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25 Jan 16
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Hard to credit this man is leading a political party.
He now wants all the Calais criminals let into Britain,in his words sure there is only around 6000 of them,how naive.
Does he not realise that the ordinary people of Britain want a stop to immigration.
Does he not realise that these new entrants will need housing.
Does he not realise that these gentlemen will need money
Does he not realise that some of them are ISIS.
Does he not realise that letting these in will cause an explosion of migrants to flock to Calais.
He now wants all the Calais criminals let into Britain,in his words sure there is only around 6000 of them,how naive.
Does he not realise that the ordinary people of Britain want a stop to immigration.
Does he not realise that these new entrants will need housing.
Does he not realise that these gentlemen will need money
Does he not realise that some of them are ISIS.
Does he not realise that letting these in will cause an explosion of migrants to flock to Calais.
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"For a couple of seconds, our muggers seemed confused. I looked at their faces and noticed their eyes were glassy and hollow – heroin and crystal meth are rife in the camp – before they ran off, dropping Teun’s snatched notebook when they realised it was not a wallet."
. http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/01/25/journo-attacked-in-calais-reveals-british-pro-migration-activists-bent-on-spreading-violence-amongst-migrants/ |
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Population of Greater London is circa 10 million so he figures what does
another 6000 or so matter and he gets Liberal brownie points. Of course in 2 months time there will be another 6000! Somebody should tell him that just now they get through at circa 100 a week so its a sort of controlled immigration. |
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Cameron must be laughing his socks off. I've heard Cameron deliberately lets him look good sometimes at PMQ because it suits the Tories to have Corbyn at the helm because he's never going to get elected.
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^ Dangerous game
Federer wouldn't do that ! |
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He actually went to visit all the British activists there,I find this truly shocking.
Is there no rule of law in France ? |
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Never mind Corbyn meeting with a bunch of migrants. I'd like him to meet my bunch of fives!
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I don't think Corbyn has any serious intention of trying to get into no 10. It's far easier to keep telling us what's wrong than actually be in power and find the means to put his idealistic left wing ideas into force. He must know that his little trip to Calais is not exactly a vote winner.
Either that or he is incredibly politically unsophisticated and naive which are not ideal qualities for a world leader. If you thought Milliband was bad................ |
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cameron wants vulnerable kids let in who have no adults to accompany them.
politicans eyes lit up on that suggestion I bet, some probably licking their lips if history is anything to go by. |
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corbyn is a decent man but also an idealist who was content to live out his political life on the back benches
lets face it though the other candidates were so bland and awful he was by some way the best of a really bad lot stll cannot understand why i didnt chuck a fiver on him at 250s |
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`Yes Corbyn is a decent and caring man and I believe is sincere in the stuff he comes out with. Unlike our old friend Blair. But he tells us how unfair it is that Google have paid so little tax but must know that companies are taxed on profits and not on turnover so its our complicated tax system and tax havens to blame not the Tories. He also knows that he will never be in power so his "solutions" will never be put to the ultimate test.
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