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CLYDEBANK29
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Report tobermory • October 12, 2026 7:34 PM BST
just leave the relevant treaties and repeal all laws giving us obligations to asylum seekers

And then we deport them without breaking any laws
Report Busyfool • October 12, 2026 8:35 PM BST
the illegal entrants are contravening border laws that apply everywhere. but they dont apply for asylum anywhere else

for good reason. try barging into russia and see waht happens. you wont get any cash, thats for sure. more likely is a brtual lack of empathy that only exists in europe and the anglosphere

nobody believes in asylum. its abuse of a post-ww2 treaty designed to help those in fear of soviet persecution, with good reason. the ussr doesnt exist any more, so why does the agreement?

even more barmy is that the security sevices have to devote a huge percentage of their resources tracking these arrivals in case they decide to murder citizens of the country they have invaded
Report Cider • October 13, 2026 3:49 PM BST
Leave AI alone.

Yes, bullsh11t 'international law' has been woven into domestic law. Deliberately so, by liberalists. The Tories are too wet to do any thing about it. See brexit Plain
Report ----you-have-to-laugh--- • October 13, 2026 4:08 PM BST
If Parliament passes a law by due process
to specifically do something otherwise not allowed in UK law then
domestic courts cannot override the new law.

Finding somewhere to take millions of migrants and finding replacements to staff our businesses cannot
be legislated for.

Just rejoin EU and ship migrants back next day after they arrive.
Report Busyfool • October 13, 2026 9:02 PM BST
of all the tripe cider has put up, thats the worst, in a hot contest

if thats true, ive been onto a i long before it existed, 20 years at least on here
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