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1 hour ago, transam said:

So folk in rubber boats, and the French letting them do it, has nothing to do with it.

What would your Labour Party have done, yeeeeeaaaah, let them all in, problem solved the Labour Party way.....????

The Labour Party haven’t been in Government for over 12 years.

 

You can’t dodge the fact that immigration controls have collapsed under 12 years of Tory Government.

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/irregular-migration-to-the-uk-year-ending-september-2022/irregular-migration-to-the-uk-year-ending-september-2022

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2 minutes ago, RayC said:

Just a mere 4% drop in GDP attributional to Brexit according to the OBR, so that's turned out ok.

 

What'd you know? Gonorrhea in the UK also on the increase since Brexit. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8686525/Gonorrhoea-cases-soared-26-year-highest-level-records-began.html

 

I blame the upsurge in mobile phone use, folk never put them down, so only wash one hand.........:huh:.....................????

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8 minutes ago, transam said:

The introduction of large rubber boats was not around 12 years back...????

 

The do-gooders like you are preventing chucking them all out as soon as they land on the beach............:ermm:

See the link to UK Government data in my last post.

 

Data and facts, not rightwing self stroked grievances.

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2 minutes ago, transam said:

"Right wing self stroked grievances", chap, you have been in that soup kitchen far too long....... :ermm:

please provide your evidence that anyone other than the UK Government has control (even though that has demonstrably failed) over UK borders.

 

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/border-force

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1 minute ago, transam said:

So the French not stopping the exodus by boat from their shores has nothing to do with it....?

When they arrive, it is people like you that want them taken in, your Labour lot, Corby & Abbott wanted them all in.........If your lot were in control, the situation would be far worse for the country, but you carry on defending them and trashing a Party you don't like, as usual......:ermm:

Absolutely nothing.

 

’We got our borders back’.

 

Remember?!

 

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1 minute ago, transam said:

Yes,we have got our boarders back, European lo-life now have a problem, but the French are letting the boat thing happen, the UK lefty brigade are protecting them and blaming the Gov who's hands are tied..........Sadly...................????

 

Nothing to do with anyone else except the Tory Government.

 

They have at their disposal, Border Force, the Royal Navy, the Police, the national budget.

 

They have failed to control the borders.

 

It’s an observable fact.

 

 

 

 

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The rot set in under Tony Blairs term in office. Learn from Thailand, stick all illegals into nasty detention centres and leave them there until they pay their fare home, after all they paid about 1500 quid to get on a boat. The incentive to enter illegally has to end, the costs and damage to society are just not sustainable. No Hotels, hand outs or money. The Tories have been just as useless as Labour, they all say they want to reduce immigration but it keeps on going up, the illegals are only a part of the problem.

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35 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:

The people smuggling gangs have grown in number and sophistication. They are making millions from these operations, and they're not going to let up while getting rich from putting people in small boats to make dangerous crossings. 

The UK is promoted by these gangs as being a soft touch, i.e. once you get to the UK it's highly unlikely you'll be sent back. 

 

You and others like to conflate this crisis with Tory government and/or Brexit. You fail to see that the people traffickers have just massively upped their game, and it's going to take radical measures to stop them putting more lives at risk. 

 

Radical measures are almost impossible to implement in the UK, because there are too many bleeding heart liberals waiting to stop them (and as a result keeping the people traffickers in business). 

Hang on a minute.

 

Government…… ‘Govern’.

 

Over twelve years of Government failing to…. Govern.

 

‘Bleeding heart liberals’ do not have direct control over the Home Office, Border Force, the Royal Navy, the Police or the National Budget.

 

Lay blame were it belongs.

 

Government failure to Govern.

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11 minutes ago, Jumbo1968 said:

Surely the French see the people massing around the beach areas, some days they must be hundreds, I don’t think the. French make much effort to stop them. Hey it might be like Thailand, a few brown envelopes to turn a blind eye ?

Then again, it might not.

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9 minutes ago, StayinThailand2much said:

Funny. The UN never complains that other countries (e.g. China, Thailand, Japan, etc.) hardly ever take in asylum seekers. If China or Japan accepted, as a percentage of their population, as many asylum seekers as Western countries, probably all asylum seekers in the world could easily find a new home. After all they are 'fleeing from war and other harm', right? So, why does the large majority have to be taken in by Western countries?

You’ve on it it been staying in Thailand long enough.

 

 

If you had you might have some understanding of the history of Thailand receiving refugees.

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9 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You’ve on it it been staying in Thailand long enough.

 

 

If you had you might have some understanding of the history of Thailand receiving refugees.

I'm aware that Thailand, esp. in the past, had its share of refugees. But it's a question of definition:

 

"An asylum seeker is a person looking for protection because they fear persecution, or they have experienced violence or human rights violations. A refugee is a person who asked for protection and was given refugee status. They may have been resettled in another country or be waiting for resettlement."

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17 minutes ago, StayinThailand2much said:

I'm aware that Thailand, esp. in the past, had its share of refugees. But it's a question of definition:

 

"An asylum seeker is a person looking for protection because they fear persecution, or they have experienced violence or human rights violations. A refugee is a person who asked for protection and was given refugee status. They may have been resettled in another country or be waiting for resettlement."

Yes it is a matter of definition.

 

Asylum seekers have the right, under international law, to have their application for asylum fairly and lawfully considered, regardless of how they entered the country.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:

If they are arriving on small boats crossing the Channel then they will have passed through at least half a dozen countries where safe refuge is available. To pass through those countries they will have needed documents. When they get to the UK, oh dear, they have no documents!

You do understand how smuggling works don’t you?

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This charming fella will soon be making another attempt to get on a small boat so he can live in the UK, currently back in France waiting for his next chance:

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11833125/Afghan-migrant-28-deported-raping-12-year-old-girl-tried-UK.html

 

"He said: ‘I will never give up trying to get to the UK. I have been in France for three months and we don’t get anything.  In the UK I can get education, a job and a house."   I'm sure his prospective neighbours and families with young children are very much looking forward to welcoming him into their community when he gets there.   

 

Seems the solution to this problem is simply not to give them anything when they rock up and maybe some enterprising people in Dover can set up a camping business to sell them tents etc when they arrive so they have somewhere to stay.   The UN do not seem to be complaining about how the French treat them so perhaps lessons can be learn from this.      

 

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