In the week ending 24th July an average of 153 people a day came here irregularly (new PC speak for illegally) . In the 3 years from 2021 to 2023 it was an average of 93 a day. These are just the numbers of people they know of .In just a few days.....WOW
LolWorry not, Sir Keir is on it...
The biggest rise in immigration was under Rishi Sunak.They support it.
Racial stereotyping again.Irish protesters? I've never heard of that before.![]()
The Irish government supported the EU against the UK during the Brexit negotiations.
Irish protesters? I've never heard of that before.![]()
Mottie was eager to bring the forum's attention to protests in Ireland against accommodation for refugees.Racial stereotyping again.
Tut, tut.lol
Protests at several locations in started in early November 2022 after the development of sites in various parts of the country as temporary asylum seeker shelters...
Protests have been held in East Wall, Ballymun, Drimnagh, and elsewhere in Dublin; Fermoy and Mallow in County Cork; Kill, County Kildare; Lismore, County Waterford; Mullingar, County Westmeath; Inch, County Clare; and Rosslare Harbour, County Wexford.
Ireland has no loyalty to UK.They are now reaping the reward for treachery.
Its the summer, it's always higher I'm the summer.In the week ending 24th July an average of 153 people a day came here irregularly (new PC speak for illegally) . In the 3 years from 2021 to 2023 it was an average of 93 a day. These are just the numbers of people they know of .
Ireland benefits from the CTA which allows Irish citizens unrestricted access to the UK.Ireland has no loyalty to UK.
In fact UK deserves no loyalty from Ireland.
Ireland is a separate country to UK, and it is entitled to foster its own friends, allies and trading partners.
Why do you think UK deserves some 'loyalty' from Ireland?
However UK considers Ireland is irrelevant, Ireland is a separate and independent nation, it can exercise its own policies without the consent or consideration of the UK.Ireland benefits from the CTA which allows Irish citizens unrestricted access to the UK.
They can also vote in UK elections, so it isn't as if they are considered a separate country in the normal sense by the UK government.
That means the government should expect some reciprocity when it comes to foreign affairs.
Are you f*king kidding me?glad to see the police getting the job done in Manchester - far better than seeing them dancing around rainbows
Attempted maybe. But as no-one died, yet, I can't see how anyone can be charged with killing anyone.Are you f*king kidding me?
The officer was out of control and no excuse for his reaction to a fellow officer getting her nose broke. He'll be lucky to avoid manslaughter charges and his career is certainly done for.