Warwickshire rapists. Who are they?

[mitch66]

Yes exactly. Think on.

Ouch!

 

[Deleted member 317777]

I did propose this as a fair and objective description. I think it is about right:

"Asylum seekers living in reasonable comfort in basic hotel style accommodation".

But eating slop, ok.

Is 4 star actually basic accommodation?

 

[MNW67]

I live in a little hamlet outside of Hull, its where only extremely attractive people can live.

And you still won sexiest couple.

 

[Highway Man]

And you still won sexiest couple.

Exactly, now that only goes to show how I was hand picked and head hunted for the pleasure squad

 

[johnny2007]

Only the right wing press. And a few posters on here. For months, all we heard about was asylum seekers living in "four star luxury".

You're dishonestly quoting only the first bit of my post.
Very dishonest but not unusual for your kind.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

You're dishonestly quoting only the first line of my post.
Very dishonest but not unusual for your kind.

He’s a terrible loser, be careful or he’ll say you’re obsessed!

 

[MNW67]

You're dishonestly quoting only the first bit of my post.
Very dishonest but not unusual for your kind.

What was dishonest. I quoted the only bit I found relevant. You were asking who gives a shyte about the star rating. That is exactly the point we have been discussing for several pages now. The dishonest people are the right wing press who are whipping up hatred by constantly referring to it as "four star luxury" when they know it is a lot more basic than that.

 

[JP_]

The aggro at Epping only happened when left-wing agitators were shepherded in by the police.

Is that what you call 'getting on with policing'?

No, it happened because a bunch of fascists went there for a fight. I know one of them that attended, and can assure you that their only objective in going to these places is to cause serious trouble. And no, I won't say who it is, before you ask!

 

[fillyboy]

 

[JP_]

They are buildings that used to be hotels. Big difference.

To complicated for some people to understand.
Use pictures.

 

[fillyboy]

They are buildings that used to be hotels. Big difference.

To complicated for some people to understand.
Use pictures.

The three that I'm familiar with were hotels, ceased being open to the public for the duration of the contract, and at the end of the contract were extensively refurbished and resumed use as hotels, The Govt (us) paid for the refurb.
A fourth I'm aware of in Datchet village the future use is uncertain, there was a lot of press coverage some weeks ago about the locals being unable to sell their properties because what was once a prestigious village had become a 3rd world sh1thole.

 

[JP_]

The three that I'm familiar with were hotels, ceased being open to the public for the duration of the contract, and at the end of the contract were extensively refurbished and resumed use as hotels, The Govt (us) paid for the refurb.
A fourth I'm aware of in Datchet village the future use is uncertain, there was a lot of press coverage some weeks ago about the locals being unable to sell their properties because what was once a prestigious village had become a 3rd world sh1thole.

The village went from prestigious to ****hole because a hotel housed visitors for a while?

 

[Highway Man]

The three that I'm familiar with were hotels, ceased being open to the public for the duration of the contract, and at the end of the contract were extensively refurbished and resumed use as hotels, The Govt (us) paid for the refurb.
A fourth I'm aware of in Datchet village the future use is uncertain, there was a lot of press coverage some weeks ago about the locals being unable to sell their properties because what was once a prestigious village had become a 3rd world sh1thole.

That is the fear in the village that I live in too. Our village is very exclusive and this hotel is less than 3 miles away that is housing migrants. We put petition up and even our local MP signed it but they still went ahead. The government doesn't care where they put these migrants and it really has affected us, we now regularly see them roaming around late into the night and we are now all locking our doors when we go out. Nobody locked their doors or garages here. Some are even putting their cars in their garages. The fear now is will this affect our house prices.

 

[fillyboy]

The village went from prestigious to ****hole because a hotel housed visitors for a while?

Yes.

The £3.5m homes in shadow of Windsor Castle that won't sell

Despairing homeowners of multi-million pound properties in a leafy village in the shadow of Windsor Castle say the introduction of asylum seekers has made their homes unsellable.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[fillyboy]

That is the fear in the village that I live in too. Our village is very exclusive and this hotel is less than 3 miles away that is housing migrants. We put petition up and even our local MP signed it but they still went ahead. The government doesn't care where they put these migrants and it really has affected us, we now regularly see them roaming around late into the night and we are now all locking our doors when we go out. Nobody locked their doors or garages here. Some are even putting their cars in their garages. The fear now is will this affect our house prices.

Wouldn't they only house very attractive migrants.