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    Quote Originally Posted by Back of the net View Post
    I wonder who profits from this? Dig deep and the truth is there. Multi million pound contracts.
    The Tony Blair Institute. Quelle surprise, eh?

    The major funder of the Tony Blair Institute (TBI) is Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragingpup View Post
    Why should France take them back? They've got enough already who want to stay in France without taking back those who want to come to the uk.
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    We can send em all round yours then 🤔
    Quote Originally Posted by ragingpup View Post
    No answer then? 🤣
    He has given you an answer.

    Why can't you take them in? We have thousands protesting in supporting mass immigration in London every week.

    Why don't they all hold their hands up to house and feed these people?

    What the hell if they happen to be rapists and murderers?

    Just to be sure you could have a 30 minute interview with them first, to make sure they're a nice chap or maybe a nice family.

    The authorities could give all these compassionate people who 'help', a little added responsibility by making them liable to prosecution if their new housemates commit any crimes. That's if the crime isn't against them and they haven't had their throats slit first.

    If you live in a council house, we could make it compulsory for everyone who has a spare room, doesn't have a job and claims benefits. Actually that's a genius idea. You'd have a million people who've never worked in their life, look for a job, any kind of job, immediately.

    No need to continue with the lie, that we need millions of people, to come here.

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    Only 900 yesterday. Looks like Starlins ID?s are having an impact 🤪

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    Quote Originally Posted by howdydoo View Post
    He has given you an answer.

    Why can't you take them in? We have thousands protesting in supporting mass immigration in London every week.

    Why don't they all hold their hands up to house and feed these people?

    What the hell if they happen to be rapists and murderers?

    Just to be sure you could have a 30 minute interview with them first, to make sure they're a nice chap or maybe a nice family.

    The authorities could give all these compassionate people who 'help', a little added responsibility by making them liable to prosecution if their new housemates commit any crimes. That's if the crime isn't against them and they haven't had their throats slit first.

    If you live in a council house, we could make it compulsory for everyone who has a spare room, doesn't have a job and claims benefits. Actually that's a genius idea. You'd have a million people who've never worked in their life, look for a job, any kind of job, immediately.

    No need to continue with the lie, that we need millions of people, to come here.

    Oh jeez, I thought you were brighter than all of those posters who can't distinguish asylum seekers from economic migrants who have arrived to fill jobs we need doing.

    On the first point, I don't want thousands of asylum seekers arriving by small boats or any other means. When did I ever say I did? My question is what do we legally do with them once they are here. I honestly don't know, but clearly your strange fantasies about similar people who recognise the complexity of the situation and therefore not joining in with tinpot flag waving bull**** having to house them joins the other fantasies about slashing boats or guning them down. I actually recognise the frustration and anger from many people about the situation, but can't see workable solutions under the international legal frameworks as they are. I'm sure Farage will set up the next election under the banner of us dropping out of the international frameworks, and good luck to him but I wouldn't vote for him as I think he'll make Truss look like an economic professional.

    On your suggestion that it is a lie that we need millions of people to come here, I'm assuming your referring to legal migration? Ok, so if we go through with returning all millions of recent economic migrants, what's your plan for replacing them in the hospitals, schools, care homes and hospitality sectors in view of declining birth rates? To give a real world example, I employ two lecturers who are recent international student graduates in techincal subjects. We advertised nationally and as always have very few applicants, most of them from internationals. We don't pay them less than a UK equivalent, we simply hire the best we can at our goiing rate. Under Farage's plan, both of these would be returned to their home countries, Estonia and India. How do you propose employers like us fill these vacancies? Who will you have serving your food, wiping your arse etc?

    I've suggested before that we could invest huge amounts in a UK skills training programme, apprenticeships, FE to move towards filling these jobs internally but that would cost billioins and billions and who would pay for that under our bone headed mentality of only voting for people who promise not to raise taxes, despite costs of everything rising year on year. I would suggest that in the real world, any potential government proposing such a massive upskilling the natives programme would be asked to justify how they will raise the costs for it, and said government wouldn't have a hope in hell of getting in power.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragingpup View Post
    Oh jeez, I thought you were brighter than all of those posters who can't distinguish asylum seekers from economic migrants who have arrived to fill jobs we need doing.

    On the first point, I don't want thousands of asylum seekers arriving by small boats or any other means. When did I ever say I did? My question is what do we legally do with them once they are here. I honestly don't know, but clearly your strange fantasies about similar people who recognise the complexity of the situation and therefore not joining in with tinpot flag waving bull**** having to house them joins the other fantasies about slashing boats or guning them down. I actually recognise the frustration and anger from many people about the situation, but can't see workable solutions under the international legal frameworks as they are. I'm sure Farage will set up the next election under the banner of us dropping out of the international frameworks, and good luck to him but I wouldn't vote for him as I think he'll make Truss look like an economic professional.

    On your suggestion that it is a lie that we need millions of people to come here, I'm assuming your referring to legal migration? Ok, so if we go through with returning all millions of recent economic migrants, what's your plan for replacing them in the hospitals, schools, care homes and hospitality sectors in view of declining birth rates? To give a real world example, I employ two lecturers who are recent international student graduates in techincal subjects. We advertised nationally and as always have very few applicants, most of them from internationals. We don't pay them less than a UK equivalent, we simply hire the best we can at our goiing rate. Under Farage's plan, both of these would be returned to their home countries, Estonia and India. How do you propose employers like us fill these vacancies? Who will you have serving your food, wiping your arse etc?

    I've suggested before that we could invest huge amounts in a UK skills training programme, apprenticeships, FE to move towards filling these jobs internally but that would cost billioins and billions and who would pay for that under our bone headed mentality of only voting for people who promise not to raise taxes, despite costs of everything rising year on year. I would suggest that in the real world, any potential government proposing such a massive upskilling the natives programme would be asked to justify how they will raise the costs for it, and said government wouldn't have a hope in hell of getting in power.
    Just by quickly reading through that raging it looks like

    1, you have a superior complex,

    2, anyone waving a flag is tinpot

    3, you’re against the only thing stopping action against legally stopping the dinghies

    4, it is not only foreigners that work in nursing homes. Plenty could be done to encourage more people to do the job of wiping arses! Garage has suggested that very thing to fill the void a kin to what you suggest in you lady paragraph

    I wouldn’t want Farage either but the alternatives are poor!

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    Are we now the food bank of the world ?

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    Our beloved leader, Sir Starmer has become embroiled in a donkey field drama with implications of either a trust, capital gains tax or inheritance tax. Eeaw to know better as a lawyer methinks.
    PS The donkeys' names were witheld to protect their ID.
    No mention of donkeys going into witness protection at that time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frogmiller View Post
    Just by quickly reading through that raging it looks like

    1, you have a superior complex,

    2, anyone waving a flag is tinpot

    3, you’re against the only thing stopping action against legally stopping the dinghies

    4, it is not only foreigners that work in nursing homes. Plenty could be done to encourage more people to do the job of wiping arses! Garage has suggested that very thing to fill the void a kin to what you suggest in you lady paragraph

    I wouldn’t want Farage either but the alternatives are poor!

    1. Sorry about that

    2. I don't have aproblem with flag waving. It happens at sporting events, proms, ceremonies and is a rightful marker of any citizen's pride in and support of their country. Running around in the middle of the night putting flags 1 third the way up public lamp posts without the democratic consent of the community is tin pot though. In my opinion.

    3. Not sure what you mean by this - what is the one thing that could legally stop dinghies, that I am supposedly against? I'm presuming you mean an actual real policy here as opposed to fantasies? But not sure what you mean?

    4. Yes, we absolutely could develop our domestic workforce to fill the jobs that migrants are currently supporting. WE could raise wages so that UK people are encouraged to work in social care. We could develop apprenticeship programmes, redefine FE, pay nurses more to encourage domenstic nurses who won't apply currently, pay teachers more so that more domestic people want to train to be teachers. This would require vast billions and billions input to raising skills and wages. Farage has indeed said we should do all this. But, have you noticed that he won't give any detail on how much this would cost? Or how he would pay for it?

    So. How would you pay for all the billions that this would cost?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragingpup View Post
    Why should France take them back? They've got enough already who want to stay in France without taking back those who want to come to the uk.
    We have an estimated 400k you have taken in over a million in two years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frogmiller View Post
    We have an estimated 400k you have taken in over a million in two years.
    Sorry, you have an estimated 400k what? Asylum seekers? Are you saying that UK has taken in a million asylum seekers in 2 years whilst France has taken in 400k? I think you're correct with the numbers of French asylum seekers in the last 2 years, but where do you get that the UK has taken a million?

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