caveman
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Nothing more patriotic than wishing your fellow (older Nazi leave voter) Englishman dead.
rubbish they are just poor refugees fleeing from war zones, didnt you see all the women and children get out of the lorry and look how thin and poorly dressed they all were . Strange how lots of remainers seem to think were fudged as a country but but lots of these people still want to come here instead of staying in the euThis is why we need brexit walter
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-eng...shows-suspected-illegal-immigrants-lorry-jump
I am puzzled - what has our membership of the EU to do with illegal immigrants entering the UK?This is why we need brexit walter
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-eng...shows-suspected-illegal-immigrants-lorry-jump
This is why we need brexit walter
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-eng...shows-suspected-illegal-immigrants-lorry-jump
Alternative explanation: the UK actually needs immigrants.The only way to stop that happening is to stop every truck at the port of entry, or as it gets of Eurostar and open back doors and insert sniffer dog. Can do that no whether UK in or out of EU. Presume no political will from Conservative Party. And will need to do same after UK leaves EU.
Alternative explanation: the UK actually needs immigrants.
It's not a big deal, unless you're Bob.
I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...UK may need immigrants - that is another issue. But it is a damn odd way to go about it just having any old Tom, Dick or Sally who has the balls to risk death jump off the back of a lorry. There may be a couple of neurosurgeons, a paediatric nurse or computer engineer in the back of that truck but somehow I doubt it. If we want and need immigrants then I would be grateful for the government regardless of who it is to man up, say so and organise some sensible policy and admission criteria. That is what Brexit allows - so do it.
I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...
Thus far, the UK wishes to discourage unskilled immigration, even though we appear to need unskilled immigrants, This general confusion is, I think, caused by the lack of an informed public debate which, naturally enough, should predicate a policy.
Instead of a public debate, you get Bob saying he doesn't want immigrants coming into the country. It tends to discourage politicians from stimulating honest discussion.
I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...
Thus far, the UK wishes to discourage unskilled immigration, even though we appear to need unskilled immigrants, This general confusion is, I think, caused by the lack of an informed public debate which, naturally enough, should predicate a policy.
Instead of a public debate, you get Bob saying he doesn't want immigrants coming into the country. It tends to discourage politicians from stimulating honest discussion.
I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...
Thus far, the UK wishes to discourage unskilled immigration, even though we appear to need unskilled immigrants, This general confusion is, I think, caused by the lack of an informed public debate which, naturally enough, should predicate a policy.
Instead of a public debate, you get Bob saying he doesn't want immigrants coming into the country. It tends to discourage politicians from stimulating honest discussion.
Alternative explanation: the UK actually needs immigrants.
It (and Bob) just doesn't like them.
I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...
Thus far, the UK wishes to discourage unskilled immigration, even though we appear to need unskilled immigrants, This general confusion is, I think, caused by the lack of an informed public debate which, naturally enough, should predicate a policy.
Instead of a public debate, you get Bob saying he doesn't want immigrants coming into the country. It tends to discourage politicians from stimulating honest discussion.
Ah, I see that the autoprig is on top form again... tell us Wally, do you think that there should be any limits to immigration at all and, if so, on what basis?I suspect the primary problem is still Bob...
Thus far, the UK wishes to discourage unskilled immigration, even though we appear to need unskilled immigrants, This general confusion is, I think, caused by the lack of an informed public debate which, naturally enough, should predicate a policy.
Instead of a public debate, you get Bob saying he doesn't want immigrants coming into the country. It tends to discourage politicians from stimulating honest discussion.
Ah, I see that the autoprig is on top form again... tell us Wally, do you think that there should be any limits to immigration at all and, if so, on what basis?
Yea much cheaper to import the workers and export them again when they are spentGoing by a lot of postings on here and the web generally, I can't help but feel a limit on breeding would be more beneficial
Going by a lot of postings on here and the web generally, I can't help but feel a limit on breeding would be more beneficial
nah, he can certainly talk the talk, but he will never walk the walk,@bobk is pulling your chain. After all he is pretty keen to become an immigrant himself.
nah, he can certainly talk the talk, but he will never walk the walk,