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Poor sods how can we help them fit in better
Ban drinking or just arrest the drugged up people maybe
A refugee who escaped war-torn Eritrea said he has been exposed to drunks, drug abuse and a burglary since moving to a Swansea council estate.
Biniam Omar, used to live in the African state that is known for its human rights abuses, forcing hundreds of thousands of Eritreans to flee in search for a better life.
Dated: 30/09/2016 ATTACKER RAPED TEEN AT HOUSE PARTY .. Terry Maughan, 23, from Blaydon, Gateshead, who was jailed for seven years at Newcastle Crown Court today (FRI) after being found guilty of raping a teen girl when they were left alone at a house party together. SEE COPY FROM NORTH NEWS
Rapist attacked ‘extremely drunk’ girl for 90 minutes while strangling her
But the 38-year-old said he is now frightened to open his door after he fell victim to a burglary, losing all his possessions at the Griffith John Street tower block where he currently lives.
He told The Sun: ‘I feel frightened to open the door. There are many people drunk and taking drugs.
‘They knock on the door in the middle of the night. Nobody told me what it was like before I came here – if they had I wouldn’t have come.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/10/03/refugee-who-fled-war-torn-eritrea-says-life-is-even-worse-in-swansea-after-burglary-6167368/#ixzz4M7nIluqK
Ban drinking or just arrest the drugged up people maybe
A refugee who escaped war-torn Eritrea said he has been exposed to drunks, drug abuse and a burglary since moving to a Swansea council estate.
Biniam Omar, used to live in the African state that is known for its human rights abuses, forcing hundreds of thousands of Eritreans to flee in search for a better life.
Dated: 30/09/2016 ATTACKER RAPED TEEN AT HOUSE PARTY .. Terry Maughan, 23, from Blaydon, Gateshead, who was jailed for seven years at Newcastle Crown Court today (FRI) after being found guilty of raping a teen girl when they were left alone at a house party together. SEE COPY FROM NORTH NEWS
Rapist attacked ‘extremely drunk’ girl for 90 minutes while strangling her
But the 38-year-old said he is now frightened to open his door after he fell victim to a burglary, losing all his possessions at the Griffith John Street tower block where he currently lives.
He told The Sun: ‘I feel frightened to open the door. There are many people drunk and taking drugs.
‘They knock on the door in the middle of the night. Nobody told me what it was like before I came here – if they had I wouldn’t have come.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/10/03/refugee-who-fled-war-torn-eritrea-says-life-is-even-worse-in-swansea-after-burglary-6167368/#ixzz4M7nIluqK
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‘They knock on the door in the middle of the night. Nobody told me what it was like before I came here – if they had I wouldn’t have come.
 Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/10/03/refugee-who-fled-war-torn-eritrea-says-life-is-even-worse-in-swansea-after-burglary-6167368/#ixzz4M7nksM2f |
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‘Whenever you open the door here there is a risk. People in Eritrea are nice and hard working – the only problem is the politics.’
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She was jailed for ten months. Omar, who is too ill to work, said he feels ‘violated’ by the ordeal.
KERCHINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG |
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who is too ill to work,
Should we start up a Just Giving page for him. Poor man. On Rothesay one immigrant was quoted as saying There's nothing for us to do here, if I'd known it was this boring I'd never have come. Give him his fair to Calais, plenty to do there. |
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itv went to greece to do one of their tv weepies showing families living in a dissused petrol station,someone should have asked why they went all the way to greece when theres 10,s of thousands in london,s east living under bridges,garden sheds,woods,roundabouts,shop doorways,airports,train stations,obviously if they show these apart from yvette,cleggy,and dear old mr izzard the rest of the country would say its time to put the house full signs up,
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I read this the other day he has been here 5 years and never worked, that's why 1000's of Eritreans are biding their time at Calais.
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I'm surprised Facts hasn't offered to rehouse the poor soul.
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Is he considering returning home?
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I hope so, lets start a just giving page to help him on his way.
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what about a
give him fcuk all page |
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we could arrange a page for his travel home i suppose
anyone know how it gets paid out if someone can get one fired up then i will give my bank details for payments and make sure to pass all monies over to omar |
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thanks for that omar,
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