Tilbury - 35 found in container
Discussion
MajorProblem said:
I wouldn't give a f
k if all 35 were dead. I'd have lorries drive thru gas chambers if I could. (Not very PC I know)
There is not very PC and then there is......k if all 35 were dead. I'd have lorries drive thru gas chambers if I could. (Not very PC I know) I'm quite far to the right when it comes to this topic but calling for mass murder seems a tad extreme to me.
What benefit are they to us? They'll go on the streets / working for gangmasters / pimps / benefits etc...
They are no use to us at all. You need to think how fcked this country is going to be, not in the next 25 years but in the next 100+ years. Your great great grandkids will inherit an absolute st tip.
I'm kind of glad I'll be long gone, I dont expect it to be that enjoyable in my life time.
They are no use to us at all. You need to think how fcked this country is going to be, not in the next 25 years but in the next 100+ years. Your great great grandkids will inherit an absolute s
t tip. I'm kind of glad I'll be long gone, I dont expect it to be that enjoyable in my life time.
CoolHands said:
anonymous said:
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outside my local selco (builders merchant) there are approx 50 manual labourers every morning. Most if not all of them are illegals. Are ukbf down there every morning picking them up? Of course not.it's casual racism that because they are not aryans they must be illegals , regardless of the fact there are significant numbers of British people with some degree of South Asian, Arab or African blood who are legal and in many cases 3 or 4 th generation legal
this is before considering legal migrants, many of whom have 'no recourse to public funds' for 5 to 10 years after their arrival despite paying full tax and NI from day 1
nor does it consider asylum seekers notr other EU nationals
mph1977 said:
CoolHands said:
anonymous said:
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outside my local selco (builders merchant) there are approx 50 manual labourers every morning. Most if not all of them are illegals. Are ukbf down there every morning picking them up? Of course not.and in many cases 3 or 4 th generation legal
It's not rocket science but keep your blinkers on
CoolHands said:
mph1977 said:
CoolHands said:
anonymous said:
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outside my local selco (builders merchant) there are approx 50 manual labourers every morning. Most if not all of them are illegals. Are ukbf down there every morning picking them up? Of course not.and in many cases 3 or 4 th generation legal
It's not rocket science but keep your blinkers on
all the one man band builders require CSCS cards, CITB, RTITB and IPAF certificates ?
try getting on a legit building site without CSCS and other tickets
there is a hell of a lot of grey economy work in building
Talk of gas chambers is silly.what we need is a law requiring fire suppression systems installed in every container and lorry trailer.
Not only will it improve fire safety but the mid journey test purge with Halon should do the job regarding the illegals.
Market it as a health and safety device and not a genocide machine, silly I know but in this PC modern world we can't be seen to take action against criminals.
Vote dudleybloke!
Not only will it improve fire safety but the mid journey test purge with Halon should do the job regarding the illegals.
Market it as a health and safety device and not a genocide machine, silly I know but in this PC modern world we can't be seen to take action against criminals.
Vote dudleybloke!
pcvdriver said:
....also less children going to school having the knock on effect of less need for schools, so school closures - the vicious circle tightens.....and so on and so on - truly a race to the bottom...
By the way Dave, I had you in the "fk off we're full camp" - shows what assumptions can do eh? : ;-) :
As my dear old dad would say, "to assume makes an 'ass' of 'u' and 'me'". By the way Dave, I had you in the "f
k off we're full camp" - shows what assumptions can do eh? : ;-) :Edited by pcvdriver on Sunday 17th August 12:17
Immigration is great and vital for a developed economy with an ageing population (like the UK, or Scotland). If it's not managed effectively it can cause conflict, and I believe that it's an EU-wide problem that needs an EU-wide solution.
The question isn't whether or not we need immigration to support our ageing population, it's whether we should have an immigration policy with associated rules that are enforced or simply open our borders to all and sundry.
These economic refugees had already found their way into the EU but felt it necessary to continue their journey to the UK. There are reasons for this, chief among them being the knowledge that the UK is "soft" on illegal immigrants. They know that they are less likely to receive economic aid in Italy, Germany or France than they are in the UK. It is for the same reason that there are encampments of illegal immigrants in Calais trying to make their way here.
I am not against immigration, but I am against tolerance to illegal immigration.
These economic refugees had already found their way into the EU but felt it necessary to continue their journey to the UK. There are reasons for this, chief among them being the knowledge that the UK is "soft" on illegal immigrants. They know that they are less likely to receive economic aid in Italy, Germany or France than they are in the UK. It is for the same reason that there are encampments of illegal immigrants in Calais trying to make their way here.
I am not against immigration, but I am against tolerance to illegal immigration.
El Guapo said:
There are reasons for this, chief among them being the knowledge that the UK is "soft" on illegal immigrants. They know that they are less likely to receive economic aid in Italy, Germany or France than they are in the UK.
A little bit of digging may reveal that last year Germany had the largest number of asylum seekers of the whole EU, or that Italy since the beginning of this year has already recovered 60.000 people who have crossed the Med to escape from wars and "arab springs" that we helped to start/supported. In that perspective the 35 found in Tilbury are just tiny numbers, and the exceptionality of that has made the news headline.Enricogto said:
El Guapo said:
There are reasons for this, chief among them being the knowledge that the UK is "soft" on illegal immigrants. They know that they are less likely to receive economic aid in Italy, Germany or France than they are in the UK.
A little bit of digging may reveal that last year Germany had the largest number of asylum seekers of the whole EU, or that Italy since the beginning of this year has already recovered 60.000 people who have crossed the Med to escape from wars and "arab springs" that we helped to start/supported. In that perspective the 35 found in Tilbury are just tiny numbers, and the exceptionality of that has made the news headline.sometimes peopel are headign to the UK becasue they know there are established communities in the uK from their place of origin, other times it;s becasue English is the european language they speak ... also given the way the french treat them it's unsuprising they want to head for the UK ...
It's very sad and complex.
If I was unfortunate enough to have been born in some poor, war zone, religious zealot country I would do everything to get myself and family to a better place.
I don't care for their cultures and religions however they are humans and at the core they aim to do what 99% of people over the world want to do, give their children a better life than them. (Often taking great risks to achieve it).
As I said it's a very complex issue......
If I was unfortunate enough to have been born in some poor, war zone, religious zealot country I would do everything to get myself and family to a better place.
I don't care for their cultures and religions however they are humans and at the core they aim to do what 99% of people over the world want to do, give their children a better life than them. (Often taking great risks to achieve it).
As I said it's a very complex issue......
wolves_wanderer said:
MajorProblem said:
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I'm kind of glad I'll be long gone,
From the half witted filth you've posted in this thread, I think we can all agree on that.I'm kind of glad I'll be long gone,
The major problem is that he doesn't seem to have realised he was born in a tolerant non-racist society.
The delicious irony is that the only places that would cater adequately for his intolerance is a strict Islamic state.
Hope he f
ks off and enjoys it.
El Guapo said:
I am not against immigration, but I am against tolerance to illegal immigration.
What I picked up on is that the media call these people 'Migrants'.Is the phrase 'Illegal immigrant' now non-PC? Is 'Migrant' supposed to be more politcially acceptable and/or used to reduce the risk off setting off the population's alarm bells?
'Migrant' implies legality, as in 'Migrant workers'.
Patch 'em up and send 'em back.
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