Guilty of Benefit Fraud...
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Saleen836

Original Poster:

12,503 posts

238 months

Yesterday (21:59)
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Then go back on benefits instead of being deported rolleyes

I wonder what excuse there is for not deporting her?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/40506261/woman-benef...

KAgantua

5,181 posts

160 months

Beginning to hate this country

CMTMB

1,941 posts

24 months

Why are we so incredibly soft? Scum like this must absolutely piss themselves laughing at us.

The only thing our taxes should be paying for is a one way plane ticket out of the UK.

Eric Mc

125,633 posts

294 months

KAgantua said:
Beginning to hate this country
Why?

Has any of this actually impacted you personally?

Is your life worse?

Can you go about your daily activities fairly unimpeded?

Slow.Patrol

5,482 posts

43 months

Eric Mc said:
Why?

Has any of this actually impacted you personally?

Is your life worse?

Can you go about your daily activities fairly unimpeded?
As a taxpayer, yes.

Every single taxpayer will be contributing indirectly to this madness.

"The total cost of asylum support and illegal migration measures in the UK equates to roughly £105 per taxpayer annually."

That's the conservatives estimate for illegal immigration. Doesn't include all the add-ons and benefits given to foreign nationals.

Randy Winkman

22,453 posts

218 months

KAgantua said:
Beginning to hate this country
That's a shame. I really like being British and living here in England.

Blue_star

1,232 posts

45 months

These freaks spent their money abroad. They wont be recovered. Good for foreign police uncovering the scam.

Slow.Patrol

5,482 posts

43 months

CMTMB said:
Why are we so incredibly soft? Scum like this must absolutely piss themselves laughing at us.

The only thing our taxes should be paying for is a one way plane ticket out of the UK.
Wait until they find a work around for Burnham's new house buying scheme and disappear abroad with a nice chunk of cash, never to be repaid. Same with student loans.

Because you know it will be open to all as restricting it to British passport holders only is racist.

motco

17,618 posts

275 months

KAgantua said:
Beginning to hate this country
The country's fine, it's the government that is hateful.

-Lummox-

2,073 posts

242 months

Slow.Patrol said:
As a taxpayer, yes.

Every single taxpayer will be contributing indirectly to this madness.

"The total cost of asylum support and illegal migration measures in the UK equates to roughly £105 per taxpayer annually."

That's the conservatives estimate for illegal immigration. Doesn't include all the add-ons and benefits given to foreign nationals.
Erm... not everything is about asylum and illegal immigrants (despite how most threads in NP&E seem to go...)

This scumbag is Bulgarian.

Eric Mc

125,633 posts

294 months

Slow.Patrol said:
As a taxpayer, yes.

Every single taxpayer will be contributing indirectly to this madness.

"The total cost of asylum support and illegal migration measures in the UK equates to roughly £105 per taxpayer annually."

That's the conservatives estimate for illegal immigration. Doesn't include all the add-ons and benefits given to foreign nationals.
So, that is the only thing you can think of (although I don't know where you get your figures from - a source would be good).

Are you assuming here that all asylum seekers are illegal immigrants too?

There surely must be plenty of legit asylum seekers included in the amounts you quote.

And I am pretty sure that not all illegal immigrants ever get to claim asylum either.

You seem to be conflating two things which may or may not connected.

AC43

13,617 posts

237 months

Slow.Patrol said:
CMTMB said:
Why are we so incredibly soft? Scum like this must absolutely piss themselves laughing at us.

The only thing our taxes should be paying for is a one way plane ticket out of the UK.
Wait until they find a work around for Burnham's new house buying scheme and disappear abroad with a nice chunk of cash, never to be repaid. Same with student loans.

Because you know it will be open to all as restricting it to British passport holders only is racist.
I was in Portugal recently and visited the fort in Sagres. It was free to Portuguese citizens, kids under a certain age, students and OAPs. Everyone else paid 10 Euros. Struck me as a fair way of doing things; if you pay your taxes in the country in question or have a concession, you get in for free. If you don't, you pay the entrance fee.

Of course, in the UK, even thinking of taking this approach would be immediately condemned as being "racist".


Slow.Patrol

5,482 posts

43 months

Eric Mc said:
So, that is the only thing you can think of (although I don't know where you get your figures from - a source would be good).
Actually, I revise my figure. It's now gone up to £234 a year.

https://asylumstats.co.uk/findings/true-cost-of-as...



AC43

13,617 posts

237 months

Slow.Patrol said:
CMTMB said:
Why are we so incredibly soft? Scum like this must absolutely piss themselves laughing at us.

The only thing our taxes should be paying for is a one way plane ticket out of the UK.
Wait until they find a work around for Burnham's new house buying scheme and disappear abroad with a nice chunk of cash, never to be repaid. Same with student loans.

Because you know it will be open to all as restricting it to British passport holders only is racist.
Hey, what's wrong with 78,325 Romanians talking out student loans in 2024/25?

Eric Mc

125,633 posts

294 months

Slow.Patrol said:
Eric Mc said:
So, that is the only thing you can think of (although I don't know where you get your figures from - a source would be good).
Actually, I revise my figure. It's now gone up to £234 a year.

https://asylumstats.co.uk/findings/true-cost-of-as...
And that is ALL to do with dealing with ILLEGAL immigrants claiming asylum?

Are you 100% sure?

JQ

6,809 posts

208 months

Slow.Patrol said:
Eric Mc said:
So, that is the only thing you can think of (although I don't know where you get your figures from - a source would be good).
Actually, I revise my figure. It's now gone up to £234 a year.

https://asylumstats.co.uk/findings/true-cost-of-as...
So a drop in the ocean compared to the £7,000 per annum per taxpayer avoided by global companies shifting profits into offshore tax havens. Look a squirrel.

otolith

68,883 posts

233 months

AC43 said:
I was in Portugal recently and visited the fort in Sagres. It was free to Portuguese citizens, kids under a certain age, students and OAPs. Everyone else paid 10 Euros. Struck me as a fair way of doing things; if you pay your taxes in the country in question or have a concession, you get in for free. If you don't, you pay the entrance fee.

Of course, in the UK, even thinking of taking this approach would be immediately condemned as being "racist".
The Labour government is thinking of doing this right now.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/26/labour...

https://mymodernmet.com/england-museums-tourist-en...

There is pushback, but it doesn't seem to be "racism" so much as commercial considerations, fear of killing the golden goose, or a belief that the museum should be for everyone.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/museums-cha...

Slow.Patrol

5,482 posts

43 months

JQ said:
So a drop in the ocean compared to the £7,000 per annum per taxpayer avoided by global companies shifting profits into offshore tax havens. Look a squirrel.
Have you got a source for that?

Either way, the government should be addressing both issues.

Just because something is considered to be inconsequential, doesn't stop the need for it to be resolved.

Are you the sort of person who doesn't mend a dripping tap?

Look after the pennies...

Kwackersaki

1,752 posts

257 months

Eric Mc said:
KAgantua said:
Beginning to hate this country
Why?

Has any of this actually impacted you personally?

Is your life worse?

Can you go about your daily activities fairly unimpeded?
Like Eric the ostrich, I think we should all ignore this and indeed, any crime in the UK as it doesn’t effect us at all.

KAgantua

5,181 posts

160 months

Kwackersaki said:
Eric Mc said:
KAgantua said:
Beginning to hate this country
Why?

Has any of this actually impacted you personally?

Is your life worse?

Can you go about your daily activities fairly unimpeded?
Like Eric the ostrich, I think we should all ignore this and indeed, any crime in the UK as it doesn t effect us at all.
Its the logical conclusion of "im alright jack"

"Youre alright jack"
Err... thanks