Migrant crisis - they're at it again.

Hipster_Nebula · 1 Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 14:43

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Refuges who have fled war torn France and Italy are rocking up on our shores. Expecting asylum.

Am I right in thinking it is an EU directive that those fleeing war should seek asylum in the first safe country they reach?

Why are the EU so silent on this?

Should we turn them back or should they be offered a free home.

karlypants · 2 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 14:44

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They should be sent back to France!

Angry Dad · 3 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 15:15

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Machine gun stations will stop it for sure.

Dunkels King · 4 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 15:40

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Just because they should seek asylum doesn’t mean they do. These people are being shipped over by criminals, some of whom are British people out to make a fortune. As the UK is still part of the EU it has a duty to take its share. Germany took over a million (despite never being the first safe Country) in the time the UK took less than 16000. It’s no wonder the UK is such an embarrassment with comments about using machine guns. Classic xenophobia and classic Island Monkey mentality as they say over here.

Hipster_Nebula · 5 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 15:47

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Forget the machine gun nonsense.

My main point is about the EU law.

Angry Dad · 6 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 17:21

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Dunkels King wrote:Just because they should seek asylum doesn’t mean they do. These people are being shipped over by criminals, some of whom are British people out to make a fortune. As the UK is still part of the EU it has a duty to take its share. Germany took over a million (despite never being the first safe Country) in the time the UK took less than 16000. It’s no wonder the UK is such an embarrassment with comments about using machine guns. Classic xenophobia and classic Island Monkey mentality as they say over here.

Dunkels King · 7 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 17:55

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Angry Dad wrote:

Dunkels King wrote:Just because they should seek asylum doesn’t mean they do. These people are being shipped over by criminals, some of whom are British people out to make a fortune. As the UK is still part of the EU it has a duty to take its share. Germany took over a million (despite never being the first safe Country) in the time the UK took less than 16000. It’s no wonder the UK is such an embarrassment with comments about using machine guns. Classic xenophobia and classic Island Monkey mentality as they say over here.

So you were joking about machine guns then ? You never know with some of your previous comments.

bwfc71 · 8 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 19:18

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Hipster_Nebula wrote:Refuges who have fled war torn France and Italy are rocking up on our shores. Expecting asylum.

Am I right in thinking it is an EU directive that those fleeing war should seek asylum in the first safe country they reach?

Why are the EU so silent on this?

Should we turn them back or should they be offered a free home.

Not EU law but it is International Law.

The fact is that these people have been registered with the French authorities but are then paying dodgy human-traffikers, who are predominantly British, to get to UK.

Hence I am not actually calling them migrants as in these cases they are actually illegals, and should be treated as such.

Guest · 9 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Sat Dec 29 2018, 20:46

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We should send them back, but massively increase the numbers we take in - especially of child refugees.

Hipster_Nebula · 10 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 07:51

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Hopefully not the children we took in last time who turned out to be 45.

One even went to primary school

karlypants · 11 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 11:06

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Just shows how much of a joke this country has become.

Dunkels King · 12 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 11:19

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Hipster_Nebula wrote:Hopefully not the children we took in last time who turned out to be 45.

One even went to primary school

That just shows the incompetence of the authorities.

Guest · 13 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 12:02

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Extract from 1984, amazing we have so many stupid twats aligned with this.

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Hipster_Nebula · 14 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 12:11

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Might be an idea to get Macron on the phone and ask why he is ignoring international law.

May wouldn't do that though as she's not interested in being a leader.

xmiles · 15 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 14:46

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Hipster_Nebula wrote:Might be an idea to get Macron on the phone and ask why he is ignoring international law.

May wouldn't do that though as she's not interested in being a leader.

What international law is Macron ignoring?

Hipster_Nebula · 16 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 16:32

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It's the Dublin regulation according the trusty internet.

It's EU law.

xmiles · 17 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 16:37

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In what way is Macron ignoring it? The French broke up the camps at Calais and are not helping or encouraging these migrants to get to Britain. They also process far more migrants than we do.

Growler · 18 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 17:32

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What's wrong with France and the French?

Why are these Iranians and Syrians prepared to risk their lives to get away from France?

karlypants · 19 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 17:49

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Growler wrote:What's wrong with France and the French?

Why are these Iranians and Syrians prepared to risk their lives to get away from France?

It’s because we offer much more Growler. Very Happy

boltonbonce · 20 Re: Migrant crisis - they're at it again. Mon Dec 31 2018, 19:00

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karlypants wrote:

Growler wrote:What's wrong with France and the French?

Why are these Iranians and Syrians prepared to risk their lives to get away from France?

It’s because we offer much more Growler.

And you can blame King Ken. They're fighting to get here. Inflatable beds, bathtubs, anything.

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