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[Roy Bloom]

But you don’t have any knowledge of the Single Market, so you won’t understand.

BiancoGiraffe has demonstrated little understanding of UK government.

Why do we need two layers of government?

 

[Notch7]

You do come out with some ridiculous statements.
You must be clearly on the wind up half the time.

The Cameron referendum was advisory only - that’s a fact, not up for discussion.

anyway that. is old news, there’s no point going over old ground where you are proven wrong again.

 

[Notch7]

And you think the eu is a bed of roses with Germany and France in a cool relationship

The EU is made up of 27 different nations with politics ranging from social democracy in Sweden to right wing populism in Poland, there are always going to be differences…..doesn’t mean it’s failing, far from it

how will that work with eus open door policy.

Please provide the EU rule or regulation that proves “open door policy”

this should be amusing to watch Gants head explode

 

[Notch7]

Yup, we were told by the politicians on all sides that they'd respect the result of the referendum, clearly most of them didn't have any intention of that if it didn't go their way!

MPs had a duty to do the best for their constituents, which was to remain.

 

[denso13]

it's a very different place to 7 years ago due to Brussels imposing rules and regulations on member states!

You are doing what Gnat does. What have "they" imposed?

 

[gant]

MPs had a duty to do the best for their constituents, which was to remain.

Wind up.

 

[gant]

The EU is made up of 27 different nations with politics ranging from social democracy in Sweden to right wing populism in Poland, there are always going to be differences…..doesn’t mean it’s failing, far from it



Please provide the EU rule or regulation that proves “open door policy”

this should be amusing to watch Gants head explode

Schengen where recently arrived asylum seekers can cross borders even end up on the the shores too go to the land of milk and honey.

 

[Notch7]

Schengen where recently arrived asylum seekers can cross borders even end up on the the shores to go to the land of milk and honey.

Schengen is internal to the EU
so FA to do with open borders

your “milk and honey” comment is based on your complete absence of knowledge or facts.

For a start very few asylum seekers actually come to the UK

the vast majority stay in neighbouring countries like Turkey and Jordan

 

[gant]

Schengen is internal to the EU
so FA to do with open borders

your “milk and honey” comment is based on your complete absence of knowledge or facts.

For a start very few asylum seekers actually come to the UK

the vast majority stay in neighbouring countries like Turkey and Jordan

Just when you thought you couldn't come out with anymore tripe you come out with this.
All them 'asylum' seekers on the beaches of calais are parachuted in then. Wasn't it France who were toying with the idea (if they already haven't)shutting their Schengen border.
Why has the election in Holland have immigration at the top of the list, we could include Germany in this where the mad mutti let in a million.

 

[Roy Bloom]

All them 'asylum' seekers on the beaches of calais are parachuted in then. Wasn't it France who were toying with the idea (if they already haven't)shutting their Schengen border.

There's always been the option to suspend the schengen border for exeptional circumstances. usually it's only a limited closure to a specific border.

Why has the election in Holland have immigration at the top of the list, we could include Germany in this where the mad mutti let in a million.

Most countries have a far-right group who blame the problems of the country onto the asylum seekers.
How can asylum seekers determine domestic policy? They don't have a collective voice.

 

[gant]

How can asylum seekers determine domestic policy? They don't have a collective voice.

You don't say there's an option for exceptional circumstances rolls eyes. Perhaps they never envisaged such exceptional circumstances, or they might have been more circumspect. Might have headed off voters turning to the far right parties to bring about acceptable figures of immigration.
Asylum seekers don't put pressure on housing, health, and school services.

 

[Notch7]

Just when you thought you couldn't come out with anymore tripe you come out with this.
All them 'asylum' seekers on the beaches of calais are parachuted in then. Wasn't it France who were toying with the idea (if they already haven't)shutting their Schengen border.
Why has the election in Holland have immigration at the top of the list, we could include Germany in this where the mad mutti let in a million.

You said the EU “open borders policy”
now you’ve changed that to internal movement.

you are all over the place, do you actually have any clue what you are on about?


there arent many asylum seekers on Calais beaches - it’s a tiny percentage of the total across the EU

 

[Notch7]

Asylum seekers don't put pressure on housing, health, and school services

At last you’ve said something sensible.

In the U.K. the problems with housing, health, schools, social services are due to decades of Tory policies…..no wonder they want people to blame foreigners…..and you duly oblige

 

[Roy Bloom]

You don't say there's an option for exceptional circumstances rolls eyes. Perhaps they never envisaged such exceptional circumstances, or they might have been more circumspect. Might have headed off voters turning to the far right parties to bring about acceptable figures of immigration.
Asylum seekers don't put pressure on housing, health, and school services.

I can only address your final sentence because the rest of your post is typcal gantish gobbledygook.
The majority of asylum seekers are young fit males, bu your own claim, so they're hardly likely to place an undue burden on health services.
They're entitiled to accomodation, and are afforded temporary accomodation in temporary facilities. They place absolutley no burden on housing.
There are very few children, so any burden on schools would be an absolute minimum.

Would you deny people medical treatment or accomodation, or children access to education because they are asylum seekers?

 

[gant]

At last you’ve said something sensible.

In the U.K. the problems with housing, health, schools, social services are due to decades of Tory policies…..no wonder they want people to blame foreigners…..and you duly oblige

You know quite well that they do.