Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 15-11-2021, 13:45   #3037
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Your post posits otherwise...

"Collateral damage" is permitted (for lack of a better word) under the Geneva Conventions (as war is messy, and it can be difficult/impossible to only strike military targets without any, especially in urban areas), but there is no interpretation where your suggestion that sinking civilians in boats can be described as such.
Hugh, you take my ‘posits’ far too seriously.

My position is simply that:

1. All migrants wanting to come here should apply to the British Embassy from whichever country they are in at the time, and a fast-track system needs to be in place to process each application.

2. Those people arriving illegally should be rounded up, sent to a detention centre where they are interrogated and then sent back to France with no right of appeal.

We cannot stand by and watch this illegal wave of migrants just continue. It has to be stopped and when we have suitable processes in place, this cruel trade in human lives will cease.
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