Small boat crossings

[noseall]

Pretty much every city in the UK is housed by migrants.

Eh?

You pretend not to understand what I refer to as a pushback

I understand it, but have not seen any evidence of it.

they are ilegal and wrong

Correct. It's why they are not on the agenda and why even ardent ani-immigrant nutter prior governments have not implemented the useless, unworkable practice.

 

[noseall]

So, defending them then?

Depends what he means, by either small boat crossings or refugees. He can't say for some reason.

 

[Mottie]

Our hotels are not full of them.

There’s a hotel in my village with 600 wonderful asylum seekers in it

 

[MNW67]

They appear to be protesting against the mistreatment of refugees, not welcoming small boat migrants.

Plus the article is almost ten years old. Before the small boats started. The protestors are asking the government to take more refugees from the Syria war under the official scheme.

 

[denso13]

Plus the article is almost ten years old. Before the small boats started. The protestors are asking the government to take more refugees from the Syria war under the official scheme.

Don't let the truth get in the way of some good old immigrant hating.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'm sorry but I need to post this again. Why didn't we throw a few billion at this? Is it because more robust suggestions would be voted down in the HoP by the Greens etc?

Why haven't we, as quickly as possible, assigned funds to procure a significant number of patrol boats to patrol English waters? Why haven't we implemented drone tech to assist monitoring of our waters and coastline? Why haven't we employed a significant number of people to patrol in said boats and on said coastlines? Why haven't we built basic, clean, safe, manned accommodation (not in the middle of small towns etc) to house these people while their applications are considered?

etc etc.

We should have thrown the money at this to make the UK a less attractive proposition.

I'll also say again, I'm increasingly convinced this is all by design. I'm not sure what the end goal is, however we appear to be, in reality, doing almost feck all to stop these boats.

 

[noseall]

Our hotels are not full of them.

There’s a hotel in my village with 600 wonderful asylum seekers in it

I think you've just proved my point.

 

[Highway Man]

Our hotels are not full of migrants. That is a blatant lie.

Not every hotel is full, obviously. However if this invasion continues with the numbers that we are seeing, how long before this is the case?

Yes, inhumane. We should be part of the solution to this worldwide problem, not sticking out head in the sand.

No need to stick your head in the sand, just deal with the problem as it needs to be. Stuff human rights and looking as though we are concerned for their safety. They don't care for their own safety to get here.

 

[Highway Man]

Depends what he means, by either small boat crossings or refugees. He can't say for some reason.

Genuine refugees are few and far between. I agree with allowing Afghans into the UK that helped us, I also agree that we should help war torn families from Ukraine. That is my sum total of help that should be provided for.

 

[denso13]

Genuine refugees are few and far between.

The majority of boat people who applied were allowed to stay as they were genuine.

 

[Highway Man]

The majority of boat people who applied were allowed to stay as they were genuine.

Rubbish stop lying.

 

[aveatry]

The majority of boat people who applied were allowed to stay as they were genuine.

Being allowed to stay does not equate to them being genuine.

 

[Highway Man]

Being allowed to stay does not equate to them being genuine.

Exactly, they are all working for Deliveroo. They should be paying to house them.

 

[noseall]

Genuine refugees are few and far between

What's the ratio?

 

[Highway Man]

What's the ratio?

I would hazard a guess at less than 20%