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Do you if they didn't, or did ?
I've seen gang tattoos on true Brits. Should they be monitored too?
Where is the cut off ?
The Bell hotel. Looks like it’s set a precedent.
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I've seen gang tattoos on true Brits. Should they be monitored too?
Where is the cut off ?
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Did or didn't what?
The True Brits are already here.
I don't think we will agree on this
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Be monitored
With tattoos too
No, because I don't believe in locking people up based on tattoos.
The issue you are trying to conflate is immigration and I don't want the immigration we are getting, but I recognise its not a reform stop the boats easy thing. But I do want a long term answer, just not false slogans
No doubt the usual suspects won't like this...
But the hotel problem was well and truly of tory making...
Labour is having to pick up the pieces!
The Home Office has "squandered" billions of pounds of taxpayers' money on asylum accommodation, according to a report by a committee of MPs
"The Home Affairs Committee said "flawed contracts" and "incompetent delivery" left the department unable to cope with a surge in demand and it relied on hotels as "go-to solutions" instead of temporary stop-gaps.
The MPs said expected costs had tripled to more than £15bn and not enough had been done to recoup excess profits"
"It said the contracts drawn up for accommodation providers under the Conservatives had been flawed and that "inadequate oversight" had meant failings went "unnoticed and unaddressed".
But the hotel problem was well and truly of tory making...
Labour is having to pick up the pieces!
The Home Office has "squandered" billions of pounds of taxpayers' money on asylum accommodation, according to a report by a committee of MPs
"The Home Affairs Committee said "flawed contracts" and "incompetent delivery" left the department unable to cope with a surge in demand and it relied on hotels as "go-to solutions" instead of temporary stop-gaps.
The MPs said expected costs had tripled to more than £15bn and not enough had been done to recoup excess profits"
"It said the contracts drawn up for accommodation providers under the Conservatives had been flawed and that "inadequate oversight" had meant failings went "unnoticed and unaddressed".
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Of course it is, they simply stopped processing asylum seekers.
Then their incompetence piled private profits onto the burgeoning costs.
Part of the reason they’re not in power any more. Don’t worry, Nigel's a coming, he'll sort it out.
P.s. When he does become leader, please don’t pretend to be making plans for you and your family to leave the country like you did the last time a vote didn’t go the way you liked it.
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You actually believe that, don't you
Yes, I certainly do. You have a problem with that? What’s your prediction for the next GE then?
If Far rage is the answer then the question can only be 'how fkd is this country'.
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You only need to look on here to see a proportion of it.
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No. Just that they haven't said how they will do it. So what's to believe?
What's that got to do with this?
Way too early to decide who to vote for. I'm not fixed to any party or slogan
indeed.
Have you seen what a mess the Tories and Labour have made of the country or do you think that Labours plans are working?
I see. It’s not too early for you to rule Reform out but you won’t actually say what you think about the others? Admit it, you’re a Labour man through and through but are too embarrassed to admit it.
Most people are too embarrassed to admit it.
