials are unhappy about a decision by the Greek Supreme Court not to extradite a group of eight Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece after a failed coup in July.
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu described the ruling as a "political decision" and demanded a retrial.
An EU spokeswoman said the body was confident the migrant deal would hold.
The three majors, three captains and two sergeant majors fled in a helicopter to Greece after last July's coup attempt in Turkey.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38772117

Osem 31-01-2017 12:26

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Austria's ruling coalition has agreed to prohibit full-face veils in public spaces such as courts and schools.
It is also considering a more general ban on state employees wearing the headscarf and other religious symbols.
The measures are seen as an attempt to counter the rise of the far-right Freedom Party, whose candidate narrowly lost last month's presidential vote.
The centrist coalition nearly collapsed last week amid crisis negotiations over the government's future direction.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38808495

I wonder how 'welcoming' Muslims will believe this is.

Osem 04-02-2017 10:36

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Hundreds of asylum seekers deemed a security risk will have their cases reviewed by German authorities in the wake of December's terror attack on a Berlin Christmas market which left 12 people dead.

Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière said the country’s Joint Terrorism Task Force would examine the cases of 547 people to determine if they needed to be deported or taken into custody.

It came as Social Democrats politician Burkhard Lischka revealed authorities had lost track of three people identified as being high risk.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7534506.html

Who'd have thought any nasty people would have been hiding amongst the hordes eh? Dealing with the known dodgy types is going to be one thing but dealing with the those unknown and preventing a good many more becoming radicalised as a result of their treatment in Germany/EU quite another. Wonder what sort of outcry there'd have been had Trump done something like this?

Mr K 04-02-2017 13:08

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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...share_btn_link

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Brexiters face rude awakening on immigration, says ex-minister
Stephen Crabb urges PM to rework system as there is nothing to suggest a reduction of migrants is achievable or desirable
Don't think those who voted for Brexit are going to get what they think.

roughbeast 04-02-2017 14:16

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35883907)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...share_btn_link



Don't think those who voted for Brexit are going to get what they think.


Correct. This is and was the biggest con of the Brexit campaign. Leaving the EU is not the answer to high immigration. As they say, "It's the economy stupid!"

Until we build an economy that doesn't need high immigration and enforce existing laws to prevent the exploitation of the low-paid EU worker then we will have high immigration. This is the main thrust of Corbyn's policy on immigration, although he doesn't call it that, and could be carried out without leaving the EU. To build an economy that doesn't need immigration we need a massive investment in education and skills development - again Corbyn's policy.

You can leave the EU and cut EU immigration if you want, but then, if nothing else is changed, there will be 10s of thousands of vacant skilled and unskilled jobs. This will have to be filled with labour from Asia, the Middle East and Africa. That will please Kippers no end!:D

Mick 04-02-2017 14:19

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35883907)
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...share_btn_link



Don't think those who voted for Brexit are going to get what they think.

Load of crap from an unworthy source.

They will be tighter border controls as there needs to be, in some form or version or there is going to be a riot.

ianch99 04-02-2017 14:36

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35883913)
Load of crap from an unworthy source.

They will be tighter border controls as there needs to be, in some form or version or there is going to be a riot.

Interesting .. what do you regard as worthy sources?

Mick 04-02-2017 15:09

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35883915)
Interesting .. what do you regard as worthy sources?

TheGuardian, it is an Anti-Brexit paper and also, it says an ex-minister 'warns'. He is warning and that is all he is doing. Doesn't mean it is the truth.

Nothing is set in stone yet, no arrangements have been arranged.

But as I said, we absolutely need tighter border controls, I am all for skilled migrant workers coming in and filling in the positions, as needed but we should be closing to door to those only coming here to milk the system and do not work and there has been too many of them.

Couple of examples why I feel the way I do. I live in the North where we have had a massive influx of migrants from Eastern European Countries, like Romania and Poland.

Earlier this week, two Romanian nationals, both Women, tried to Mug an elderly gentlemen, they were manhandling him and my female friend and her dad went to his rescue, police came and all gave statements, since then police has informed the the victim and his family, the two women were Romanians and they have history of related crimes. They need to be sent back! They commit crimes and do not deserve to reside in Britain, if they do not respect the laws and the people that live here.

A few weeks ago, a fourteen year old boy was walking along a road when 3 men of Eastern European appearance (Romanian) stopped the boy and went through his pockets and school bag, a passing car with 4 Asian men, stopped and pulled over and took these men to one side, the Asians later told Police in a statement that the three men were Romanian.

On a street next to me, we have a house with either Refugees or Migrants, they have no respect for the property and surrounding environment, they chuck their rubbish in the alleyway, they throw their babies nappies out their bedroom windows, without use of nappy sacks, one landed in one of neighbours gardens. Several reports to the Council have yielded very little action.

My mothers Colleague from her works was drawing out money from a Cash machine, just before Christmas, in broad daylight ! Next news, as soon as the money appeared from the machine, she said a man with a foreign accent told her to move, pushed her and grabbed the cash and ran, however, the thief was that dumb, he ran in to a local Tesco and my mums colleague ran after them and followed him in and alerted the security guard that she had just been robbed by a man who ran in here, they held him until the Police came, the police later said the man was a Polish migrant only recently come to live here.

So I will say it again, we need tighter border controls. It's alright for those down South, in their lovely posh surroundings, who have not taken their fair share of Migrants in their community or none at all!!!

I find it a bit rich those saying, 'come in you're welcome here', but have none living in their area. You try living with some of them who are thugs who would rob you blind, you try living with Migrant neighbours who throw human crap in your garden, literally.

Osem 04-02-2017 15:37

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35883920)
TheGuardian, it is an Anti-Brexit paper and also, it says an ex-minister 'warns'. He is warning and that is all he is doing. Doesn't mean it is the truth.

Nothing is set in stone yet, no arrangements have been arranged.

But as I said, we absolutely need tighter border controls, I am all for skilled migrant workers coming in and filling in the positions, as needed but we should be closing to door to those only coming here to milk the system and do not work and there has been too many of them.

Couple of examples why I feel the way I do. I live in the North where we have had a massive influx of migrants from Eastern European Countries, like Romania and Poland.

Earlier this week, two Romanian nationals, both Women, tried to Mug an elderly gentlemen, they were manhandling him and my female friend and her dad went to his rescue, police came and all gave statements, since then police has informed the the victim and his family, the two women were Romanians and they have history of related crimes. They need to be sent back! They commit crimes and do not deserve to reside in Britain, if they do not respect the laws and the people that live here.

A few weeks ago, a fourteen year old boy was walking along a road when 3 men of Eastern European appearance (Romanian) stopped the boy and went through his pockets and school bag, a passing car with 4 Asian men, stopped and pulled over and took these men to one side, the Asians later told Police in a statement that the three men were Romanian.

On a street next to me, we have a house with either Refugees or Migrants, they have no respect for the property and surrounding environment, they chuck their rubbish in the alleyway, they throw their babies nappies out their bedroom windows, without use of nappy sacks, one landed in one of neighbours gardens. Several reports to the Council have yielded very little action.

My mothers Colleague from her works was drawing out money from a Cash machine, just before Christmas, in broad daylight ! Next news, as soon as the money appeared from the machine, she said a man with a foreign accent told her to move, pushed her and grabbed the cash and ran, however, the thief was that dumb, he ran in to a local Tesco and my mums colleague ran after them and followed him in and alerted the security guard that she had just been robbed by a man who ran in here, they held him until the Police came, the police later said the man was a Polish migrant only recently come to live here.

So I will say it again, we need tighter border controls. It's alright for those down South, in their lovely posh surroundings, who have not taken their fair share of Migrants in their community or none at all!!!

I find it a bit rich those saying, 'come in you're welcome here', but have none living in their area. You try living with some of them who are thugs who would rob you blind, you try living with Migrant neighbours who throw human crap in your garden, literally.

Maybe they caught it from the likes of Bob Geldof, Lily Allen et al - the usual pious celebrity suspects whose lives are never directly affected but go about about telling the rest of us how much more we should do, care, give etc.

nomadking 04-02-2017 15:49

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Would really like to know how on earth people can argue that if Brexit had happened say 10 years ago, that we would have the same number of foreigners living here as we do now. Just total nonsense. If EU membership wasn't a factor, how come the influx from Eastern Europe didn't happen until they became EU members?:confused:
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Of the non-British population from EU countries, the largest group was Polish nationals, with about 853,000, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) Population of the United Kingdom by Country of Birth and Nationality report.
The Irish were the second-largest group, with 331,000 residing here. Romanian and Portuguese nationals are in joint third place, with 175,000 people from each country living in Britain.

papa smurf 04-02-2017 16:38

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35883915)
Interesting .. what do you regard as worthy sources?

on this forum you get grief for quoting from any newspaper with the word daily in the title .:)

roughbeast 04-02-2017 18:58

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35883913)
Load of crap from an unworthy source.

They will be tighter border controls as there needs to be, in some form or version or there is going to be a riot.

We already have the border controls we need. After leaving the EU, its citizens will still be able to enter the UK as now, or with a visa if that is the deal. What they won't be able to do is set up in residence or employment without a permit. They will have the same status as non-EU residents, who entered the country in greater numbers than EU citizens last year. The economy will decide which immigrants we choose to give work and residence permits to, not me, not you, not Farage and not rioting little Englanders. The alternative is to severely damage the economy and public services by allowing essential jobs to be unfilled.

Mick 04-02-2017 19:20

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Originally Posted by roughbeast (Post 35883960)
We already have the border controls we need. After leaving the EU, its citizens will still be able to enter the UK as now, or with a visa if that is the deal.

We certainly do not have the border controls we need. Let's hope it is not the deal, all indications are that it won't be despite a warning from an ex-minister to the Guardian newspaper that says or warns otherwise.

roughbeast 04-02-2017 19:22

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35883928)
Would really like to know how on earth people can argue that if Brexit had happened say 10 years ago, that we would have the same number of foreigners living here as we do now. Just total nonsense. If EU membership wasn't a factor, how come the influx from Eastern Europe didn't happen until they became EU members?:confused:

If we hadn't joined the EU then we would have got our low-paid agricultural workers from somewhere else. There would have been plenty Commonwealth citizens happy to have filled that slot. In the long run we would have imported just as many, but perhaps not in such large spurts.

In one respect you are right. We wouldn't have had the surge in arrivals when the EU expanded. The story of the mishandled arrival of so many Poles is now legendary. Funnily enough though, if it hadn't been for their arrival our agricultural industries could not have done as well as they have and food prices would have been sky high.

A perfect example is Boston, which has had very large numbers of Poles arriving. Not only have they filled certain sorts of jobs, but they have revived industry and employment in the area. Boston now imports food from abroad to process around Boston to take advantage of available labour. New plant has been built and the port is booming. Existing non-Pole tradesmen are benefiting because all this new investment needs plumbers, builders, fitters, electricians etc. Boston now has some of the lowest unemployment in the country.

Yet, Bostonians voted heavily to leave the EU because they didn't like the way their area has changed culturally and because the government didn't provide additional funds to expand schools, hospitals etc. One thing is for sure, if they lose their influx of young and economically active Europeans Bostonians will find that it begins to diminish once more with empty premises and run-down area appearing again.

heero_yuy 18-02-2017 10:59

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Around 700 migrants have stormed a six-metre (20 ft) security fence that separates Morocco from Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa.

Police said security cameras showed the migrants breaking through one of the gates, some wielding shears and clubs.

The Ceuta regional government said almost 500 made it across the razor wire barrier.

Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish territory in North Africa, have the EU's only land borders with Africa.

As a result, they are popular crossing points for migrants hoping to reach a new life in Europe.
Source

Bet they all get to stay. :rolleyes:

Osem 18-02-2017 12:58

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Nobody seems to be confronting the problem of citizenship as opposed to migration. Short term controlled migration is one thing but confering rights of citizenship to huge numbers of people doesn't solve the problems of an increasing proportion of elderly. It does the opposite.

Osem 11-04-2017 09:33

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

A camp housing 1,500 migrants in northern France has been destroyed in a fire that officials said began during a fight between Afghans and Kurds.
At least 10 people were injured when the fire tore through closely-packed huts at the Grande-Synthe camp, near the port of Dunkirk.
Last month officials said the camp would be dismantled because of unrest.
The French north coast has been a magnet for migrants trying to reach Britain.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39562742

I dare say there'll be a queue of pious celebs, hyprocrite politicians and social media do-gooders to take them all in... :rolleyes:

1andrew1 11-04-2017 11:14

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by roughbeast (Post 35883965)
If we hadn't joined the EU then we would have got our low-paid agricultural workers from somewhere else. There would have been plenty Commonwealth citizens happy to have filled that slot. In the long run we would have imported just as many, but perhaps not in such large spurts.

In one respect you are right. We wouldn't have had the surge in arrivals when the EU expanded. The story of the mishandled arrival of so many Poles is now legendary. Funnily enough though, if it hadn't been for their arrival our agricultural industries could not have done as well as they have and food prices would have been sky high.

A perfect example is Boston, which has had very large numbers of Poles arriving. Not only have they filled certain sorts of jobs, but they have revived industry and employment in the area. Boston now imports food from abroad to process around Boston to take advantage of available labour. New plant has been built and the port is booming. Existing non-Pole tradesmen are benefiting because all this new investment needs plumbers, builders, fitters, electricians etc. Boston now has some of the lowest unemployment in the country.

Yet, Bostonians voted heavily to leave the EU because they didn't like the way their area has changed culturally and because the government didn't provide additional funds to expand schools, hospitals etc. One thing is for sure, if they lose their influx of young and economically active Europeans Bostonians will find that it begins to diminish once more with empty premises and run-down area appearing again.

:tu: Great points. I think the issue also is that the area changed very rapidly and people understandably found this hard to cope with and reacted against it.

Osem 11-04-2017 23:41

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
I thought it was only white/western types who indulged in slavery:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-39567632

Quote:

Africans trying to reach Europe are being sold by their captors in "slave markets" in Libya, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) says.
Victims told IOM that after being detained by people smugglers or militia groups, they were taken to town squares or car parks to be sold.
Migrants with skills like painting or tiling would fetch higher prices, the head of the IOM in Libya told the BBC.

Russ 12-04-2017 19:13

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35894132)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39562742

I dare say there'll be a queue of pious celebs, hyprocrite politicians and social media do-gooders to take them all in... :rolleyes:

Lily Allen is being uncharacteristically silent on the issue. Perhaps Afghanistan doesn't want her apologising on their behalf?

Osem 12-04-2017 19:19

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35894402)
Lily Allen is being uncharacteristically silent on the issue. Perhaps Afghanistan doesn't want her apologising on their behalf?

Saint Bob and his bandwagon jumping chums too. Odd that... :rolleyes:

Ramrod 12-04-2017 21:43

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35894405)
Saint Bob and his bandwagon jumping chums too. Odd that... :rolleyes:

Syria only ‘weeks away’ from Bono charity single, warns UN :D

Osem 12-04-2017 21:58

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35894431)

:D

It'd be even funnier if there wasn't a serious point about all the celebrity preachers who talk the talk but not a lot else...

papa smurf 12-04-2017 21:59

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35894431)

they'll never top let someone else feed the world:)

Osem 12-04-2017 22:04

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35894435)
they'll never top let someone else feed the world:)

Maybe their next release will be 'Let other people house the migrants'. :)

papa smurf 12-04-2017 22:10

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35894437)
Maybe their next release will be 'Let other people house the migrants'. :)

as bob bonio and lilly would say mi casa es mi casa ;)

Osem 12-04-2017 22:45

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
It't be interesting to know how many houses some of the holier than thou brigade own .

TheDaddy 13-04-2017 03:30

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35894431)

The inhumanity has reached a new low :(

lexio 13-04-2017 09:46

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35894438)
as bob bonio and lilly would say mi casa es mi casa ;)

Haha. Too well put not to quote. Absolutely brilliant! Haha

Osem 13-04-2017 09:55

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Ah well it's good to see that warm migrant welcome in Austria hasn't cooled:

Quote:

Attacks on refugee accommodation have doubled in Austria, seeing homes firebombed, vandals spray Nazi graffiti on walls and a man threaten to “get a gun and shoot the dogs”.

The interior ministry revealed the figures at the request of an MP, who said the vast majority of cases were motivated by hatred and called for more to be done to catch the culprits.

Albert Steinhauser, an opposition Green party politician, said he was dismayed to find out that more than three quarters of the 49 recorded cases remain unsolved.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7661831.html

Quote:

Activists believe many more incidents may have occurred in 2016 than the 49 officially recorded, compared to 25 in 2015.

The interior ministry also listed numerous attacks and threats by asylum seekers, including carers being threatened with “decapitation” gestures in Linz, where another refugee told his supervisor “I will kill you all”.
I may be wrong but I don't think the authorities here specifically record crimes etc by asylum seekers. Evidently in warm welcoming tolerant Austria they do.

Ramrod 13-04-2017 10:16

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Tommy Robinson’s Critics Are Apologists for Radical Islam Delingpole may just have a point:
Quote:

They are using a classic Alinskyite technique. “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it and polarize it.” Rather than listen to what Tommy Robinson has to say, they have chosen to demonise him and turn him into a pariah figure. He has become the equivalent of Nineteen Eighty-Four‘s Emmanuel Goldstein – the generic, universally reviled hate figure that all decent people must be seen publicly loathing in order to demonstrate how on-message they are.

But it’s not just Tommy Robinson these people seek to smear and denigrate and silence. They happily apply the same tactics to anyone who associates with him or gives him a sympathetic hearing.

“It’s scary,” one public figure I cannot for obvious reasons name confided to me the other day. “Even though I personally think Tommy Robinson has been horribly maligned and talks a lot of sense, it has reached the point where I daren’t actually come out and say that because then I’ll end up being branded a member of the far right.”

This, as Orwell showed in Nineteen Eighty-Four, is how totalitarian mind control works. You police people’s thoughts. You ensure that some things are unsayable. The liberal left is currently doing this just as effectively as Big Brother.

The bien-pensant worthies I mentioned above, as well as the many people like them – quite obviously wish to signal to the world that they are virtuous, caring, decent people. Publicly displaying their disapproval of Tommy Robinson is a form of shorthand for: “Look at me! I’m not a racist or an Islamophobe! I care about people of all races, creeds and colours, holding hands under a rainbow. And if only we all showed a bit more love and a bit less hate, that eleven-year-old girl would never have been chopped into pieces by that truck in Stockholm last week, and PC Keith Palmer would still be standing on duty outside the Houses of Parliament…”

They are entitled to their deluded and unutterable stupidity, of course.

What they have absolutely no right to do, however, is to bully, demean, smear, slur, menace, threaten, and mock those people on the other side of the argument who seek to tell the truth about what’s really happening with regards to Islam in Europe and across the Western world. Note that I’m not defending racial abuse or victimisation or religious discrimination here: I’m talking simply about people who – as Tommy Robinson does in my podcast interview – want to talk in a measured, reasonable way about the facts on the ground.

What people like Lloyd, Hassan, Cook, Freeman, and Haque are doing is shameful, ugly, and morally wrong. It is, indeed, a form of fascism.

There is, I fear, not a great deal that many of us can do personally about the radical Islamists within our societies. They are going to do what they are going to do – and the best we can hope for is that our police and intelligence services are able to frustrate them.

But there is, I think, a great deal we can do about the useful idiots who help make their evil deeds possible by creating an environment in which no one dares address the root causes of the problem.

Remember, fundamentalist Islam is fighting two simultaneous wars against the West. The first is the military/terrorist one; the second is the cultural one.

It’s the second where we can all make a difference.

When politically correct, virtue-signalling dhimmis like Lloyd, Hassan, Cook, Hawes, Freeman, Haque and their ilk try to close down discussion of Islam by accusing people who disagree with them of being “Islamophobic” or “racist” or “xenophobic”, we don’t slink off meekly: we challenge them at every turn.

These useful idiots for radical Islam do what they do because they think it shows them to be better people: more caring, more sensitive, more intelligent – superior in every way to the people such as Tommy Robinson that they denigrate. Our duty is to deny them the luxury of claiming the moral high ground, to expose the fallacies of their glib, lazy, ill-informed arguments and remind them what it is they really are. They are dhimmis, liberal fascists, ugly little cowards who have probably never stood for anything truly worthwhile in their miserable spavined lives. They’re so spineless and intellectually decadent they actually value looking nice on Twitter more highly than they do defending the values of Western civilisation against an aggressive, alien culture that seeks at every turn to undermine it. They should be ashamed of themselves. Our job is to make them ashamed.

1andrew1 13-04-2017 12:24

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

What’s more, the places that have seen the greatest surges in migration have become poorer. In 2005-15 real wages in Migrantland fell by a tenth, much faster than the decline in the rest of Britain. On an “index of multiple deprivation”, a government measure that takes into account factors such as income, health and education, the area appears to have become relatively poorer over the past decade.

Are the newcomers to blame? Immigration may have heightened competition for some jobs, pushing pay down. But the effect is small. A House of Lords report in 2008 suggested that every 1% increase in the ratio of immigrants to natives in the working-age population leads to a 0.5% fall in wages for the lowest 10% of earners (and a similar rise for the top 10%). Since Migrantland relies on low-paid work, it probably suffered more than most.

But more powerful factors are at play. Because the area is disproportionately dependent on manufacturing, it has suffered from the industry’s decline. And since 2010 Conservative-led governments have slashed the number of civil servants, in a bid to right the public finances. The axe has fallen hard on the administrative jobs that are prevalent in unglamorous parts of the country. Migrantland’s public-sector jobs have disappeared 50% faster than those in Britain as a whole. In the Forest of Dean they have dropped by over a third. Meanwhile, cuts to working-age benefits have sucked away spending power.

Even before austerity, it had long been the case that poor places had the most threadbare public services. Medical staff, for instance, prefer to live in prosperous areas. Our analysis suggests that Migrantland is relatively deprived of general practitioners. Doctors for the East Midlands are trained in Nottingham and Leicester, but fewer people want to study there than in London, for instance. After training there, half go elsewhere. In 2014 there were 12 places for trainee doctors in Boston; only four were filled.
Excerpt from an interesting article http://www.economist.com/news/britai...grationparadox

Ramrod 13-04-2017 14:53

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
One in seven of the millions of working-age European Union migrants in the UK are out of work
Quote:

Of the 2,733,000 EU migrants aged between 16 and 64 in the UK last year, a total of 390,000 were unemployed or “inactive”, new figures from the Office of National Statics (ONS) reveal.

papa smurf 13-04-2017 14:57

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
scroungers

Osem 13-04-2017 14:58

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
The 'Liberal left' are far from liberal if you happen not to agree with them.

Osem 23-04-2017 18:03

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Well the Pope thinks some of the EU's migration centres are akin to concentration camps. I'm not sure I agree with his analogy but if that's the case maybe the Vatican ought to be doing a bit more than a few token gestures to free some of these people.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39685253

If he thinks that:

Quote:

"If every municipality in Italy took in just two migrants there would be a place for everyone," he said.
He's living in cloud cuckoo land because there are millions of refugees who, according to his logic, deserve safety in the EU.

1andrew1 07-05-2017 21:44

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Conservatives to soften their approach.
Quote:

Amber Rudd, the Home Secretary, has hinted that the Conservatives’ aim of reducing net migration to tens of thousands will not appear as a commitment in the party’s election manifesto.
Ms Rudd confirmed that the Conservatives were re-examining their target as she appeared to soften the party’s stance by describing immigration as an “absolute positive” for the UK.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ration-target/

Mr K 07-05-2017 21:48

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897894)
Conservatives to soften their approach.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ration-target/

Ah, isn't that nice, they're just a bunch of softies after all ;) (or maybe​ realised we need immigrants)

1andrew1 07-05-2017 21:53

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897895)
Ah, isn't that nice, they're just a bunch of softies after all ;) (or maybe​ realised we need immigrants)

Now that UKIP is a spent force and the Conservatives have a great poll lead, they can afford to be less strict in this area.

Mick 07-05-2017 22:18

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897896)
Now that UKIP is a spent force and the Conservatives have a great poll lead, they can afford to be less strict in this area.

Complete nonsense, think you are forgetting (conveniently), the catalyst to 17.4 Million people voting leave last year, so no they cannot afford to be less strict at all.

It's all well and good you and Mr K say we need immigrants, where the bloody hell are 300K immigrants that keep arriving every year to be housed, in a country with a chronic housing shortage ?

1andrew1 07-05-2017 22:36

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
What I'm saying is that now UKIP is nearly finished, the Conservatives electorally seem to be worrying less about the issue.
Most of the immigration numbers are so poorly collected that the first thing we need is some accurate data before we can start making policy in this area.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/330350...being-counted/
http://www.economist.com/news/britai...m-survey-began

Mick 07-05-2017 22:44

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897900)
What I'm saying is that now UKIP is nearly finished, the Conservatives electorally seem to be worrying less about the issue.
Most of the immigration numbers are so poorly collected that the first thing we need is some accurate data before we can start making policy in this area.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/330350...being-counted/
http://www.economist.com/news/britai...m-survey-began

Just because there has been a hint, means nothing and even if it does not make a Manifesto, does not mean they will allow the same failed open door policies that exist now.

So stop getting all excited about nothing and you still haven't answered me how we are to continue to house the 300K immigrants we get each year?

Mr K 07-05-2017 22:55

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897896)
Now that UKIP is a spent force and the Conservatives have a great poll lead, they can afford to be less strict in this area.

You might well be right . One positive of a large Tory majority is they can tell the right wing where to get off instead of having to pander to them all the time. May is so confident, she's not promised not to raise taxes, no guarantee on the pension lock and now the daft immigration target seems to have been dropped. I sense some on the right are starting to get uneasy on how this might pan out. e.g this from the Torygraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2...abour-raising/
Quote:

The Conservatives should make the case for tax cuts, not ape Labour by raising them

Mick 07-05-2017 23:01

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897907)
May is so confident, she's not promised not to raise taxes, no guarantee on the pension lock and now the daft immigration target seems to have been dropped. I sense some on the right are starting to get uneasy on how this might pan out.

No it hasn't.

FFS, get some decent glasses and stop reading stuff that just is not there. :rolleyes:

Mr K 07-05-2017 23:31

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
I said 'seems' to have been dropped Mick, I think it's you who needs the glasses.

1andrew1 07-05-2017 23:33

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897907)
You might well be right . One positive of a large Tory majority is they can tell the right wing where to get off instead of having to pander to them all the time. May is so confident, she's not promised not to raise taxes, no guarantee on the pension lock and now the daft immigration target seems to have been dropped. I sense some on the right are starting to get uneasy on how this might pan out. e.g this from the Torygraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2...abour-raising/

Mark Wallace (executive editor of Conservative Home) wrote an influential piece for Saturday's Financial Times whose headline sums up the thrust of his article "New Tory supporters will alter government priorities".

Mick 07-05-2017 23:36

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897915)
I said 'seems' to have been dropped Mick, I think it's you who needs the glasses.

And you are still wrong with seems, so no I don't! :dozey:

1andrew1 07-05-2017 23:44

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35897906)
Just because there has been a hint, means nothing and even if it does not make a Manifesto, does not mean they will allow the same failed open door policies that exist now.

So stop getting all excited about nothing and you still haven't answered me how we are to continue to house the 300K immigrants we get each year?

When we've got some proper numbers we can start proscribing solutions. I don't think there's a magic solution to UK housing but we definitely need to stem the concentration of business and government in London. There's empty housing in places like Blackpool and Newcastle but the jobs aren't there. There's lonely elderly people staying in four-bedroomed houses who would love some company whilst there's young people crammed to the nines in small houses wishing for some space. There's council houses being sold off and repurchased by councils for several times what they sold them for.
People sometimes imagine that there is a fixed number of jobs and houses. Both have grown over time and we now have a record number of people in employment. But I appreciate in some trades and areas it may not feel that way.

Mick 08-05-2017 01:46

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Wrong answer. The solution to 300K yearly immigration figures is to reduce it and significantly, not squeeze more and more in and surely to hell, you are not suggesting house immigrants with old people?

Driving home in last half hour, I just saw Romanians with ladders, a TV and baseball bat, obviously just been on the thief. :rolleyes:

TheDaddy 08-05-2017 04:07

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897907)
You might well be right . One positive of a large Tory majority is they can tell the right wing where to get off instead of having to pander to them all the time. May is so confident, she's not promised not to raise taxes, no guarantee on the pension lock and now the daft immigration target seems to have been dropped. I sense some on the right are starting to get uneasy on how this might pan out. e.g this from the Torygraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2...abour-raising/

The target is not being dropped, apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39840503

Mr K 08-05-2017 09:06

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35897933)
The target is not being dropped, apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39840503

A pledge they have twice made and failed on before !

A pledge to make sure we have a the skills and workforce necessary in future me might be more useful, whether they are immigrants or not.

Mick 08-05-2017 10:21

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897940)
A pledge they have twice made and failed on before !

A pledge to make sure we have a the skills and workforce necessary in future me might be more useful, whether they are immigrants or not.

But as usual, you fail to include where all these extra immigrants are to be housed. Typical. :rolleyes:

Osem 20-06-2017 13:47

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

A driver was killed when a van crashed into lorries that had been forced to stop on a motorway near Calais by a makeshift barrier set up by migrants.
The van, registered in Poland, burst into flames. The driver's identity is not yet known.
Nine Eritreans were found in one of the lorries and taken into police custody.
In 2016, the so-called Jungle migrant camp at Calais was closed, but hundreds of people have returned to the area in the hope of reaching the UK.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-40338987

I'm only surprised this hasn't happened many times before. You have to wonder how it is that in a developed country like France roads like this can be blocked by illegals seemingly at will.

RizzyKing 20-06-2017 20:45

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Having spoken to some of the truckers at a local firm that does continental delivery they avoid calais as much as possible as this is one of many problems drivers get beat up and trucks and trailers damaged and apart from when the media cameras are rolling the french do as little as possible. Personally if the french police cannot keep the highways open deploy the military allowing a major trade artery to be this affected is ridiculous.

Osem 20-06-2017 23:18

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35904116)
Having spoken to some of the truckers at a local firm that does continental delivery they avoid calais as much as possible as this is one of many problems drivers get beat up and trucks and trailers damaged and apart from when the media cameras are rolling the french do as little as possible. Personally if the french police cannot keep the highways open deploy the military allowing a major trade artery to be this affected is ridiculous.

I find the whole jungle thing bizarre but the French don't seem to have the will to deal with it once and for all. Maybe they quite like having a stick to beat the UK with... :shrug:

1andrew1 20-06-2017 23:27

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35897954)
But as usual, you fail to include where all these extra immigrants are to be housed. Typical. :rolleyes:

Insufficient housing is being built in the UK because we are 50,000 construction workers short. If only attacks on Mr K would conjure up these much-needed construction workers!

1andrew1 21-06-2017 22:00

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Righties won't like the news that Theresa May has canned immigration targets.
Quote:

Theresa May's pledge to slash immigration below 100,000 was left out of a stripped-down Queen’s Speech that laid bare her loss of authority today.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/polit...-a3569921.html

Mick 21-06-2017 22:16

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35904263)
Righties won't like the news that Theresa May has canned immigration targets.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/polit...-a3569921.html

Brexit has not yet occurred yet. Give it time and don't get your open door hopes up. Btw not just a Righties view that people expect controlled borders. :rolleyes:

1andrew1 21-06-2017 22:22

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35904268)
Brexit has not yet occurred yet. Give it time and don't get your open door hopes up. Btw not just a Righties view that people expect controlled borders. :rolleyes:

I believe both Jeremy Corbyn and Righties want strong immigration controls. Everyone expects controlled borders though, that's a different point.

Mick 21-06-2017 22:26

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35904151)
Insufficient housing is being built in the UK because we are 50,000 construction workers short. If only attacks on Mr K would conjure up these much-needed construction workers!

I think there is more issues with available land, but shortage of housing is down to increased population and increases in immigration, to the tune of hundreds of thousands, which we cannot afford to keep ignoring, unless you're feeling more welcoming and letting some move in with you. :rolleyes:

Also. No one is attacking Mr K, he is being challenged on his somewhat frequent inaccurate views, so enough of that inaccurate accusation.

As for shortage of construction workers, here is an idea, let's stop exploiting cheap foreign labourers that have priced skilled British workers out of a job! :rolleyes:

1andrew1 21-06-2017 22:30

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35904271)
I think there is more issues with available land, but shortage of housing is down to increased population and increases in immigration, to the tune of hundreds of thousands, which we cannot afford to keep ignoring, unless you're feeling more welcoming and letting some move in with you. :rolleyes:

Also. No one is attacking Mr K, he is being challenged on his somewhat frequent inaccurate views, so enough of that inaccurate accusation.

As for shortage of construction workers, here is an idea, let's stop exploiting cheap foreign labourers that have priced skilled British workers out of a job! :rolleyes:

What was inaccurate about what Mr K said? Nothing.

Mick 21-06-2017 22:47

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35904273)
What was inaccurate about what Mr K said? Nothing.

I beg to differ. How long you got ? :rolleyes:

Osem 21-06-2017 22:51

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Some people can't seem to grasp that what's wanted is CONTROL, that's all.

If we need construction workers (or anyone else for that matter) we invite them to come, if we don't we don't. It's really not rocket science. Better still we actually get on with training our own people to do the jobs we need them to do.

Mick 21-06-2017 23:05

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35904276)
Some people can't seem to grasp that what's wanted is CONTROL, that's all.

If we need construction workers (or anyone else for that matter) we invite them to come, if we don't we don't. It's really not rocket science.

Exactly what I have being saying from day one Osem, but it would seem Andrew and his few buddies, want to call us out for wanting restricted access. Pffft, whatever.

Yes, too right! I want restricted access to riff raff elements from other EU States. I am sick of seeing reports about people around here being mugged by Romanian nationals.

Osem 21-06-2017 23:09

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35904280)
Exactly what I have being saying from day one Osem, but it would seem Andrew and his few buddies, want to call us out for wanting restricted access. Pffft, whatever.

Yes, too right! I want restricted access to riff raff elements from other EU States. I am sick of seeing reports about people around here being mugged by Romanian nationals.

They can't/won't accept it because doing so deprives them of the ability to claim, with any degree of credibility, that those who voted for Brexit are all racists and xenophobes. It's the same tired old narrative they've always employed.

1andrew1 21-06-2017 23:27

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35904275)
I beg to differ. How long you got ? :rolleyes:

Enough.

---------- Post added at 22:25 ---------- Previous post was at 22:25 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35904281)
They can't/won't accept it because doing so deprives them of the ability to claim, with any degree of credibility, that those who voted for Brexit are all racists and xenophobes. It's the same tired old narrative they've always employed.

That's your strawman narrative, no on else's.

---------- Post added at 22:27 ---------- Previous post was at 22:25 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35904280)
I am sick of seeing reports about people around here being mugged by Romanian nationals.

They can and should be deported if they break the law.

RizzyKing 22-06-2017 21:34

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
If we are short of construction workers it's likely a good percentage of the shortage are UK citizens who have left the building trade because of constant undercutting from firms with high levels of migrant workers. In my own family two have swapped their building careers for other trades as they got fed up of having to compete against the foreign workers. More foreign workers isn't the answer in the construction industry and will only serve to create a larger issue when they all leave in the future. Apart from the usual knuckle dragger groups i haven't heard a single person talking about shutting our borders and not allowing anyone in that's absolutely stupid we of course need skilled people coming in to fill shortages granted I'd prefer it to run alongside proper effective training schemes to train our own citizens to do the jobs but you can't have everything in life.

We have allowed ridiculous levels of immigration into the UK in the last 20 years numbers we won't be able to adequately support for decades and we have to get the figures back to a semblence of reality ideally without another labour government to run another social experiment and i think they got off light over that whole incident.

Pierre 22-06-2017 21:54

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
UK population rise of 538,000 is biggest for 70 years
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-40372533

60% due to net migration.

Of course they're all NHS nurses, fruit pickers, hotels workers etc so that's fine.

Osem 22-06-2017 23:18

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
and there'll be no extra burden on services or anything else.

1andrew1 23-06-2017 01:26

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35904411)
UK population rise of 538,000 is biggest for 70 years
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-40372533

60% due to net migration.

Of course they're all NHS nurses, fruit pickers, hotels workers etc so that's fine.

We're short of fruit-pickers so that assertion is wrong as I fear all your others are too. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business

RizzyKing 23-06-2017 02:30

Re: Unstoppable migration?
 
So all of them are filling constructive roles in our society then any proof for that assumption as it's generally accepted that we have a high level of illegals. We are a small island that isn't constructing housing much less the supporting infrastructure to accomadate what we have let alone more. Past governments were stupid in relation to immigration and the financial and social costs haven't even started to come due yet but when they do this country will look back on this time as "the good old days".


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