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steve1984 08 Jan 19 5.50pm
They look cute, but should we rescue Romania’s street dogs? [Link] Strange that so may people in a country obsessing about refugees will adopt a Romanian stray when there's a perfectly good British one that also needs a home.
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steve1984 08 Jan 19 5.50pm

They look cute, but should we rescue Romania’s street dogs?

Strange that so may people in a country obsessing about refugees will adopt a Romanian stray when there's a perfectly good British one that also needs a home.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Jan 19 6.50pm
Originally posted by steve1984 They look cute, but should we rescue Romania’s street dogs? [Link] Strange that so may people in a country obsessing about refugees will adopt a Romanian stray when there's a perfectly good British one that also needs a home. will those Romanian strays try to rob your girlfriend/wife/ex/future-ex/date ? Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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Originally posted by steve1984

They look cute, but should we rescue Romania’s street dogs?

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Strange that so may people in a country obsessing about refugees will adopt a Romanian stray when there's a perfectly good British one that also needs a home.

will those Romanian strays try to rob your girlfriend/wife/ex/future-ex/date ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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corkery Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.06pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio what you missed is the total disregard for the rules by governments across Western Europe. Dublin regulation ? have a look and see how the Dublin Government is colonising all the small towns in ireland with 'direct provision centres'....hundreds of military-age men being planted into disused Hotels to wreak havoc in the local economy/demographics/culture. At the taxpayers expense. google...moville Donegal, Ballaghadereen, Lisdoonvarna, Wicklow town, rooskey etc etc. Its a colonisation more shameful than the Plantation of Ulster 400 years ago. All of these economic migrants have passed through many countries en route. Most of those refugees were flown in from outside of Ireland. Places like Lebanon etc. However, you're right though. Skip 25 countries to claim asylum is very common. The problem is the border. They get to the UK, come across the sea to Larne and claim asylum in Dundalk. Many pakistanis came across to to claim asylum when the Tories came to power. The Irish government had to bring in strict marriage laws over it. We'll never die
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Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.06pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

what you missed is the total disregard for the rules by governments across Western Europe.

Dublin regulation ? have a look and see how the Dublin Government is colonising all the small towns in ireland with 'direct provision centres'....hundreds of military-age men being planted into disused Hotels to wreak havoc in the local economy/demographics/culture. At the taxpayers expense.

google...moville Donegal, Ballaghadereen, Lisdoonvarna, Wicklow town, rooskey etc etc. Its a colonisation more shameful than the Plantation of Ulster 400 years ago. All of these economic migrants have passed through many countries en route.

Most of those refugees were flown in from outside of Ireland. Places like Lebanon etc.

However, you're right though. Skip 25 countries to claim asylum is very common. The problem is the border. They get to the UK, come across the sea to Larne and claim asylum in Dundalk. Many pakistanis came across to to claim asylum when the Tories came to power. The Irish government had to bring in strict marriage laws over it.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Jan 19 7.12pm
the number of refugees dumped onto villages like Ballaghadereen, Roscommon is tantamount to an extra 25% of population for the whole town. Just a load of extra men. That is cultural genocide. there are NO DIRECT TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS into ireland from Syria etc. The rules are that refugees cannot travel through loads of countries and then 'declare themselves in need of asylum'.....so much for the rules. Population change in the last 15 years is off the richter scale. A colonisation, an invasion, call it what you like. Conservative sleepy fishing villages in the West of Ireland, with a history of emigration off to america.....suddenly those villages are starting to look like Thornton Heath...but with worse weather and worse football spectator options. Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm) Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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south pole 08 Jan 19 7.12pm

the number of refugees dumped onto villages like Ballaghadereen, Roscommon is tantamount to an extra 25% of population for the whole town. Just a load of extra men.

That is cultural genocide.

there are NO DIRECT TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS into ireland from Syria etc. The rules are that refugees cannot travel through loads of countries and then 'declare themselves in need of asylum'.....so much for the rules.

Population change in the last 15 years is off the richter scale. A colonisation, an invasion, call it what you like. Conservative sleepy fishing villages in the West of Ireland, with a history of emigration off to america.....suddenly those villages are starting to look like Thornton Heath...but with worse weather and worse football spectator options.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm)

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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steve1984 08 Jan 19 7.22pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio will those Romanian strays try to rob your girlfriend/wife/ex/future-ex/date ? Have you had some bad experiences with Romanians? All the Romanians I know are very nice people.
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steve1984 08 Jan 19 7.22pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

will those Romanian strays try to rob your girlfriend/wife/ex/future-ex/date ?

Have you had some bad experiences with Romanians? All the Romanians I know are very nice people.

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corkery Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.29pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio the number of refugees dumped onto villages like Ballaghadereen, Roscommon is tantamount to an extra 25% of population for the whole town. Just a load of extra men. That is cultural genocide. there are NO DIRECT TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS into ireland from Syria etc. The rules are that refugees cannot travel through loads of countries and then 'declare themselves in need of asylum'.....so much for the rules. Population change in the last 15 years is off the richter scale. A colonisation, an invasion, call it what you like. Conservative sleepy fishing villages in the West of Ireland, with a history of emigration off to america.....suddenly those villages are starting to look like Thornton Heath...but with worse weather and worse football spectator options. Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm) They didn't come through Europe. The government flew them in from abroad. They skipped direct provision. The Dept of Justice officals went to camps to collect them. I agree wih you with regard the others who have mostly come through Europe. Edited by corkery (08 Jan 2019 7.29pm) Edited by corkery (08 Jan 2019 7.30pm) We'll never die
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Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.29pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

the number of refugees dumped onto villages like Ballaghadereen, Roscommon is tantamount to an extra 25% of population for the whole town. Just a load of extra men.

That is cultural genocide.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm)

They didn't come through Europe. The government flew them in from abroad. They skipped direct provision. The Dept of Justice officals went to camps to collect them.

I agree wih you with regard the others who have mostly come through Europe.

Edited by corkery (08 Jan 2019 7.29pm)

Edited by corkery (08 Jan 2019 7.30pm)

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steve1984 08 Jan 19 7.38pm
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corkery Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.40pm
Originally posted by steve1984 Opinions.. [Link] Nobody wants the place to turn out like England. I don't mean that in an offensive way. We'll never die
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Cork City 08 Jan 19 7.40pm

Originally posted by steve1984

Opinions..

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Nobody wants the place to turn out like England. I don't mean that in an offensive way.

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Mapletree Croydon 08 Jan 19 7.45pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio The rules are that refugees cannot travel through loads of countries and then 'declare themselves in need of asylum'. Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm) You would need to show me those, that isn't my reading of the law.
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Croydon 08 Jan 19 7.45pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

The rules are that refugees cannot travel through loads of countries and then 'declare themselves in need of asylum'.

Edited by PalazioVecchio (08 Jan 2019 7.21pm)

You would need to show me those, that isn't my reading of the law.

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steve1984 08 Jan 19 7.53pm
Originally posted by corkery Nobody wants the place to turn out like England. I don't mean that in an offensive way. It wasn't taken in an offensive way. Seems like some or even most of those interviewed were pro immigration but I guess there's a big difference between Dublin and the countryside, just like there's a big difference between London and other parts of the UK.
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steve1984 08 Jan 19 7.53pm

Originally posted by corkery

Nobody wants the place to turn out like England. I don't mean that in an offensive way.

It wasn't taken in an offensive way.

Seems like some or even most of those interviewed were pro immigration but I guess there's a big difference between Dublin and the countryside, just like there's a big difference between London and other parts of the UK.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 08 Jan 19 7.53pm
Originally posted by Mapletree You would need to show me those, that isn't my reading of the law. Rules or no rules, its cheating the system. It also means resources being used which could have gone to help people who genuinely need help. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 08 Jan 19 7.53pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

You would need to show me those, that isn't my reading of the law.

Rules or no rules, its cheating the system.

It also means resources being used which could have gone to help people who genuinely need help.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jan 19 8.11pm
Originally posted by steve1984 As you define their need no you're right they don't. But then you don't define their need, they do. It is not a need. It is a desire. What they need or want is not the issue. It is what we allow them to do. The welfare of refugees is not more important than the welfare of Britain. You could make a humanitarian argument for 100 refugees or 100 million. Where do you want to stop? How many shall we take? Potential refugees are being born in the hundreds as I post. We are encouraging them to come here by not turning them around.
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08 Jan 19 8.11pm

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Originally posted by steve1984

As you define their need no you're right they don't. But then you don't define their need, they do.

It is not a need. It is a desire.

What they need or want is not the issue. It is what we allow them to do.
The welfare of refugees is not more important than the welfare of Britain.
You could make a humanitarian argument for 100 refugees or 100 million. Where do you want to stop? How many shall we take? Potential refugees are being born in the hundreds as I post.
We are encouraging them to come here by not turning them around.

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