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+1 And this is exactly what has happened in the UK. Criminals were entering the UK through the EU open borders policy, committing various serious crimes and disappearing back to their countries of origin. Many out of reach of the British authorities, or it's costing a fortune to pursue them. Furthermore, they have uncovered, (after ignoring for years under Keir Starmer), the current leader of the Labour Party a dark culture of Pakistani grooming gangs, mainly taxi drivers, raping vulnerable young white girls between the ages of 11–15 years old. Successive governments KNEW this was going on. This is not one or two cases, there are hundreds and hundreds of these cases. It was swept under the carpet because it didn't fit the narrative that multiculturalism was working. They are finally being jailed. So called multiculturalism doesn't work in Europe and the UK, hence what we are seeing now. These migrants know Europe doesn't have the resources to detain and hold them, let alone prosecute them. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/quilliam-grooming-gangs-report-asian-abuse-rotherham-rochdale-newcastle-a8101941.html https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-65174096
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You think so? Well, is that why you are now housing migrants in offshore immigration centres off Australia in the Manus islands, Christmas Island, Papua New Guinea and Nauru and not permitting them to land? The UK doesn't have the luxury of being able to do this on our doorstep, coupled with constant interference by the European Courts, which we are supposed to have escaped from. Also, it's a lot further for migrants to travel by boat to Australia than a quick hop across hiding in trucks through the tunnel or illegal dinghies, through the English Channel. I've spoken to plenty of Australians who are deeply unhappy with Multiculturalism and its spin-offs in Australia, and the perceived privileges people receive. It certainly is not working in the UK as the vast majority are arriving via criminal gangs and networks and once there have no intention whatsoever in adapting or blending or mixing into the British way of life and want to get the benefits of cash and housing but bring their definition of' culture' with them. The UK has, like all other countries including Australia and Thailand, a right way with the correct visas and criteria and a wrong way, which most migrants tend to be following.
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Woman hijacks rescue truck in Bangkok, sparks police chase
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
It just wouldn't surprise me for somebody on here at AN to find something like that. Some great-great-grandmothers ex-husband was British, and that's what caused the meltdown, so we as Brits are to blame....😂 -
Thaksin freed on parole and returns to Ban Chan Song La residence
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I somehow feel Teflon Thaksin will be kicking around for quite a while. -
Transgender Person Allegedly Assaults Two Women on Pattaya Beach
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Yes, and no match for the LB packing a knife, meat and two veg. -
Woman hijacks rescue truck in Bangkok, sparks police chase
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Might be for her. -
Woman hijacks rescue truck in Bangkok, sparks police chase
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
I am waiting.................... Not a British person in sight, and look at the mayhem caused by those terrible Japanese. I say we ban them all, after tar and feathering them as per the wishes of some AN members. I mean, why don't they do mental health checks on ALL Japanese before allowing them to travel to wonderful Thailand? -
Another example that multi culturalism doesn't work. These people come to Europe and are amazed how easy it is to defy authorities and get away with it. In their own countries they daren't, they would get hammered. There is not one European country that is not regretting allowing unfettered access to Europe, and this is why the EU is having to revise all its policies on Migrants.
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Internal flight carrying significant amount of cash
Scouse123 replied to Woof999's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
Why is that? Foreigners are allowed to gift money to Thai partners, besides, if her income doesn't support the transaction, she is wide open in the event of a check, to be accused of obtaining monies by nefarious purposes. -
Internal flight carrying significant amount of cash
Scouse123 replied to Woof999's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
And for this service, the Police asked for how much? I do not believe it was free for friendship, it never is. -
Internal flight carrying significant amount of cash
Scouse123 replied to Woof999's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
Absolutely the only sensible option in his predicament. I would want to know why they are insisting so strongly on cash for this amount. -
Corruption in this country starts right at the very top and filters right down to the noodle sellers. It's rampant, it's embedded, and I can't see it ever ending. All members of the RTP must go on a week-long course to learn out to keep and straight face, they must not go red in the cheeks nor stutter whilst talking to journalists, it's part of their induction programme.
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Family feud over billion-baht legacy rocks northern Thailand
Scouse123 replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
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Totally agree. I had a bike accident five years ago, I was hurt but not what you would consider seriously, although it felt like it to me. I now always take my car or walk. Not only that, but I will never get on a bike again, either as a rider or a pillion passenger.
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He's 17 for god’s sake, he can grow up. He has a house, he has an apprenticeship and food on the bloody table and no worries with gas and electric. Obviously, has a smartphone and transportation as well, which puts him a long way in front of many Thais his age. Emotional neglect. I suppose you are one of these that believes in sitting them on naughty steps, and taking their Xbox away for an hour instead of proper punishment. I'd be throwing the Xbox away, and grounding the <deleted>e for two months. This is the pathetic world we live in of molly coddling and not letting them find their way in life, nor allowing them to grow up and face the realities of the world and tough choices in life. The little basket case, is thieving, stealing and lying. He KNOWS what he is doing is wrong. A natural progression down the slippery slope, because he's getting away with it. Thai mothers don't help, so why take a delinquent to the USA to make problems there? What's she going to do? " Give him another stern talking to " Thai mothers are known for being less than useless with sons.
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Unruly British man goes berserk on Bangkok-London flight (video)
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Well, it's an eclectic mix of Liverpool/Irish with a bit of Geordie/Scots thrown in. -
Soaring travel costs to Phuket spark tourist backlash
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Same story in Cambodia, they are asking 4,500 baht for one way from Phnom Penn to Siem Reap. Their domestic low costs airlines such as Bassaka etc seem to have thrown the towel in. -
Unruly British man goes berserk on Bangkok-London flight (video)
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Do you honestly know how many flights take off and land every hour of every day without incident? -
Unruly British man goes berserk on Bangkok-London flight (video)
Scouse123 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
A pattern day after day? When was the last incident of a British passenger committing this kind of mayhem in the sky, since you state it's a day after day occurrence? You are the ignorant one, as well as Racist and discriminatory. How many people from the UK board flights daily from countries from around the world without any incident? Think before your fingers hit the keyboard.