Immigration Crisis

noseall · 16 Nov 2022

transam said:
Well one can never legislate for hostile states deliberately using migrants to cause chaos

Wars eh.

Notch7 · 16 Nov 2022

Vinty said:
Unlimited immigration is a ponzi scheme.
The more people come into the country to fill existing vacancies, the more service's they need, more housing, hospitals, transport, food ect., that in turn requires even more immigration to service these needs.

Now that we are a sovereign independent country fully in control of migration, it’s wonderful how there are no problems with housing, hospitals, transport, food now.

oh wait a minute, we now have massive shortages of cater, nurses, doctors, vets, fruit pickers, hospitality…..and every sector is forked, oh and housing is worse than ever and so are NHS waiting lists…..it’s almost like your argument is utter bolox (because it is).

Daily Mail readers gotta spout the bull

Notch7 · 16 Nov 2022

andy11 said:
Increase immigration by how much? There are already around 1000 coming every day, and we now have 10 million of the population who were not born here. With that 10 million figure in mind why are there still unfilled jobs if migrants are the answer to unfilled jobs?

I'd be happy for the economy not to grow faster and us not be overrun.

We need far more, maybe a million a year.

and we should give asylum seekers much better accomodation

motorbiking · 16 Nov 2022

Notch7 said:
There were 85,000 asylum seeker claims in 2003

Our last Labour government were keen to warmonger. Sadly, wars create displaced people as well as killing and maiming thousands. Last I checked were weren't at ware with anyone lately.

IT Minion · 16 Nov 2022

motorbiking said:
Our last Labour government were keen to warmonger. Sadly, wars create displaced people as well as killing and maiming thousands. Last I checked were weren't at ware with anyone lately.

Afghanistan counts and they make up a significant chunk of current asylum seekers.

motorbiking · 16 Nov 2022

agreed - pulling out of Afghanistan has created a need for people to be helped.

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

transam said:
French are responsible for what goes on in France

But UK wants to be responsible for what goes on in France.

transam said:
( scoundrels)

Trolls gotta troll.
And that attitude has served UK well so far, hasn't it?

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

festive said:
a close friend of mine sees first hand who these people are,

Ahh the old, 'asking for a friend'.

We can all invent friends that have first-hand experience.

In fact many do invent such friends.

motorbiking · 16 Nov 2022

Some on here have to

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

motorbiking said:
I think it’s reasonable to conclude pat ex is “ex pat” possibly living in France. Pat ex doesn’t care about the U.K. as long as he can pop back for NHS treatment and moan about how Brexit forced him to do some paperwork.

It's a sad day when even the intelligent right-wingers resort to ad hominem abuse and insults.
But it does expose their true colours, the fragility of their arguments and the depths to which they will resort to argue their ideological driven faith.

Motorbiking has openly admitted to being a Brexit supporter due to the tax advantages/avoidance/evasion that he's exploited.
Then he has the audacity to accuse me of fraudulent and unscrupulous behaviour.
The mind boggles.

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

motorbiking said:
It is already a requirement for vessels over 2.5m to be registered in France. Not to mention all the other legal requirements of operating a passenger vessel. It would help if the French authorities intercepted them and enforced their own laws

They have to detect, catch the boats first. Not easy on the northern French coast. There's loads of media reports about the difficulties which you choose to ignore.
Then who are they going to prosecute? All the migrants for being in an unregistered dinghy? To what end?

Your proposal has no logical or rational benefit.

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

Mottie said:
"Like we used to"? When, exactly? Did we 'used to' have 40,000 + per year crossing the channel in boats to process?

200,000 Ukrainians in 3 months was no problem.

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

ellal said:
I wonder how long it will be before the 'frothing at mouths' brexiteers suggest that the SAS use their inflatables to intercept the migrant's inflatables?

Andy11 has offered to fill their ranks and use barbaric force.

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

motorbiking said:
In other countries the receiver pushes them back in a game of maritime tennis and hands the problem back.

And you think this is an acceptable behaviour?

Pat ex · 16 Nov 2022

motorbiking said:
Some on here have to

I don't feel the need to invent friends to inflate the credibility of my arguments. My friends are fully capable of their making their own arguments.

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