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 Stirlingsays  11 Jun 23 6.49pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Tbh my main finances are my house and my pensions. Savings won’t be affected as I don’t have much ! Ce la vie That's the problem with getting older, the bastarrrds have got you by the balls and they know it.
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cryrst  The garden of England 11 Jun 23 7.55pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
That's the problem with getting older, the bastarrrds have got you by the balls and they know it. If I get poorly all I’ve got won’t be mine. Let the state look after me and feck em
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 11 Jun 23 8.20pm |
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migration... illegal migration & refugees the provision of asylum accommodation for the same.....angry residents in the vicinity of emergency accommodation. Profiteering Slumlords hiding in nice leafy suburbs. and this seems to be the Community backlash......therein , today.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 11 Jun 23 8.32pm |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
migration... illegal migration & refugees the provision of asylum accommodation for the same.....angry residents in the vicinity of emergency accommodation. Profiteering Slumlords hiding in nice leafy suburbs. and this seems to be the Community backlash......therein , today. Will it take the Irish to stand up to this insanity? In which case, I'm feeling very Irish today.
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HKOwen  Hong Kong 11 Jun 23 11.29pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I suspect the Japan Times has a better finger on the pulse of Japanese opinion than anyone posting here does. your suspicions are worthless in the context of this thread Edited by HKOwen (11 Jun 2023 11.30pm)
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 12 Jun 23 10.08am |
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Originally posted by cryrst
If I get poorly all I’ve got won’t be mine. Let the state look after me and feck em For "the state" read the rest of us! It's this kind of attitude which so many, rightly, condemn in those who could work but live on benefits instead. I am not suggesting that the state shouldn't provide for the sick or elderly by the way. Only that working the system is what is condemned.
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 12 Jun 23 2.10pm |
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616 yesterday, a record number.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 15 Jun 23 9.51am |
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That plasticine character Sunak on TV this morning trying to pretend that he has reduced illegal migration this year. Perhaps people should be more concerned with the amount of legal migration, but in any case, the Tories have failed to reduce either. Labour will do no better, probably worse. Meanwhile, water companies are already asking us to use less water and it is only June. Another person of immigrant heritage has gone on a murdering spree, and a record number crossed the channel in one day this week. But don't worry, everyone because that wicked Boris has been put in his place and Rishi is determined to fix everything.
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| Behind Enemy Lines Sussex 15 Jun 23 4.20pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
That plasticine character Sunak on TV this morning trying to pretend that he has reduced illegal migration this year. Perhaps people should be more concerned with the amount of legal migration, but in any case, the Tories have failed to reduce either. Labour will do no better, probably worse. Meanwhile, water companies are already asking us to use less water and it is only June. Another person of immigrant heritage has gone on a murdering spree, and a record number crossed the channel in one day this week. But don't worry, everyone because that wicked Boris has been put in his place and Rishi is determined to fix everything.
Meanwhile in the Med maybe 750 people were on a boat travelling from Africa to Europe with many dead as the boat got into difficulties. A couple of points: 1. Both Sky and the BBC quote a British man from Wolverhampton who has travelled to Greece to find out the situation involving 4 of his relatives who were from pakistan. Doubtless their final destination would be the UK as they already had a relative here. 2. Apparently those on board were reluctant to accept help originally from the Greeks as they wanted to go to Italy. I believe that Greece has a 'push back' agreement whereas Italy doesn't. 3. Women and children were apparently confined to the bottom of the hull. Does this enhance the view that men from the third world have a distinct view of women and children that is at odds with their preferred European hosts? 4. Three days national mourning in Greece apparently. Doubtless we will get the charities blaming everything on Western society for...well, everything.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 15 Jun 23 5.44pm |
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Originally posted by Behind Enemy Lines
Meanwhile in the Med maybe 750 people were on a boat travelling from Africa to Europe with many dead as the boat got into difficulties. A couple of points: 1. Both Sky and the BBC quote a British man from Wolverhampton who has travelled to Greece to find out the situation involving 4 of his relatives who were from pakistan. Doubtless their final destination would be the UK as they already had a relative here. 2. Apparently those on board were reluctant to accept help originally from the Greeks as they wanted to go to Italy. I believe that Greece has a 'push back' agreement whereas Italy doesn't. 3. Women and children were apparently confined to the bottom of the hull. Does this enhance the view that men from the third world have a distinct view of women and children that is at odds with their preferred European hosts? 4. Three days national mourning in Greece apparently. Doubtless we will get the charities blaming everything on Western society for...well, everything. It's time for all European countries to realise that the old rules just aren't fit for the future.
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| PalazioVecchio south pole 15 Jun 23 5.56pm |
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Originally posted by Behind Enemy Lines
Women and children were apparently confined to the bottom of the hull. Does this enhance the view that men from the third world have a distinct view of women and children that is at odds with their preferred European hosts? . did the women & children even exist ? The BBC should interview all these refugee men. Ask them their opinions on Western Women. The Telegraph article below is called ''Muslim men consider us to be whores''
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 15 Jun 23 11.49pm |
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Originally posted by Behind Enemy Lines
Meanwhile in the Med maybe 750 people were on a boat travelling from Africa to Europe with many dead as the boat got into difficulties. A couple of points: 1. Both Sky and the BBC quote a British man from Wolverhampton who has travelled to Greece to find out the situation involving 4 of his relatives who were from pakistan. Doubtless their final destination would be the UK as they already had a relative here. 2. Apparently those on board were reluctant to accept help originally from the Greeks as they wanted to go to Italy. I believe that Greece has a 'push back' agreement whereas Italy doesn't. 3. Women and children were apparently confined to the bottom of the hull. Does this enhance the view that men from the third world have a distinct view of women and children that is at odds with their preferred European hosts? 4. Three days national mourning in Greece apparently. Doubtless we will get the charities blaming everything on Western society for...well, everything. A terrible tragedy that, because of our home news, is not receiving the attention it deserves. Hopefully, such a huge loss of life will discourage others from attempting such a trip and encourage efforts to get to grips with the people smugglers behind it for they are the ones who must be found and punished.
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