Reply With QuoteBecause ‘we’ (collectively) have become conditioned to give ‘’them’ (collectively) the benefit of the doubtOriginally Posted by MadAmster
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... by a radical Tunisian. He was known to the police. He was living illegally in Belgium. His asylum claim had been rejected a few years ago.
Why was he not rounded up and deported back to Tunisia?
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Because ‘we’ (collectively) have become conditioned to give ‘’them’ (collectively) the benefit of the doubt
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I'm surprised he hadn't come to UK !!
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Ineffective policing? Lets face incompetence isn't restricted to the UK! There are many illegals in the Uk, which could be deported quite legally but the government appears incapable of doing it, preferring to bang on about a Rwanda scheme which will never see the light of day and won't do anything to resolve the issue if it was in action.
But then it seems the Police are doing naff all about shop lifters operating in gangs and in any case it seems the prions are full so we can't lock anybody up, yet keep[ clearly innocent people incarcerated for decades, lock up people who are no danger and who actually need treatment in many cases.
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Bit of an ill directed rant that Swale…
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What's new?
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Gotta be a bit careful going on bush safaris too now
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Just don't go on holiday with a dentist.....
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... depends on the sort of bush you're looking for...
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Ain't that the tooth
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