skybluetony176
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Can’t even guess what that’s supposed to mean.
Do you acknowledge what I’ve said is correct?
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Can’t even guess what that’s supposed to mean.
Do you acknowledge what I’ve said is correct?
skybluetony176
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Ha ha ha ha. You’ve constantly blamed immigration and accused anyone of pointing out decades of failure to invest in the infrastructure that our growing economy has required by successive governments as making up excuses for the EU. I’m not even going to start on the irony of your last sentence.
dutchman
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If they arrived in another EU country first, I believe they then have an automatic right of entry to the UK?
Whatever the technicalities there are a very large number of them where I live and increasing every day.
chiefdave
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They'll still be able to do that after Brexit. Unless we're going to refuse to take any asylum seekers which won't do our international relationships much good at a time we're trying to negotiate trade deals.
skybluetony176
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If that was the case why are there migrant camps all along the French coast full of illegal immigrants who are trying to cross the channel illegally as they have no rights to cross it legally?
dutchman
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Do they not have to be granted "asylum seeker" or something first?
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
If they have been granted citizenship of that country, then they probably do, in which case they were probably asylum seekers. If they weren't asylum seekers then they wouldn't be able to move around the EU freely, unless they were doing so illegally, in which case they'd get picked up at the UK border.
dutchman
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But according to previous posts in this thread they wouldn't be allowed to work here (which they do) and wouldn't qualify for social housing (which they also do).
skybluetony176
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They have to be apply asylum status, be granted that status and then given EU citizenship before enjoying freedom of movement. That’s a whole process. Nothing automatic about that as it’s not a guarantee. Asylum may also only be granted while a child so they may have to return at the age of 18 having never gained EU citizenship. There’s been a good few high profile cases of that happening in the U.K. of late.
skybluetony176
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That’s not automatic though. They have to have been successful in claiming asylum and then be successful in gaining EU citizenship first.
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Do you mean if they have been granted EU citizenship?
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
There are plenty of South Americans here and none of them are from an ex-British colony.
skybluetony176
Well-Known Member
So? What’s your point?
Astute
Well-Known Member
Most are hard working. Then they send money back to those they left behind. But should we ignore what the others do?
dutchman
Well-Known Member
Where? On a social housing estate in Coventry?
Astute
Well-Known Member
I have said a fair few times about my family that have moved to an EU country. And also about my plans that were to leave the UK semi permanently in 9 years. I see it both ways. But I am not supposed to mention anything which causes problems in the UK. If you need proof just look at the diatribe that Tony comes out with. And the fool voted UKIP.
dutchman
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There's no good reason for them being here.
Astute
Well-Known Member
Yes correct as I have just mentioned.
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
I don't see how you could begrudge a working person doing what they wish, including giving it to their family. I'm sure you would do the same in their position.
Astute
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I acknowledge that what you have said is you twisting the truth as usual and have ignored everything I have said as usual.
Astute
Well-Known Member
Just point out once where I have said anything against it.
What I do point out is how it affects people in the UK. Then I get told it makes no difference. Like millions of people moving here makes no difference to our homeless problem. Yeah OK. It isn't their fault but it does make a massive difference.
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Then surely you consider that those who were invited to move here from the former-colonies have also caused a strain, yet you only ever seem to target EU migrants. If the economy remains successful after Brexit, then both skilled and non-skilled migrants will required. The government likes to go on about record employment levels, if that is the case then it suggests these workers are filling jobs; I would be much more sympathetic to your point if there were increasing levels of unemployment but it is those at the job taking care of their own and ignoring those at the bottom and blaming working people looking for a better life who come to this country and contribute in tax revenues.
I think that Blair made a mistake in not implementing controls on Poles working here when Poland joined the EU, there was a sudden surge and it caused people to feel unsettled, I remember it at the time. This was a domestic policy though, and I am sure I read somewhere that since Germany lifted restrictions, more have started to go there instead.
skybluetony176
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clint van damme
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Stoke El damoor!
skybluetony176
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So what have I said that’s factually incorrect? The only person who twisted is you. You said that the mental health unit was closing because they couldn’t cope because of immigrants swelling the local population. A) it wasn’t closing it was moving. B) it was moving to make way for an growing elderly population not a growing immigrant population as you claimed. That’s you twisting not me. You post a link to a benefit to the Hospital as a growth in the migrant population saved the maternity unit from closure as the population growth has made the unit sustainable. You now dismiss and twist your own link. That’s again you twisting, not me. Twisting your own link I might add, nothing I brought up in the first place. And then we had your anecdote yesterday about a woman dying when being moved to a different hospital as if somehow it was the fault of the EU or immigration yet in your post (presumably copied and pasted) it said it was due to a delay in the decision to move her that caused her death. I asked you to clarify how that was the EU’s fault and never got an explanation after you had tried to twist a delayed decision into it being the fault of the EU and migrants. Twisting again.
Then you have the audacity to accuse others of twisting. I’ve corrected your twisting, nothing else. If I’m guilty of anything it’s untwisting not twisting. You should change your username to Chubby Checker with the amount of twisting you do.
dutchman
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That's Richard Branson's House Boy isn't it?
Who says otherwise?
Nigerians, Kenyans, Ugandans, etc. I can understand but not Africans with no historical connection with Britain.
fellatio_Martinez
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The notion that immigration will stop after even the hardest of brexits is naive.
African migrants will fill whatever gap the EU workers leave.
African migrants will fill whatever gap the EU workers leave.
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Or workers from India once migration laws for them are softened in return for a trade deal. It's never been about immigration for those at the top though, it's been used to get people worked up.
skybluetony176
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What an ignorant fuck you are.
He came to the U.K. at the age of 8 as a refugee to escape the exact same ignorance you’re displaying.
Who says otherwise? The sovereign law of this country, that’s who.
He arrived unable to speak English but such are the virtues of the U.K. he loves this country and proudly represents it as British. I suspect he’s done more for the benefit of the U.K. in the 27 years he’s been here than you’ll achieve in your lifetime. He’s a fine example of what is good about this country in the fact that he’s here in the first place and the opportunity he’s grasped with both hands to achieve what he has. You want to make out his displaced. I’d suggest that it’s you and your moronic ramblings that are displaced. A 1000 of you aren’t worth 1 Mo Farah. I’m proud to have him as a fellow Brit and I’m proud that this country has enough about it to give him that opportunity.
Oh, I forgot to say that Somaliland which is Mo Farahs ethnic background was a British colony you ignorant prick.
Where would that be? Alien culture in Christian Europe? Gipsies maybe as the live in their own communities wherever they are. But, othordox or RC are not alien cultures.
That sounds like absolute crap to me. The Dublin agreement says otherwise, and, as we are not in Schengen, how do they cross our borders without our consent?
skybluetony176
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You’d have thought that a Dutchman would know of William of Orange as well. Coming other here with his religion, setting up the basis of the Church of England.
How does that work? A Pakistani goes to Germany to come to Britain? If Mogg gets his way, Asians will encouraged to come instead of EU citizens. He says people of Pakistani descent should bring their relations over.
True. Not 5. keep trying you’re getting warmer.