I notice you don’t address the point I made.
it’s because, I’ve proven you wrong and you have no counter argument.
your right wing tropes are easily shattered, not surprising, they have nothing behind them
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I notice you don’t address the point I made.
it’s because, I’ve proven you wrong and you have no counter argument.
your right wing tropes are easily shattered, not surprising, they have nothing behind them
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Trope. 'A word often used by the left wing to appear more knowledgeable than those that they consider right wing'. You appear to be over using it lately notchy and nosey - give it a rest and try taking another word out of your word tins.
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Having read those links, i don't think you can claim them to be unbiased!
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A discussion about Le Penn and Macron raised an interesting point about some right wingers especially nationalists and extremists. They long for days gone by and may not even been alive in them or too young to understand. They blame anything new on the changes. Inevitably a lot of changes are really down to globalisation. Even the EU and the USA aren't immune from it. No country really is. Russia will find that big time eventually. They may manage but will still suffer to some extent or the other. There absense does have a detrimental effect on many other countries why? Globalisation.
The other point is that 58% if the vote in France was for extremes - left and right. It seems to be a general trend in many countries. We have elected a government that made a lot of use of nationalism. Like all they will of course sort all things out.
In some ways this doesn't relate to migration - unless say cheaper fruit pickers who don't get back ache are needed. Cheap labour - pay more and things cost more. It's a vicious circle. It doesn't really matter what the product is.
The other point is that 58% if the vote in France was for extremes - left and right. It seems to be a general trend in many countries. We have elected a government that made a lot of use of nationalism. Like all they will of course sort all things out.
In some ways this doesn't relate to migration - unless say cheaper fruit pickers who don't get back ache are needed. Cheap labour - pay more and things cost more. It's a vicious circle. It doesn't really matter what the product is.An example. Wales have some too.
I believe Cornwall had some once. Not all that long ago.Nationalism pulls peoples strings. Pity really.
The EU is the main cause of illegal migration into the UK, because of the EU policy of open borders, it means an illegal migrant only has to get somewhere like Italy and then there is nothing to stop the illegal from travelling across Europe to France.
What huge pile of bollaks.
Why do you say that?
There are also countries which have been subjected to western backed proxy wars.
That’s bolox.
the number getting to Calais to cross to the UK is minute.
honestly your ridiculous hatred of the EU clouds any common sense you may have had.
By the way they are not illegal migrants they are refugees.
Thank you for pointing out the UK has a moral obligation to help refugees we are partly responsible.
You support Putins Brexit and Putins bankrolled Conservative party….and therefore you are responsible for Putin bombing Syria.
Illegal migration of people has nothing to do with open or closed borders. We are seeing unprecedented levels of Channel crossings and we are not even in The EU.
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That doesn't make sense. If a border is closed you cannot get through it legally.
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