Chomper Higgot

Well none of this has blunted Gary Lineker’s marketing value. Blunnies are flying off the shelves: https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2023/mar/17/blundstones-on-the-march-gary-linekers-boots-catch-the-eye-once-again Well done Gary.

Jack be nimble, Jack be quick.

Once again you demonstrate the absurdity of your argument. Incidentally I didn’t say you support any political party.

I think the message is clear enough. We got your spies, here’s our response.

Can you spot the ridiculousness of your argument? Here, I’ll help you out: You object, to the the political party that has been continuously in Government for over twelve years being held responsible for their failure to control the borders and immigration but then add ‘Your band of brothers will obviously think the same, but never nothing to do with their lot when in office” So which is it trans’, are Governments responsible for their failed policies when in power or aren’t they? Make your mind up.

It’s not what I’ve got, it’s what the person you introduced into the conversation as a candidate for employment has got. An MSc from MIT.

The MSc from MIT might swing it. Oh and the Conversation Therapy’ didn’t work.

We see once again the reliability of a report of a cruel punishment resulting in glee and calls for further cruelty from certain members. Read any report of people being treated inhumanely by authorities and you’ll see the response from these people is the same; support the cruelty and call for more. It’s all about the cruelty.

Solitary confinement!

Ukrainians now know where to find some Russian ships.

Immigration under Labour was a completely different issue than the immigration being discussed in this topic.

I seem to recall the channel was always there, and then coincident with Brexit the Government lost control of the border and immigration. I don’t support illegal immigration, that’s just you engaging in ad hominem again.

How?

I’m not moving the goalposts. Fact 1. The Government have an agreement with the Albanian Government to return Albanians who enter the UK illegally. Fact 2. 500 Albanians have already been returned Fact 3. Their return is legal. Fact 4. The Government have said more Albanians will be returned. Fact 5. The Government haven’t returned more Albanians. Albanians can be returned, Albanians have been returned, but right now for some reason best known to the Government Albanians are not being returned.

Well nothing to do with todays problems but a nice try at dragging in a whataboutary from over a decade ago.

No. The Government have negotiated with the Albanian Government for the return of Albanians who illegally enter the UK. Around 500 have already been returned. I don’t know anyone who objects to the returns of Albanians who illegally enter the UK. The Government have stated more Albanians will be deported, but they have failed to deport more Albanians. So Albanians can be deported, have been deported, it’s legal to do so and nobody objects. But the Government is failing to return more Albanians. Not my fault. The Government’s fault.

Nobody but the Government has any control over the choice of policies to be implemented. So let’s not blame those who disagree with the objectively failing Government policies.

Firstly, the assumption that the policies are meant to control the borders is demonstrably false. The policies are intended to somehow discourage people who are already willing to put their life at risk. Secondly the policies, all 43 of them, have failed: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/mar/07/conservatives-channel-crossings-small-boats-tories-rwanda-deportation Thirdly the latest offering, and a few of the others have themselves been illegal. Fourthly, the Government and ministers resorting to dehumanizing language when speaking of migrants, Fifthly, it’s an international problem that will require cooperation with other nations and very specifically with the EU. The easy fixes to complex problems might appeal to some but they have consistently failed and will continue to do so. And finally, the attempt to distract from all the other far more pressing Government failures is plainly obvious.

I’ve quoted the Government’s own statements with a link. Take it up with the Government.

The people traffickers are a direct product of restrictions on migration, in just the same way as boot leg gets were a direct product of prohibition. You need to look a bit closer at who first created the mass refugee crisis of 2015 and then drive the refugees towards Europe’s borders. It wasn’t Merkel, but you are correct it was a significant factor in Brexit.

Todays problems are to do with the Government’s failure to control the borders and immigration and their need for a distraction from all their other failures.

The Government failed to control immigration, then came up with a string of increasingly illegal policies to try to control it.

If I had meant the English Channel I would have said so.

Righty-o And who’s job is it to control UK borders?

We have a security camera network installed to monitor the exterior of our house, out buildings and access points. These are linked via a server/recorder to the internet giving us access to camera views and alarms via an app. All has been running reliably for a couple of years, however last month while in the UK I lost access to the cameras, two weeks later my wife lost access. We called out the company who sold/installed the system, they checked the network and cameras were all OK. They then checked at their head office to be told TRUE, our internet provider, has blocked the IP address for the server. We’ve called TRUE to report this and provided them with all the details they requested, but still after a week we have no access. Has anyone else had this problem and if so how did you manage to resolve it, if at all?