It's short for Padistan and considered offensive, therefore not allowed.
Whats a matter with Paddy?
Offensive.
Especially when you consider the highest educated in U.K. is the N Irish.
Hmmm would people be sympathetic to the said immigrants if they had survived the journey????
Good question, and going by what I've seen written on here over the last few months, no is the answer.Hmmm would people be sympathetic to the said immigrants if they had survived the journey????
I should imagine this is an investigation that will naturally, with the journey they've had, need the help of several countries.Who is responsible for investigating the deaths if it turns out that when they died they were in Belgium ?
Its more than possible that the Driver would have not known what was in the container when he picked it up .
It sounds now that the container was sealed with a Customs seal, it would be breaking the law if the driver broke the seal to check the load . . The question is how was a customs seal applied and where .
Or more pertinently, why would a driver stop the truck in an industrial estate covered with CCTV rather than an actual 'quiet road'?What reason would the driver have to stop the truck on a quite road in an industrial estate and open the back door in the middle of the night?
Or more pertinently, why would a driver stop the truck in an industrial estate covered with CCTV rather than an actual 'quiet road'?
Ah, so guilty until proven innocent then?So he could show his surprise.. He's job is done.
Ah, so guilty until proven innocent then?
You are soooooooooooo. StifffffffffffffffffffffHave you got an issue about the intelligence of the Irish?
Not to mention the use of the 'P' word