'UK has been colonised by immigrants'

King Billy · Saturday at 6:30 AM

festive said:
As I said why does it seem UK is racist the rest of the world isn't.

Imagine you're with your family, including some young children, you're strolling through the park, and you encounter a group of foreigners, black, brown, or any other coloured skin. Do you encourage your children to interact with them, and greet them as friends who you're pleased to meet?, despite the obvious language difficulties?
Do you think it's weird behaviour, irresponsible behaviour, not British?

It's the kind of greeting you would encounter frequently in Asian countries. Their children are not only taught to not be frightened of foreigners, they are taught to be kind, polite, friendly and welcoming.

So in answer to your question, British children are taught to be wary and unfriendly to foreigners.
It's not limited to only British children.

King Billy · Saturday at 6:37 AM

Ivor Windybottom said:
Nobody's going to read a whole page of angry rant.

There's no obligation on you to read anything.
You're free to ignore my comments if you wish, I won't be offended in the least.

King Billy · Saturday at 6:43 AM

Trazor said:
You have nothing to fear, as regards Muliculturalism.
https://news.sky.com/story/extremis...terror-attack-on-uk-jewish-community-13506795

They saw Christian victims "as a bonus"

Click to expand...

Like Afghanistan, Lebanon, Iranian, Palestinian, Syrian, victims, etc. as collateral damage, irrelevant?

King Billy · Saturday at 6:52 AM

JP_ said:
No, you need NI contributions. They will be entitled to Pension Credit, but that is not the same as State Pension.

Most immigrants on work or family visas have a condition on their visa stating "No Recourse to Public Funds," meaning they cannot claim Pension Credit at all.

Those immigrants who migrated years ago and have worked for many years in UK, and paying NI contributions are entitled to the state pension, depending on the number of years of their NI contributions. They're not on a visa, they will either have leave for indefinite stay, or will be UK citizens.
Pensions are still classed as benefit.

King Billy · Saturday at 6:56 AM

festive said:
we are also entitled to say no enough is enough.

You're entitled to say whatever you want, it doesn't make it so.
You're not entitled to spout false information to support your argument, irrespective of what that argument is.

King Billy · Saturday at 6:59 AM

motorbiking said:
Apply for asylum in the first safe country you reach and then apply for a visa. or apply for a visa first if thats possible.

You must be fully aware that a) Uk will not grant a visa "to claim asylum". It's not an acceptable reason for a visa, and b) UK will refuse you asylum on the basis that you have already claimed asylum elsewhere, if you were lucky enough to reach UK.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:02 AM

MNW67 said:
Do you mean come to the UK legally on a visa and then apply for asylum once here.

motorbiking said:
that is an option

or apply to the first safe country and go from there.

Motorbiking is being silly. You would need to apply for a visa "to claim asylum", but no such visa reason exists.
If you apply for another type of visa, then claim asylum when you reach UK, you will be considered to have supplied false information on your visa application. Your application will be rejected on that basis.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:10 AM

motorbiking said:
No - while being present in the UK

40,000 people came to the UK legally and then claimed asylum.

Source of asylum claims in 2024

www.gov.uk

They had some sort of recognised visa.
For study, they will need a letter of acceptance from a school or university.
For work, they will need a letter offering them emplyoment.
For any other reason , they will still need some form of proof for their application for a visa to succede.
They can't just apply for a tourist vias and claim asylum when they arrive. Tourists' visas usually need proof of onward travel, or hotel reservation, etc.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:17 AM

motorbiking said:
A person who has an approved claim can obtain travel documents.

So their claim for asylum would be approved before travelling to UK. But UK would not accept the application, if they had already applied elsewhere. They would need to wait for the decision elsewhere.
You can't make multiple applications for asylum in multiple countries, then choose which one to accept.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:19 AM

motorbiking said:
This is a topic that has been done many times on this forum.

And false information provided many times by the usual suspects.

Mottie · Saturday at 7:20 AM

foxhole said:
But extremely difficult

Mottie said:
And so it should be. Can you imagine how many would turn up on our shores if it was pïss easy? Where would we house them? Who would pay for them? At what point would we say enough is enough? What would the limit be? All perfectly reasonable questions to ask. Can you answer any of them?

foxhole said:
They pay for themselves , always have , country is built on them .
We have not had enough housing for over 50 years , nothing to do with immigrants .

You answered none of my questions.

So, they just get of the boat/plane, find a house and start work eh? Effectively do away with border control then? What world do you live in?

King Billy · Saturday at 7:20 AM

motorbiking said:
A quick google of "RNLI Salaries" confirms it's not one entirely volunteer service. Lifeguards, mechanics and skippers are all paid

Only in leading or support roles.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:23 AM

morqthana said:
Even when, as someone who has an air-sea rescue helicopter as his avatar, you join in attacking the RNLI because you think they should use politics as a criterion for deciding whose lives to save?

Pete probably didn't realise his avatar was of an air-sea-rescue service vehicle.

King Billy · Saturday at 7:29 AM

motorbiking said:
Nobody suggested you should claim from outside the UK.

You did suggest they should make false declarations in order to arrive in UK. That would be sufficient reason for refusal of asylum.

motorbiking said:
Apply for asylum in the first safe country you reach and then apply for a visa. or apply for a visa first if thats possible.

motorbiking said:
You simply travel here legally - Any visa will do, many manage it (see above)

King Billy said:
Motorbiking is being silly. You would need to apply for a visa "to claim asylum", but no such visa reason exists.
If you apply for another type of visa, then claim asylum when you reach UK, you will be considered to have supplied false information on your visa application. Your application will be rejected on that basis.

King Billy said:
They had some sort of recognised visa.
For study, they will need a letter of acceptance from a school or university.
For work, they will need a letter offering them emplyoment.
For any other reason , they will still need some form of proof for their application for a visa to succeed.
They can't just apply for a tourist vias and claim asylum when they arrive. Tourists' visas usually need proof of onward travel, or hotel reservation, etc.

motorbiking said:
You simply travel here legally - Any visa will do, many manage it (see above)

King Billy · Saturday at 7:32 AM

pete01 said:
OMG

Just realised?

'UK has been colonised by immigrants'

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