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It's clearly an acknowledgement that education or information is needed. To answer my question, would you prefer these people to be educated or not?

Would you prefer that people who haven't been raised here aren't educated in the way things are here? Educating them seems more sensible than not educating them. It's being done in a shit way mind, and although the information shouldn't have to be given, I'm struggling to think why anyone would prefer the information not to be given.

I think you're approaching a complex issue in a very simple way, and looking for a scapegoat that doesn't exist. At the end of the day, government decisions are exactly that. There'll always be opposition to anything, from various areas of the political spectrum, and quite what you're trying to prove here I can't see. At the end of the day, illegal immigration on this scale was teed up by the tory government, and there has not been a labour policy which has led to it getting worse. Indeed, labour have increased removals, closed more hotels, and carried out more raids.

Devils advocate - educating people who may need educating, is surely better than not educating them.

Yep. You're not investing in a top end championship club with hundreds of millions. And his name sounds too much like Yul Brynner for my liking.

Israel could attack any NATO country and article 5 wouldn't get invoked, and Turkey wouldn't have entered into the middle east defence pact if they had confidence in NATO article 5 support.

But nobody would get on boat if they could become one of the 300. Or something like that.

It'll be a test for sure. I suspect the line will be that Turkey were the aggressor, so article 5 shouldn't apply, or some nonsense.

Hilarious that people saw that as a solution, and still think it would have been.

Now turning up the heat in Syria. Chunks of the West occupied (plus Golan), attacks to the north, coupled with veiled threats to Turkey which Bibi has said is due to "security", but basically means Turkey will stop them doing what they want. So Gaza destroyed and occupied, the west bank being eroded daily, more settlements promised, southern Lebanon smashed up and occupied, western Syria occupied, and now teeing up for a scrap with Turkey. Fair play to Turkey for doing more than strongly worded letters, but the west beed to do more about this expansionism and behaviour.

Indeed. There are no labour policies which have led to the illegal immigration problem. They inherited the mess from their predecessors. Brexit was a Tory created, and implemented, problem. Labour have increased enforcement metrics - returns have increased (nearly 60,000 under labour), workplace raids have increased massively, asylum hotels have reduced. People should have an opinion, and a political leaning, but we're surrounded by the likes of BP/Ralph/Osvoldoramo and a few others who appear to be catching their cold, who have become convinced that this is a labour created issue, cheered on by people who aren't actually cheering it on, and that only brown people rape others. Weird.

We owed £99m in transfer fees. The books are out of balance.

Yep. Team selection was odd. You put your best wingers on the wings, and your best 10 as a 10. Scienza left, Azaz in behind, Matsuki or Fellows right shouldn't have been in dispute imo.

That doesn't address the point that was being made. Sure, he got an assist. For the rest of the game he was largely anonymous. Controlling midfield is vital. Bragg doesn't do that.

Agreed, that's how I see Bragg. He can do a job, but he gets a better press than he deserves as he's home grown. I'm not sure he's much or any better than Smallbone, and I wasn't disappointed to see him leave. If we want a serious promotion push, we need better.