Dec 14, 2022 -- 9:53AM, akabula wrote:
risking their lives crossing the Med in dinghiesNot surprising that Porkie only ever sees this through the eyes of the illegal immigrants.What about the lives of the rescue services who they are putting at risk?The RNLI are currently advertising for donations. I wonder how many people will give given where the cash is going.
Fair point. Have you donated to the RNLI lately aka?
Dec 14, 2022 -- 9:54AM, lfc1971 wrote:
pp , I’ll try again If they are stopped and returned to France They will , unless extremely stupid not keep trying
just epic thickness
Dec 15, 2022 -- 3:39AM, lfc1971 wrote:
Your regular reminder that we are talking about stopping illegal migrants crossing the channel
I've no problem with that per se, but we've essentially shut down the mechanisms for genuine refugees to claim asylum and now they feel they are forced to use this route. That a few bad apples join them is a consequence of our decisions.
Dec 14, 2022 -- 10:11AM, Foinavon wrote:
I'm with porky on ID cards. I carried one with me (residency card for foreigners) for years when I lived in France. It had to be renewed at regular intervals and certainly would have impeded illegal activities as you had to show it to do all sorts of things or on demand from a police officer.
yep, same in Malta. Just not sure what the argument against them is really.
Dec 15, 2022 -- 2:52AM, SirNorbertClarke wrote:
Calling people creatures, your overt racism is showing Timber
People who pay child torturers & rapists 10k to get on a dinghy to enter a country illegally are creatures
Dec 15, 2022 -- 3:51AM, lfc1971 wrote:
They are leaving France by dinghie - if they are in France they shouldn’t be applying for asylum in England so any process or lack of such for asylum seekers in these cases does not apply
Well, that may be the rule in your head but it's not a rule that any western nation actually follows
Dec 15, 2022 -- 3:52AM, Dr Crippen wrote:
Here we have a chronic shortage of houses. A health service on its knees. Every public service under pressure. Hotels bursting with people who have entered the country illegally,
Dec 15, 2022 -- 4:18AM, lfc1971 wrote:
pp last I checked the rules were that you apply for asylum in your first safe country When did that change , or is France not considered to be a safe country ?
Not the rule I've ever heard. Can you point me to it please.
Dec 15, 2022 -- 10:08AM, Timber wrote:
Third largest economy in the worldJapan granted refugee status to 74 asylum-seekers in 2021. You might be astounded at this tiny number, but it is the highest since Japan first recognized refugees in 1982. Nearly half of the 74 people granted asylum last year came from Myanmar following last year's military takeover
99% homogenous
Meanwhile we are becoming mongrelised