Welcoming refugees. Well done Brits!

[Pretty pink fairy]

Agreed. Him with his trolling and Chicken Run with his stalking, I will be ignoring their mean spirited drivel from now on. They behaved for about a week after Bozza's sticky but simply cannot help themselves and are back to trolling and digging people out. Who can be bothered to deal with them.

That clearly isn't the case is it , when faced with questions you feel uncomfortable in answering you resort to wishy washy accusations .



What are your thoughts on the Government bailing out of ECHR ?


Regards
DF

 

[Randy McNob]

I wonder if the fishing boat blockading the RNLI in Hastings had nothing better to do after losing all his business due to Brexit?

That would really encapsulate Britain under Johnson

 

[Eeyore]

It was only a matter of time , sadly the RNLI will suffer financially as well

Regards
DF

Donations will go up because the majority of people aren't ****s.

I've set up a regular gift for them after the Farage saga. It was one of their best days for donations.

As for paying to put the channel crossing folk up, well, I resent paying taxes to keep someone with your views PPF. Those arriving have a better claim. But, still, I pay them.

You seem to be becoming increasingly irate about all this. Maybe focus your mind elsewhere for a while. All this isn't good for you.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I've set up a regular gift for them after the Farage saga. It was one of their best days for donations.

As for paying to put the channel crossing folk up, well, I resent paying taxes to keep someone with your views PPF. Those arriving have a better claim. But, still, I pay them.

You seem to be becoming increasingly irate about all this. Maybe focus your mind elsewhere for a while. All this isn't good for you.

I'm fine thanks , good on you if you still donate but don't knock others for not .
The yougov poll I posted was interesting compared to some of the opinions on here, I think it's well worth keeping a balanced view on the topic don't you ?


Regards
DF

 

[WATFORD zero]

I wonder if the fishing boat blockading the RNLI in Hastings had nothing better to do after losing all his business due to Brexit?

That would really encapsulate Britain under Johnson

Well Ppf voted to exacerbate the refugee problem (twice) and is now moaning and whining that the refugee problem has got worse, so it wouldn't surprise me

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Well Ppf voted to exacerbate the refugee problem (twice) and is now moaning and whining that the refugee problem has got worse, so it wouldn't surprise me

No no , you've got it wrong yet again , the majority are economic migrants seeking refuge in 4 star hotels with all the freebies that go with it.


Regards
DF

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It was only a matter of time , sadly the RNLI will suffer financially as well

R

You wish. I have seen at least two different GoFundMe totals with thousands raised for the RNLI in the last 24 hours. The vast majority of people have basic empathy and humanity.

 

[rogersix]

This seems a fair assessment

https://youtu.be/jE18M9GBPV0


Regards
DF

can't be arsed to watch all that dribble, are you unable to form your own sentences?

 

[rogersix]

For sure when they start taking these people straight back to France

Regards
DF

do you still think that's possible, if so, why hasn't patel thought of it?

 

[rogersix]

Meanwhile back in the real world

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...YQFnoECAkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1kb3zt4Fwa4MaEZwbywyCt

Regards
DF

give us your detailed, real world, solution

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Our government are deliberately antagonistic towards the French because they know it keeps their core voters happy. Unfortunately, Johnson’s government don’t seem to care that lives are at stake. Which sadly, does not surprise me at all.

OK, I'll bite. I don't think it's anything to do with being antagonistic - more the French doing what they often do which is push a problem to someone else - and I say that as someone that loves France, the French and has a home there.

The deaths are awful BUT avoidable - if people stayed in France ( or the first EU country they got to ) they could make a decent life for themselves. France is a highly developed country with a very good welfare state so why risk your life getting into a inflatable boat that probably wouldn't survive in Hove Lagoon ?

That's not to say I don't have any sympathy but there are two sorts of migrant - economic and asylum. Asylum seekers should claim asylum in the first 'safe' country they get to ( and that is international law ). I think the UN should then divide them up, and I mean the numbers not families, and 'safe' countries should have to take their share based on population size, language spoken and economic status. Asylum seekers shouldn't get a choice. Economic migrants should be sent back to where they came from.

 

[Lever]

can't be arsed to watch all that dribble, are you unable to form your own sentences?

Is that a rhetorical question?

 

[Chicken Run]

OK, I'll bite. I don't think it's anything to do with being antagonistic - more the French doing what they often do which is push a problem to someone else - and I say that as someone that loves France, the French and has a home there.

The deaths are awful BUT avoidable - if people stayed in France ( or the first EU country they got to ) they could make a decent life for themselves. France is a highly developed country with a very good welfare state so why risk your life getting into a inflatable boat that probably wouldn't survive in Hove Lagoon ?

That's not to say I don't have any sympathy but there are two sorts of migrant - economic and asylum. Asylum seekers should claim asylum in the first 'safe' country they get to ( and that is international law ). I think the UN should then divide them up, and I mean the numbers not families, and 'safe' countries should have to take their share based on population size, language spoken and economic status. Asylum seekers shouldn't get a choice. Economic migrants should be sent back to where they came from.

I love the bit where when questioned as to why they are not stopping the people entering the water the 8 or 9 French Police watching from the sidelines cite the fact that they are outnumbered…..

Yet on arrival apparently 5-10 British Police are able to deal, contain and move the people onwards for processing

Amazing


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[sydney]

I just like to highlight the contradictions of the "I love Boris / the UKIP Tories / they can do no wrong" brigade who also moan of the consequences / reality of them being the entire opposite. All the current problems this country faces can traced back to the fact we have a complete bunch of ****wits running the country

yes , yes , yes dear boy but what were the chances of having a pack of gannets in charge in Britain , America and Aus at the same period in history , honestly , if you put them in a canoe together 50 k off shore they wouldn't have a chance , pretenders of men....turds...!!

 

[A1X]

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[Bold Seagull]

OK, I'll bite. I don't think it's anything to do with being antagonistic - more the French doing what they often do which is push a problem to someone else - and I say that as someone that loves France, the French and has a home there.

The deaths are awful BUT avoidable - if people stayed in France ( or the first EU country they got to ) they could make a decent life for themselves. France is a highly developed country with a very good welfare state so why risk your life getting into a inflatable boat that probably wouldn't survive in Hove Lagoon ?

That's not to say I don't have any sympathy but there are two sorts of migrant - economic and asylum. Asylum seekers should claim asylum in the first 'safe' country they get to ( and that is international law ). I think the UN should then divide them up, and I mean the numbers not families, and 'safe' countries should have to take their share based on population size, language spoken and economic status. Asylum seekers shouldn't get a choice. Economic migrants should be sent back to where they came from.

I think you'll find it isn't international law, and this has been upheld in UK courts.
https://fullfact.org/immigration/refugees-first-safe-country/
https://www.amnesty.org.uk/truth-about-refugees

 

[Bold Seagull]

I love the bit where when questioned as to why they are not stopping the people entering the water the 8 or 9 French Police watching from the sidelines cite the fact that they are outnumbered…..

Yet on arrival apparently 5-10 British Police are able to deal, contain and move the people onwards for processing

Amazing

I’m glad you find it amusing that people want a solution to people losing their lives in French waters to the point that you politicise your comments, quite literally shame on you.

 

[Chicken Run]

Oh you still think all of this is a big joke then [emoji2357]


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[Bold Seagull]

Oh you still think all of this is a big joke then

No. Just you.

 

[Chicken Run]

No. Just you.

Well stop trolling then [emoji106]


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