MalcSB
Well-Known Member
If only a few people had actually been sent there,
If only a few people had actually been sent there,The Rwanda scheme never made a blind bit of difference. Cost us £280M for nothing. The numbers arriving by boats actually went up. If £28M a year has any effect at all it will be money far wiser spent than the Rwanda scheme.
Wonder if anyone has asked how many British people there are in foreign jails !!!Bring back the sheriff driving people out to the City Limits and outlaws.
Very difficult to work with someone who is ideologically totally opposed to what you are trying to do.
How gullible and naive are you to believe JSO propaganda,
According to Putin, Russia never bombs civilian targets.
Those bastard lawyers looking out for human rights.Not helped when on the odd occasions when it’s tried, other passengers prevent the flight taking off.
Plus human rights lawyers.
If they are that worried, they can always return.
Beg your pardon it’s 1700 in prison on this more accurate one so 10%
6000 a year so a fair chance there are more Britain’s in prison abroad than foreigners in our prisons
mmmmmm interesting
Granted!!🫣Beg your pardon it’s 1700 in prison on this more accurate one so 10%
6000 a year so a fair chance there are more Britain’s in prison abroad than foreigners in our prisons
mmmmmm interesting
There were “protests”. They were jailed for conspiracy to organise the protests.There was no protest. It was just planned. They were jailed for conspiracy.
There were “protests”. They were jailed for conspiracy to organise the protests.
From The Independent
“Five Just Stop Oil protesters have been jailed for conspiring to organise protests that blocked the M25 motorway.
Roger Hallam, 58, Daniel Shaw, 38, Louise Lancaster, 58, Lucia Whittaker De Abreu, 35, and Cressida Gethin, 22, agreed to cause disruption to traffic by having protesters climb onto gantries over the motorway for four successive days in November 2022.
Prosecutors alleged the protests, which saw 45 people climb up the gantries, led to an economic cost of at least £765,000, while the cost to the Metropolitan Police was more than £1.1 million.
They allegedly caused more than 50,000 hours of vehicle delay, affecting more than 700,000 vehicles, and left the M25 “compromised” for more than 120 hours.
A police officer suffered concussion and bruising after being knocked off his motorbike in traffic caused by one of the protests on 9 November 2022, prosecutor Jocelyn Ledward KC said at the sentencing hearing at Southwark Crown Court on ”
Very funny, but actually supports the pointGood to see you show some sympathy for civil servants at last.
This is exactly why it was always going to fail. It was a simplistic answer to a complex question. Just so little understanding of the odds for example of people trying to get here. It literally didn’t matter how many people we sent to Rwanda their odds of dying on route to the UK at pretty much every stage were far greater than their odds of getting sent to Rwanda. They accepted those odds why would smaller odds deter them? Forget the dangerous crossings of the Med and the English Channel in small boats, they actually had a higher chance of dying crossing Europe by any means with the exception of the train than getting sent to Rwanda once they got here.If only a few people had actually been sent there,
A motorway being closed will reduce accidents actuallyNo it ain’t, should have been longer it could have caused accidents and people would have got hurt
lets close all motorways them, sheer brilliance,A motorway being closed will reduce accidents actually
We will never know whether the possibility of being sent to Rwanda on top of, and having survived, all the dangers you identify would have been the straw that broke the camels back and deterred people from their hazardous journey to the last safe place of many they would encounter and pass through en route.This is exactly why it was always going to fail. It was a simplistic answer to a complex question. Just so little understanding of the odds for example of people trying to get here. It literally didn’t matter how many people we sent to Rwanda their odds of dying on route to the UK at pretty much every stage were far greater than their odds of getting sent to Rwanda. They accepted those odds why would smaller odds deter them? Forget the dangerous crossings of the Med and the English Channel in small boats, they actually had a higher chance of dying crossing Europe by any means with the exception of the train than getting sent to Rwanda once they got here.
The money spent on Rwanda would have been far better spent dealing with the route causes at ground zero.
Well, if you will make stupid statements, what do you expect.Oh dear
Yes. I am sure they would oppose us taking Shamima Begun back.
6000 a year so a fair chance there are more Britain’s in prison abroad than foreigners in our prisons
mmmmmm interesting
Well, if you will make stupid statements, what do you expect.
I doubt that people who have fled Hong Kong will give the JSO convicts a second thought.
Dale Vince equating the sentences to North Korea or Russia - they haven’t been machine gunned or poisoned.
Under a Labour government too.He's right. we're on a slippery slope.
Hey Malc, i've got a new avatar for you mate
Thanks, that is an incredible likeness.That's is literally how I imagine him!
TouchéThanks, that is an incredible likeness.
We do. Numbers went up while the threat was being administered. At best it had no effect at worst it had negative effect. You can ignore the facts all you like but it didn’t work.We will never know whether the possibility of being sent to Rwanda on top of, and having survived, all the dangers you identify would have been the straw that broke the camels back and deterred people from their hazardous journey to the last safe place of many they would encounter and pass through en route.
We should put anyone whose car breaks down in jaillets close all motorways them, sheer brilliance,
It might increase accidents on non motorway roads, cause huge inconvenience to people trying to go about their lawful business, increase congestion and hence pollution leading to countless urban deaths from respiratory conditions.
If you check the FOI related to that the ambulance service said it was not on an emergency call and it was a non issue. That’s entirely consistent with JSOs stated policy of moving for emergency services on blue lightsMmmm
Ambulance heading to emergency blocked as Just Stop Oil clash with police
Met Police said the ambulance, which had flashing blue lights on, wasn’t able to get over the London bridge due to the climate change protestwww.independent.co.uk
Bloody hell, you do come out with some crap. A breakdown is accidental, not deliberate.We should put anyone whose car breaks down in jail
That’s not the only occasion. And, of course, people travelling for life saving chemotherapy etc. don’t tend to have blue lights.If you check the FOI related to that the ambulance service said it was not on an emergency call and it was a non issue. That’s entirely consistent with JSOs stated policy of moving for emergency services on blue lights
If you check the FOI related to that the ambulance service said it was not on an emergency call and it was a non issue. That’s entirely consistent with JSOs stated policy of moving for emergency services on blue lights
Fairs fair Northern, anyone pulling for a more equitable society has to personally live in a cardboard box and dress in bin-liners to avoid being called a hypocriteI never get the 'ha you're not deliberately living in abject poverty therefore you can't want a better world' argument, whatever the subject.
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