The arrivals are expected to be the first of several boats making the crossing as the weather stays calm in the Channel after no journeys were known to be made on Friday.
The arrivals are expected to be the first of several boats making the crossing as the weather stays calm in the Channel after no journeys were known to be made on Friday.
Even though you don't or won't accept the difference about the immigration issue really boils down to an effective government and an effective system. How or what do you want to happen ?
I'm fed up trying to point out it's up to us as a country to sort it. No point blaming anybody else.
So what is the answer if it's not an effective government and system?
Even though you don't or won't accept the difference about the immigration issue really boils down to an effective government and an effective system. How or what do you want to happen ?
I'm fed up trying to point out it's up to us as a country to sort it. No point blaming anybody else.
So what is the answer if it's not an effective government and system?
Not a lot of point in discussing said issues with you
Due to the fact that you along with several other fruit cakes seem to think that thousands of migrants crossing the channel from France has nowt to do with the french
That some how the UK are responsible for the French coast
You haven't tried and you are making lame excuses to avoid trying.
When you find an "anti-UK rant" of mine, then we can discuss it. In the meantime, keep hopping about from one foot to the other. At least the exercise will do you good.
I notice that you are incapable of explaining what you think might be achieved by your racist rants.
Perhaps you could tell us what it is that you hope to achieve with your racist rants?
I don't suppose it has much to do with the French. Do they refugees need the permission of the French to leave France?
Can you tell us how the French are involved?
I think you're in danger of disappearing down a rabbit hole. Never mind, when you arrive in Alice's wonderland, you'll feel at home, Watch out for that mad hatter! He's off his rocker.
The above has been the discourse between transam and myself over the last day or so.
Anyone with half a brain (including transam) can see that transam keeps making these anti-foreigner and anti-French rants. But he has no idea why he keeps doing it, or at least he's incapable of explaining why he does it. He has no idea what he's trying to achieve, and he has no clue what he actually might achieve.
He just reverts to making up false and inexplicable counter allegations.
I've been noticing that this is his typical pattern of behaviour with anyone else with whom he disagrees, and he fails to offer anything resembling an intelligent discussion.
Is there a medical explanation for inexplicable, unintelligible and uncontrollable outbursts?
I looked it up, and it seems that autism can cause uncontrollable outbursts of anger at friends, acquaintances, family, colleagues, etc. And transam does appear to be a lonely soul.
The emotion I see most routinely associated with autism is anger. Again and again–on Facebook, discussion forums, blogs–I see pleas from parents for suggestions about handling anger outbursts in their autistic children. Adult ASD forums are an outlet for more direct expressions of anger–at friends, acquaintances, family, classmates, colleagues, strangers and the world in general.
We autistics are apparently an angry bunch. And it’s no wonder. As children, the world comes at us with an intensity that is confusing, frustrating and, yes, aggravating. Add to that years of miscommunication, bullying, rejection and being misunderstood and it’s not surprising to see the “angry autistic” has become a deeply entrenched stereotype.
The emotion I see most routinely associated with autism is anger. Again and again–on Facebook, discussion forums, blogs–I see pleas from parents for suggestions about handling anger out…
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So I guess we all should cut transam some slack, because he's evidently filled with rage, and although he cannot understand the world around him, he desperately wants to be part of it. Unfortunately, he doesn't know how to behave appropriately.
Now he's admitted to not having sufficient attention span to read more than a line or two, so this comment isn't aimed at him, it's a plea for everyone else to bear in mind that he's full of uncontrollable rage because he can't deal with the way the world treats him.
I've found a medical term for transam's uncontrollable outbursts:
It was only recently that an outburst nearly cost me my job. It was so serious that I took a leave of absence to reflect on what happened and to talk to my psychiatrist and psychologist as to why I am so self-destructive.
I was then diagnosed with Intermittent Explosive Disorder and my therapists explained to me that my condition only affects five per cent of the general population — maybe even less. It may seem like a foreign diagnosis to many, but its effect can be catastrophic. Upon reflection, this illness could have contributed to several terminations at previous jobs. My outbursts (never physical), certainly ended more than a few relationships.
Mental health is a heck of a thing. About two years ago or so (COVID has limited my ability to tell time), I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. I have […]
Despite the numerous claims that Albania is free of persecution, etc, and that Albanians do not need asylum, an independent report by Freedom House shows such claims to be presumptuous.
A couple of pertinent points from the report:
Are the electoral laws and framework fair, and are they implemented impartially by the relevant election management bodies?
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After the 2017 election, the OSCE voiced concerns that the CEC was not operating transparently and sometimes failed to sanction parties that committed electoral violations,
Do various segments of the population (including ethnic, racial, religious, gender, LGBT+, and other relevant groups) have full political rights and electoral opportunities?
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Albanian law guarantees political rights for citizens regardless of their ethnic, racial, lingual, or religious identity. Electoral officials provided voter education materials in minority languages for the 2017 parliamentary poll, though not for the June 2019 local elections.
Roma and other marginalized people remain vulnerable to political exploitation. OSCE monitors noted that Romany individuals faced difficulty registering to vote in 2019 due to a lack of a permanent address.
Women are underrepresented both in politics and election administration roles; 36 women held parliamentary seats in 2019.
Does the government operate with openness and transparency?
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A robust law on access to information is not well implemented. Public procurement processes and public finances are frequently opaque, though parliamentary procedures are more open.
Are there free and independent media?
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While the constitution guarantees freedom of expression, the intermingling of powerful business, political, and media interests inhibits the development of independent news outlets;
Is there academic freedom, and is the educational system free from extensive political indoctrination?
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The government typically does not limit academic freedom, though teachers in several districts have faced pressure ahead of elections to participate in political rallies. Access to higher education is affected by corruption.
Is there an independent judiciary?
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The constitution provides for an independent judiciary, but the underfunded courts are subject to political pressure and influence, and public trust in judicial institutions is low. Corruption in the judiciary remains a serious problem,
Serbs have been demonstrating in Kosovo, raising fears of renewed ethnic hostilities.
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There are also documented issues about Human Rights in Albania.
Current issues concerning human rights in Albania include domestic violence, isolated cases of torture, and police brutality, the general condition of prisons, human and sex trafficking and LGBT rights.
You know he won't/can't. So he'll do what he always does, and resort to accusing you of being a racist, anti-UK ranter.
It's his only mechanism for defence.
You know he won't/can't. So he'll do what he always does, and resort to accusing you of being a racist, anti-UK ranter.
It's his only mechanism for defence.
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