More fun and games in Calais

[Pesty]

TTwiggy said:

What facts? An article from a year ago and some pictures from your personal agenda-file.

A more recent heartwarmng tale Of cultural enrichment

https://translate.google.se/translate?sl=sv&tl...

A few days ago

One woman decided to invite a group of refugee children to their family's residence. It ended with her 14-year-old daughter being raped in her girls room by a 25-year-old Arab man. But the rapist "may" is not expelled, the prosecutor claims.

[andymc]

Saleen836 said:

BlackLabel said:

£10,000 for a one way flight from Calais to the South of Britain.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/21/british...

If the migrants have such sums to spend on getting here, why on earth do they need/want to come here!

final year of their medical degree of course, the choice of what to specialise in?

[danllama]

///ajd said:

danllama said:

The French are sts.

Ah, the joys of discourse with Kipperteers.

Shut up. They never should have allowed the situation to escalate to the point of an innocent man being killed. They have blood on their hands, along with your beloved EU!

[TheGuru]

Saleen836 said:

If the migrants have such sums to spend on getting here, why on earth do they need/want to come here!

Because the UK is the golden ticket. Don't believe what the media says, it's mostly bullst written by those with a liberal agenda.

Europe is a very bigoted and racist place, it's extremely hard, almost impossible, for many of these refugees to ever expect to have a decent life. Whereas the UK is a lot easier for them to fit in, legally or illegally, and offers a lot more opportunities to make money.

[Digga]

///ajd said:

danllama said:

The French are sts.

Ah, the joys of discourse with Kipperteers.

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

[TTwiggy]

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

[del mar]

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

Maybe, but the plan is to get into vehicles not swim across.

[Hayek]

Atomic12C said:

I saw a news report on my mobile phone news feed the other day that said all EU media companies have been told to "not create hysteria" and "tone down" the level of reporting regarding migrant flows in to the EU.

They say it's a 'migrant crisis', but it seems obvious that it's being allowed deliberately.

[768]

del mar said:

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

Maybe, but the plan is to get into vehicles not swim across.

Yeah, I doubt crossing time is a key concern.

[Digga]

768 said:

del mar said:

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

Maybe, but the plan is to get into vehicles not swim across.

Yeah, I doubt crossing time is a key concern.

Not when they've navigated all of the way from Africa or the Middle East, through Europe to the port, no.

[TTwiggy]

Digga said:

768 said:

del mar said:

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

Maybe, but the plan is to get into vehicles not swim across.

Yeah, I doubt crossing time is a key concern.

Not when they've navigated all of the way from Africa or the Middle East, through Europe to the port, no.

If I was going to spend time in the back/hanging underneath of a lorry I'd want it to be as short a time as possible.

[Tom Logan]

TTwiggy said:

If I was going to spend time in the back/hanging underneath of a lorry I'd want it to be as short a time as possible.

Then why not go over there and help them instead of handwringing on here day after day?

Or do you prefer to piss the bed every night, panicked 'cos you're surrounded by racists?

[TTwiggy]

Tom Logan said:

TTwiggy said:

If I was going to spend time in the back/hanging underneath of a lorry I'd want it to be as short a time as possible.

Then why not go over there and help them instead of handwringing on here day after day?

Or do you prefer to piss the bed every night, panicked 'cos you're surrounded by racists?

Why don't you fk off. And when you've got there, fk off a bit more.

[PotatoSalad]

TTwiggy said:

PotatoSalad said:

TTwiggy said:

PotatoSalad said:

Ladies and gentlemen, meet 14 year old Saad, currently in Sweden.

You're clearly delighted to have found a new thread on which to be an utter st towards your fellow human beings. Well done you.

You're clearly delighted to have found a new thread on which to be an utter ignorant towards the facts. Well done you!

What facts? An article from a year ago and some pictures from your personal agenda-file.

So there are no attacks on cars and lorries in Calais and nobody has died as a result of them?

There are no adults pretending to be teenagers seeking asylum?


Can you disprove please?

[Tom Logan]

TTwiggy said:

Tom Logan said:

TTwiggy said:

If I was going to spend time in the back/hanging underneath of a lorry I'd want it to be as short a time as possible.

Then why not go over there and help them instead of handwringing on here day after day?

Or do you prefer to piss the bed every night, panicked 'cos you're surrounded by racists?

Why don't you fk off. And when you've got there, fk off a bit more.

Calm down dear.

[PotatoSalad]

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

768 said:

del mar said:

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

TBF, the Dutch seem to have controlled things much more robustly. Granted, no defence is perfect, and perhaps the volumes of traffic to UK from Rotterdam are lower, but they do seem to be much more determined in their efforts.

There is something half-arsed and hapless about the way the Calais situation has developed.

Nothing to do with it being the closest point to the UK then?

Maybe, but the plan is to get into vehicles not swim across.

Yeah, I doubt crossing time is a key concern.

Not when they've navigated all of the way from Africa or the Middle East, through Europe to the port, no.

If I was going to spend time in the back/hanging underneath of a lorry I'd want it to be as short a time as possible.

Well, perhaps you shouldn't be hanging underneath of a lorry?

Problem solved.

[TTwiggy]

Tom Logan said:

Calm down dear.

What's your problem with me?

[PotatoSalad]

BlackLabel said:

£10,000 for a one way flight from Calais to the South of Britain.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/21/british...

Looks like most Brits wouldn't be able to afford that:

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/saving/article-...


I say let the entire 1.2 billion in, Europe can easily accommodate and feed the entire African population!

[anonymous-user]

PotatoSalad said:

BlackLabel said:

£10,000 for a one way flight from Calais to the South of Britain.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/21/british...

Looks like most Brits wouldn't be able to afford that:

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/saving/article-...


I say let the entire 1.2 billion in, Europe can easily accommodate and feed the entire African population!

Except white Saffas. I've never met a nice one.

[PotatoSalad]

OpulentBob said:

PotatoSalad said:

BlackLabel said:

£10,000 for a one way flight from Calais to the South of Britain.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/21/british...

Looks like most Brits wouldn't be able to afford that:

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/saving/article-...


I say let the entire 1.2 billion in, Europe can easily accommodate and feed the entire African population!

Except white Saffas. I've never met a nice one.

Now try replacing Saffas with any minority and imagine the outrage. :-)