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Coming back to a point i made earlier, to be able to make a considered decision surely we need to factor in how many have been stopped from leaving? There are always going to be a few bad apples in every police force. The UK itself shows enough evidence of that from it's recent past. Not that this justifies these officers behaviour ---------- Post added at 15:29 ---------- Previous post was at 15:28 ---------- Quote:
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Right . . . that's enough Who are you, and what have you done to the real mrmistoffelees? :D edit: . . total recall (not) . . but I seem to remember reading . . oh 6 months or so back maybe . . that the French were refusing to intercept boats because the kerfuffle may cause the migrants to panic and possibly capsize the boat they're in. Could we play that game and leave them to flounder on towards the coast . . or are we 'better' than that? |
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I don't think you will ever. ever achieve perfection, As i said before look at the US/Mexico border and with people coming from Guatemala & other countries, look at the amount of money that the US has thrown at countries & also thrown at technology (ours by comparison is a piffling amount) and they still cannot halt the flow. We can pay France however much we want but ultimately if 'we' want to stop these people from making that journey then the responsibility is on 'us.' Now, how that's achieved is an entirely different kettle du poisson ---------- Post added at 15:43 ---------- Previous post was at 15:38 ---------- Quote:
To your edit, I don't see the British coastguard/navy intercepting and turning away boats? if it's that easy why are they not doing so? I don't particularly want to play aquatic wiff-waff with innocent people's lives |
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I had a suggestion quite a few pages ago ( :D ) but apparently it won't work because they won't have any ID . . or somfink
. . . and it would cost money ;) |
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OK, so, why are we not doing that already? |
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As the fog of Covid (temporarily) clears, we can turn our attention to the train wreck that Brexit has resulted in, Business leaders certainly have:
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Maybe the details of the train wreck were on the other side of the bus? |
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aaaah the business leaders are back, profitability first lads, all hands to the pumps, we need our cheap labour back . . . oh, and don't mention the effect lockdowns had
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I was curious as there are claims here that France is doing nothing to prevent people crossing the channel. It turns out, unsurprisingly, that that is complete nonsense;
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I suspect Macron was actually pleased by the open letter, he can increase his re-election prospects by saying he will stand up to an unreasonable UK and get rhe country behind him. Then do something unreasonable himself and Boris can play the same game. |
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