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2 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

In which case we're not gaining anything at all, just continue as we are now.

I think a basic amenities detention centre, people living god knows how many to a room, is less appealing than a house or hotel. But yep, it's a variation on a theme. 

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26 minutes ago, egg said:

I think a basic amenities detention centre, people living god knows how many to a room, is less appealing than a house or hotel. But yep, it's a variation on a theme. 

Basic, but decorated, a bit like an IRA cell.

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28 minutes ago, egg said:

I think a basic amenities detention centre, people living god knows how many to a room, is less appealing than a house or hotel. But yep, it's a variation on a theme. 

And on the Isle of Wight.

Posted
1 hour ago, Osvaldorama said:


Same place. Just give the men some pamphlets on how to behave 

I don’t agree with a lot of what Os posts, but this was very funny.

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Well both Tory and Labour governments have demonstrated that they are incapable of solving this problem.

Every suggestion on here has been rounded on and trashed so it looks like we all have to suck it up and carry on splashing the cash . 

Posted
1 hour ago, Osvaldorama said:

I do think something like the Rwanda scheme was a good idea too. 
 

What they tried to do failed, but just yeeting them somewhere else is something I’d like. Basically anywhere that they wouldn’t be endangering British communities. 
 

That was also slow them down as they realise they won’t be allowed avoid the gravy train 

But that was for 300 people only, and cost £600m. For 30k people that would cost £60bn.

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Posted (edited)
14 minutes ago, Challenger said:

Well both Tory and Labour governments have demonstrated that they are incapable of solving this problem.

Every suggestion on here has been rounded on and trashed so it looks like we all have to suck it up and carry on splashing the cash . 

Nope, I have solutions.

1. Reopen applications from abroad, and pass a law that anyone that comes across illegally is removed to country of origin irrespective of refugee status.

2. Rejoin the EU and take everything that comes with that, including the Euro and free movement of people if need be, and then ensure that we continue what we did before in removing using the Dublin agreement.

3. Start funding education in the countries that are the biggest issues, as well as tackling global inequality that pushed economic migrants towards Europe.

Other solutions are just sticking plasters.

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Twitter has been a little more strange than normal  today. Its almost if they're willing something to happen. Bat shit crazy doesn't even go close to describing some of the shit posted from the doxxing of RNLI crew to the threats of retribution to those regarded as traitors. Think I prefer the pre social media days when the odd loony would sit alone in the bedroom of their mum's house and ponder these things on their own.

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Posted (edited)
56 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

2. Rejoin the EU and take everything that comes with that, including the Euro and free movement of people if need be, and then ensure that we continue what we did before in removing using the Dublin agreement.

3. Start funding education in the countries that are the biggest issues, as well as tackling global inequality that pushed economic migrants towards Europe.

Other solutions are just sticking plasters.

You're not wrong. 2 is unfortunately unlikely to happen in my lifetime and 3 revolves around overseas aid. Both too politically toxic for any party to run with.

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23 minutes ago, Winnersaint said:

You're not wrong. 2 is unfortunately unlikely to happen in my lifetime and 3 revolves around overseas aid. Both too politically toxic for any party to run with.


And thank God, because both ideas are absolutely terrible 

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4 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:


And thank God, because both ideas are absolutely terrible 

They are workable solutions - you are yet to come up with one. 

If you want to stop the boats, this is the kind of thinking you have to adopt. You have to deal with the causes otherwise it will never stop.

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1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said:

Nope, I have solutions.

1. Reopen applications from abroad, and pass a law that anyone that comes across illegally is removed to country of origin irrespective of refugee status.

 

How do you know where their country of origin is if the passport is dumped in the channel?

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Just now, Farmer Saint said:

They are workable solutions - you are yet to come up with one. 

If you want to stop the boats, this is the kind of thinking you have to adopt. You have to deal with the causes otherwise it will never stop.


That’s not true, your liberal lefty world view isn’t the only path forward and it’s still boring to hear people talking about Brexit 

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11 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:


That’s not true, your liberal lefty world view isn’t the only path forward and it’s still boring to hear people talking about Brexit 

It’s kind of important though, if we were in the EU we wouldn’t have this problem with small boats that you are so terrified of.

The only way to stop the boats would be to go back in the EU or have an arrangement with France similar to the Dublin agreement. For that to happen I expect we would have to accept a certain amount of genuine asylum seekers from the EU. There is no cheap and easy fix to this issue. At least Labour seem to be doing a better job than the Conservatives ever did - remember it was a Conservative government that started this problem.

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27 minutes ago, Weston Super Saint said:

How do you know where their country of origin is if the passport is dumped in the channel?

They have to give a country of origin that gets verified with their home country, but it's more that it is a deterrent as they will not be granted asylum irrespective of this.

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26 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:


That’s not true, your liberal lefty world view isn’t the only path forward and it’s still boring to hear people talking about Brexit 

We're open to hear your ideas, but as ever you are yet to come up with anything mildly workable. This is the problem with low IQ people, they can't do logic, process and detail.

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9 minutes ago, aintforever said:

It’s kind of important though, if we were in the EU we wouldn’t have this problem with small boats that you are so terrified of.

The only way to stop the boats would be to go back in the EU or have an arrangement with France similar to the Dublin agreement. For that to happen I expect we would have to accept a certain amount of genuine asylum seekers from the EU. There is no cheap and easy fix to this issue. At least Labour seem to be doing a better job than the Conservatives ever did - remember it was a Conservative government that started this problem.

The Reform leader started it, the Tories continued it. Amazing how the right have caused, exacerbated and prolonged the issue.

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24 minutes ago, aintforever said:

It’s kind of important though, if we were in the EU we wouldn’t have this problem with small boats that you are so terrified of.

The only way to stop the boats would be to go back in the EU or have an arrangement with France similar to the Dublin agreement. For that to happen I expect we would have to accept a certain amount of genuine asylum seekers from the EU. There is no cheap and easy fix to this issue. At least Labour seem to be doing a better job than the Conservatives ever did - remember it was a Conservative government that started this problem.


I don’t accept that the EU can blackmail us into accepting criminals into our country. I don’t accept that re-joining that Marxist organisation will improve things. 
 

There has to be a better way, it just requires strong leadership and better decision making. 

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1 minute ago, Osvaldorama said:


I don’t accept that the EU can blackmail us into accepting criminals into our country. 
 

There has to be a better way, it just requires strong leadership and better decision making. 

Just because you don't accept it, it doesn't make it so. The French and Germans take in far more every year than we do.

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1 minute ago, Farmer Saint said:

Just because you don't accept it, it doesn't make it so.

 

Luckily the majority of the country agreed with leaving, so you’ll have to just suck it up. Can’t believe people are still whining about it tbh 

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31 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

They have to give a country of origin that gets verified with their home country, but it's more that it is a deterrent as they will not be granted asylum irrespective of this.

And they would never lie! Not those good honest people who just happened to find themselves entering the country illegally! No sir, not them.

Imagine when they all say they've come from America. We can just send them packing and they're Donny's problem!

Posted
15 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:

 

Luckily the majority of the country agreed with leaving, so you’ll have to just suck it up. Can’t believe people are still whining about it tbh 

You’re the one moaning like a bitch over one of the consequences.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

Germans take in far more every year than we do.

Seems they have had enough of deteriorating living standards, given the latest election news out of there.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Weston Super Saint said:

And they would never lie! Not those good honest people who just happened to find themselves entering the country illegally! No sir, not them.

Imagine when they all say they've come from America. We can just send them packing and they're Donny's problem!

That's where the confirmation with their countries come in - this is what takes the time at the moment with applications, it's verifying they are who they say they are. However, the point is, and I'll repeat it, that they cannot claim asylum here, so it's irrelevant, they will never be allowed to stay, and they will stay in detention until they return. It's the deterrent that is needed.

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21 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:

 

Luckily the majority of the country agreed with leaving, so you’ll have to just suck it up. Can’t believe people are still whining about it tbh 

What does my last point have to do with Brexit?

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