Rwanda flight

[czechmate]

Don't the British Government pay millions to the French to stop them crossing in the first place, and claim asylum there?

didn‘t thé uk leave the eu to « take back control «

 

[Still Farming]

didn‘t thé uk leave the eu to « take back control «

EU problem then?

 

[czechmate]

EU problem then?

the uk border?
hmm, thankfully not

 

[robs1]

How others see the UK...

The Shameless Farce of Boris Johnson’s Attempt to Send Refugees to Rwanda

A plane was on the runway when the European Court of Human Rights interceded. Now Britain may leave the court.

www.newyorker.com

Several other countries do the same, perhaps the new Yorker should have a look at their government and how they handle people. How is the calais jungle these days, I bet those sent to Rwanda will be better treated than those in the jungle by the french.

 

[czechmate]

Several other countries do the same, perhaps the new Yorker should have a look at their government and how they handle people. How is the calais jungle these days, I bet those sent to Rwanda will be better treated than those in the jungle by the french.

if thats thé case, you would have to wonder why they don’t take themselves to Rwanda then

 

[robs1]

if thats thé case, you would have to wonder why they don’t take themselves to Rwanda then

I doubt they get the benefits they will here,

 

[czechmate]

I doubt they get the benefits they will here,

i can’t recall the benefits much…
but then I did choose to leave

too hot here today, so I thought I’d take a quiet afternoon and watch some tennis at queens. Frigging raining in London . Yes, I remember now, a uk heatwave lasts one day

 

[le bon paysan]

Several other countries do the same, perhaps the new Yorker should have a look at their government and how they handle people. How is the calais jungle these days, I bet those sent to Rwanda will be better treated than those in the jungle by the french.

BBC interviewed a Calais jungle inhabitant, turned down for asylum in France and given 30 days to leave France.
How he left was his choice.

 

[czechmate]

BBC interviewed a Calais jungle inhabitant, turned down for asylum in France and given 30 days to leave France.
How he left was his choice.

did the french give him a pump with the inflatable?

 

[bobk]

BBC interviewed a Calais jungle inhabitant, turned down for asylum in France and given 30 days to leave France.
How he left was his choice.

So you will admit we're getting all the dodgy fukers ? Rwanda c'est bon .

 

[le bon paysan]

So you will admit we're getting all the dodgy fukers ? Rwanda c'est bon .

No, he didn't qualify in France as he landed in Italy. First safe country.
Asked why the UK , I think he said his sister was there. Might have been the other bloke though.

 

[bobk]

No, he didn't qualify in France as he landed in Italy. First safe country.
Asked why the UK , I think he said his sister was there. Might have been the other bloke though.

There you go .
All the do gooders will hang their when one of them blows up a load of school kids .

 

[czechmate]

There you go .
All the do gooders will hang their when one of them blows up a load of school kids .

yep, all foreigners are dodgy …
it’s why the locals view you with suspicion when your on holiday… maybe

 

[Henarar]

i can’t recall the benefits much…
but then I did choose to leave

too hot here today, so I thought I’d take a quiet afternoon and watch some tennis at queens. Frigging raining in London . Yes, I remember now, a uk heatwave lasts one day

Yep lovely weather here today, make the grass grow

 

[czechmate]

Yep lovely weather here today, make the grass grow

i was thinking that on Friday evening, seeing the north/south split in the uk, then my friend in hexam wrote… 14 degrees and raining

 

[Henarar]

i was thinking that on Friday evening, seeing the north/south split in the uk, then my friend in hexam wrote… 14 degrees and raining

not sure why folk see sunshine and high temps as good weather, if it was like that all the time it would be a desolate place and everything on land would be dead.
glad to see the life giving rain yesterday

 

[czechmate]

not sure why folk see sunshine and high temps as good weather, if it was like that all the time it would be a desolate place and everything on land would be dead.
glad to see the life giving rain yesterday

because dark, cold and wet is f**king miserable

 

[robs1]

because dark, cold and wet is f**king miserable

Just look at the scots

 

[br jones]

Just look at the scots

why ,it will give me indigestion

 

[Henarar]

because dark, cold and wet is f**king miserable

I find very hot fecking miserable, would rather a good frost
used to like nice warm [not hot] summer days with a clear blue sky, don't get that anymore because of all the airplane's.
I think all the feckers that fly about making a mess of the sky should pay me compensation, 100 quid each should be about right, that may help keep them home