The police, at last, are slashing boats before they can even get to deeper water, forcing the migrants to abandon the attempted crossing 
Slashing the boats in shallow water, now
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Its almost like they thought they should do something for the cameras.
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French police slash inflatable migrant boat heading to UK
Watch video of French police destroying a boat in the English Channel in a rare and unusual intervention, which police have made clear is not a new tactic.
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Hoo bloody ray!
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About time too. See how easy that was.
BBC on French beach as police slash migrant 'taxi-boat' heading to UK
The BBC's Andrew Harding saw French gendarmes using knives to slash an inflatable small boat, packed with men, women and children.
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About time too. See how easy that was.
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Huge numbers coming now:
So by march it was 7,000 ish?Huge numbers coming now:
Out of a net migration of around 430,00
Hoo bloody ray!
BBC on French beach as police slash migrant 'taxi-boat' heading to UK
The BBC's Andrew Harding saw French gendarmes using knives to slash an inflatable small boat, packed with men, women and children.
About time too. See how easy that was.
If they deter 'em, it benefits the French too - the migrants will not be piling into France, waiting to make the crossing.
The legal migrants were allowed to arrive as they were needed. On the whole, they pay into the system. The illegals are not needed and pay fùck all into the system.
I think that was for the sensitive illegal immigrant loving nimbys like Notch, Ellal, Noseall and the rest of the remainer gang.
Just checking we're not complaining about there not being enough room.
There’s room in my house for a hundred people. Trouble is, those that are entitled to live there wouldn’t be able to easily access the facilities and there would be large queues to use the loo, get to the kitchen, have a bath, get in bed etc etc plus they'd be paying for the upkeep of those who shouldn’t be there to use the facilities that they can now no longer easily access.
Why the feck weren't they doing this months ago? Pathetic. Why do they seem to act on things months/years late and then what? We're supposed to applaud and say 'oh well done!'
Also, on watching the clip, there was a young girl on the boat in floods of tears, obviously in fear. Breaks my heart that innocent kids get dragged into all the ills going on in the world.
Also, on watching the clip, there was a young girl on the boat in floods of tears, obviously in fear. Breaks my heart that innocent kids get dragged into all the ills going on in the world.
No. Because, if you have any feelings whatsoever, it is a distressing thing to watch. Se my latter statement in post 13.
French law and the speed it moves at presumably.
Looks like permission has been granted. I’m sure they don’t want them travelling all across France and the French having to put up with all the mess and lawbreaking involved so if this carries on, there’ll be no need for them to come to France. Bonus for the U.K. and France.
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