Albanian migrants, enough is enough?

[Odds]

Tis a fair question ?

They are all coming from France ?

I refer you to my first answer.

 

[Mottie]

A friend of a friend ( know!) lives in one of the villages near the beach where a lot of them land. They say that most of them just leg it through the village, jumping over back gardens to get away. The two most common questions they ask of villagers is "What way to Leicester" and "Can I charge my phone up". Go ahead, shoot me down, as JohnD often says about me, I. Don’t. Care.

Above is a post I made a short while ago. Poo poo'd by the now invisible Pat ex.

Back on topic. Anyone see the BBC news on earlier? It'll be on again later. They are interviewing actual people that live in the actual village. Basically, a couple of boats landed again today, nobody asked for asylum and they all legged it. One Albanian burst into a woman’s house. Apparantly, people in the village have been told to keep their doors locked and windows closed. Don't believe me? Catch it again when it comes on again later.

 

[Deleted member 18243]

Back on topic. Anyone see the BBC news on earlier? It'll be on again later. They are interviewing actual people that live in the actual village. Basically, a couple of boats landed again today, nobody asked for asylum and they all legged it.

It has been happening for a long time, as bad things do before they ever get on the BBC. Anything not on the BBC is a "conspiracy theory". (Or if you're Noseall it's a "summer blip").

The Channel migrant crisis is spiralling out of control

When did the scale of illegal immigration into the UK via Channel dinghies become a first order political issue for you? Perhaps you were, like me, outraged by the phenomenon from the start. If so, you will have been reassured by Boris Johnson’s declaration at the outset of his premiership that...

www.spectator.co.uk

 

[transam]

Above is a post I made a short while ago. Poo poo'd by the now invisible Pat ex.

Back on topic. Anyone see the BBC news on earlier? It'll be on again later. They are interviewing actual people that live in the actual village. Basically, a couple of boats landed again today, nobody asked for asylum and they all legged it. One Albanian burst into a woman’s house. Apparantly, people in the village have been told to keep their doors locked and windows closed. Don't believe me? Catch it again when it comes on again later.

Yes that woman and another were talking about it on the radio a while back

They are both frightened

 

[Deleted member 18243]

“not wanted here” is an opinion.

No, it's a taxpayers' democratic demand being ignored by a tyrannical government. Once, far away and long ago, there was a revolution and a war waged by people who were suffering taxation with representation. A great new country was formed out of it.

I believe this country should help some of the people fleeing war or persecution.

So do I, but only within limits. We do things without limits here, look at the amount spent on covid - it is said that the £500 billion could have fed everybody in the country for five years.

 

[Notch7]

Above is a post I made a short while ago. Poo poo'd by the now invisible Pat ex.

Back on topic. Anyone see the BBC news on earlier? It'll be on again later. They are interviewing actual people that live in the actual village. Basically, a couple of boats landed again today, nobody asked for asylum and they all legged it. One Albanian burst into a woman’s house. Apparantly, people in the village have been told to keep their doors locked and windows closed. Don't believe me? Catch it again when it comes on again later.

I did hear about it on the radio. Very scary for the homeowners.


The asylum system is broken in this country, we should be able to process these asylum claims quickly, maybe a fast track system for Albanians.

If this country is to have a fair and just system for genuine asylum seekers, we must process and deport those which are not genuine.

 

[Notch7]

No, it's a taxpayers' democratic demand being ignored by a tyrannical government

UK citizens vote for our govt which have chosen to be party to the 1951 refugee convention and the ECHR.

 

[Deleted member 18243]

UK citizens vote for our govt which have chosen to be party to the 1951 refugee convention and the ECHR.

Yes, but what happens when things that we sign up for turn out to be to our disadvantage and cause us harm?

If an election was held tomorrow do you think anybody, apart from PatEx, would vote for the "More Immigrants" party?

 

[Deleted member 18243]

There's little hope of ever stopping third world immigration. It has been going on so long and for just as long anyone who dares to speak against it has been vilified. Even the Beatles sang about it...

 

[denso13]

it is said that the £500 billion could have fed everybody in the country for five years.

No, nobody said that.

 

[Notch7]

Yes, but what happens when things that we sign up for turn out to be to our disadvantage and cause us harm

You mean like Brexit?

 

[noseall]

(Or if you're Noseall it's a "summer blip").

Liar.

Read what I said and what I was referring to.

 

[Justin Passing]

Best thing on't news for a while was today, Braverman admitting the system's broken.
Hope she acts.

 

[Deleted member 18243]

No, nobody said that.

Have you got the link where nobody said it?

 

[Vinty]

Booooooo!!!
Racist!!!
Take a long hard look at yourself!!!
We're all human you know!!!

These are the types of reply you'd receive from the lefty woke tree hugging brigade that seem to see no issue whatsoever with the numbers going up and up.

Yes it's a EU/global issue, however I stand by my view. Given little seems to be happening on a wider scale, we should be throwing a good few million at this UK side to build basic, clean, safe, temporary places to house these people and to significantly increase sea/border patrols to ensure the boat people are processed directly to one of the aforementioned temporary places. The challenge of course is the processing. Because they've been taught on what to do/say, they immediately go into a legal process that is bursting at the seams, leading to things taking months if not years instead of weeks to be resolved when it comes to concluding if they should be allowed to stay.

While i agree with most of the above, it won't solve the problem of large numbers of people trying to enter the UK illegally.

There needs to be change in the rules,
Anyone entering the UK illegally should lose the right to claim asylum.
There are legal routes to claim asylum.