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Do you have a link to that rule? I would suggest a single ticket and an expired foreign passport, travelling back to the country of passport, is fine.

It doesn't sound real. Full stop.

I haven't.

No. I'm not. I'm commenting on an open forum.

No, I didn't. I have. I have. I have never judged anything.

Exactly. Over reaction. People seem to have missed the words " attempting to" when reporting going to home country. I'd have thought those on here who are anti asylum seekers would prefer they weren't stopped.

How can you say "young English men pose more threat of violence than any other nationality. Again, based only on my experience." without comparing? You say yourself your point is based on life in UK. No comparison means the use of superlatives or comparaives is meaningless.

Ffs. I've never said it doesn't happen. I'll say this one last time. Your original post did not specify areas. You said "in UK", "in pubs". I, more than once, pointed out you should say "some pubs" or " in some areas of UK". That is all. Just as I said " some places in Isaan can have risks". All from personal experiences. Experiences you have difficulty accepting as you disagree. No problem. That's it. In a nutshell.

Just go back to my original post. All I suggested is " in some places in Uk". That is it. I dont need to step up to anything. I've never denied it happens. You made that bit up.

It depends. My village is safe as the locals know me. There was an expat attacked in a village down the road who'd strayed from his area. There was an expat beaten up in a village shop not far away. There was a fight including expats at a local bar. Possibly isolated incidents but, like I said, the risks are there.

Just asking because, on other threads, some posters believe it's the immigrants causing the problems. Have you ever been to a football match in Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria or Turkey? Judging by your remarks regarding young British males, I would guess not.

I rest my case. Andrew has never nearly been King.

You ask nationality as you walk past these groups that worry you in UK? That could be part of the problem

You appear to have got lost with all your twisting and turning. My original post was in response to the above. Below is what you could have written to better explain your experiences: In some places I've been to in UK I you literally risk getting mugged or beaten up by local youths hanging around or simply in need of cash at all hours. . You can walk into some pubs, look at someone in the wrong way and get beaten senseless although that has never actually happened to me nor have i ever witnessed it. Never get that where I've been in Isaan.

You are doing it again. "In the UK" then giving certain areas of London as the only example.

All I said, please do look back at my comments, is that SOME areas and SOME pubs in UK are like you said. Look at your first post. No mention of "some" or " isolated". Likewise I said SOME areas of Isaan have a threat. Unless you have visited every corner of Isaan, that is something you cannot argue with. I've been to Specsavers. It seems you have not. Get some glasses, reread my posts and you will see several things you've accused me of saying that I have not said.

There are elements of undesirability about some of the residents in some of the villages. Speaking from experience. Maybe its changed since I was last there.

The questions were regarding an expired passport. I have answered correctly.

Because they generally don't want to work. Don't need to work.

That doesn't make your comment with regards to UK correct.

No. No. No.

I have. Doesn't make your comment any more correct.

Who said anything about hereditary? Second in line is just that. It's either "nearly there" or it isn't.

I have answered.

As I said, I'm not being pedantic. Andrew never has been "nearly king".