Immigration...the ex-Eastern bloc says no.
13 September 2015, 08:02 PM
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Immigration...the ex-Eastern bloc says no.
Seen on TV tonite, protests in the ex eastern bloc countries about immigrants coming into Europe. The Poles say no, they object to the "islamification" of both Poland and the EC.
Po's just went up in my estimation!
Po's just went up in my estimation!
13 September 2015, 08:06 PM
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Are we too late to say 'no' to loads of crap, dodgy car washes opening up, and cranky old VW's pushing out loads of emissions, all with 'PL' on the number plate?
Ah, yes we are....
Ah, yes we are....
13 September 2015, 08:49 PM
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Its to late for this country to be saved.To many weak willed at the helm,destroyed the nation over the years.
13 September 2015, 09:50 PM
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Blimey I didn't realise that.
All these strange foreigners and their strange words seems to have seriously impacted on the way we spell
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13 September 2015, 10:06 PM
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This is direct consequence of stupid liberal policies and adopting multi-culturalism, when integration should have been the way forward. Is it the 1930's all over again? Let's hope not, but we need some common sense back into politics in place of this liberal PC bull$hit that's been sucking the life out of European countries.
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13 September 2015, 10:11 PM
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Well fortunately we live in a democracy (at last for the moment), so you know what to do when it's time to vote, do what they'll be doing all over Europe and get Right Wing parties into power. Le Pen is currently topping the polls in France, and there's been a huge swing to the Right in Nordic countries.
This is direct consequence of stupid liberal policies and adopting multi-culturalism, when integration should have been the way forward. Is it the 1930's all over again? Let's hope not, but we need some common sense back into politics in place of this liberal PC bull$hit that's been sucking the life out of European countries.
This is direct consequence of stupid liberal policies and adopting multi-culturalism, when integration should have been the way forward. Is it the 1930's all over again? Let's hope not, but we need some common sense back into politics in place of this liberal PC bull$hit that's been sucking the life out of European countries.
Do you prefer to have the ***** in power ???
13 September 2015, 10:19 PM
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Well fortunately we live in a democracy (at last for the moment), so you know what to do when it's time to vote, do what they'll be doing all over Europe and get Right Wing parties into power. Le Pen is currently topping the polls in France, and there's been a huge swing to the Right in Nordic countries.
This is direct consequence of stupid liberal policies and adopting multi-culturalism, when integration should have been the way forward. Is it the 1930's all over again? Let's hope not, but we need some common sense back into politics in place of this liberal PC bull$hit that's been sucking the life out of European countries.
This is direct consequence of stupid liberal policies and adopting multi-culturalism, when integration should have been the way forward. Is it the 1930's all over again? Let's hope not, but we need some common sense back into politics in place of this liberal PC bull$hit that's been sucking the life out of European countries.
Also silly slogans like Liberal PC bs etc, really are meaningless and actually detract from your argument.
13 September 2015, 10:22 PM
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You demonstrate perfectly one of the issues we are up against here - people have been force-fed liberal ideologies so much that anything 'right wing' is considered to be the Third Reich reborn. It doesn't help having the state-run broadcaster forcing a liberal viewpoint down everyones throats I guess, but right wing does not mean putting crazy policies into force like 'deport everyone who looks a bit foreign'.
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13 September 2015, 10:23 PM
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Well I'm out here in Croatia and the vast majority here don't want it either, not really spoken to anyone that's for letting in a load of foreigners, fortunately they don't seem to mind me too much 
funny thing is there are 8 million Croatians but only 4 million in the country. 
funny thing is there are 8 million Croatians but only 4 million in the country.
13 September 2015, 10:24 PM
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You demonstrate perfectly one of the issues we are up against here - people have been force-fed liberal ideologies so much that anything 'right wing' is considered to be Third Reich reborn. It doesn't help having the state-run broadcaster forcing a liberal viewpoint down everyones throats I guess.
Do you see me as part of the problem??
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13 September 2015, 10:33 PM
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Well I'm out here in Croatia and the vast majority here don't want it either, not really spoken to anyone that's for letting in a load of foreigners, fortunately they don't seem to mind me too much funny thing is there are 8 million Croatians but only 4 million in the country.
funny thing is there are 8 million Croatians but only 4 million in the country.
13 September 2015, 10:40 PM
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Well I didn't want to overstate my popularity, but most of them Emigrated after WW2 so I don't think it had much to do with me.
A side note, plenty of people I know are now in the UK working, most in bars in London and that's just from a small area with a population of around 8/10,000.
13 September 2015, 10:48 PM
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What should we have done? Well they should not have sold off gold reserves when prices were so low, they should not have borrowed huge sums and put such crippling future liabilities on future tax payers. Skilled immigration should have been encouraged, especially to those in the right demographic (probably targeting countries where there are 'cheap' skilled workers that integrate and are less likely to become state dependant - India, China, Eastern Europe).
I know it's possible to pick holes in any argument, but I believe the damage done during the '97- Labour term will have repercussions for many years to come. Governments should not be allowed to borrow vast sums to meet their election promises, then leave future governments, not to mention taxpayers, in a really **** situation.
We need to get things onto a stable and sustainable economic and social footing ASAP, or people are going to experience situations in the UK that would have seemed unimaginable since the end of WW2.
13 September 2015, 10:53 PM
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You demonstrate perfectly one of the issues we are up against here - people have been force-fed liberal ideologies so much that anything 'right wing' is considered to be the Third Reich reborn. It doesn't help having the state-run broadcaster forcing a liberal viewpoint down everyones throats I guess, but right wing does not mean putting crazy policies into force like 'deport everyone who looks a bit foreign'.
14 September 2015, 11:23 AM
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14 September 2015, 01:45 PM
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Is Multicultural society seen as a Christian town bordering a Muslim town etc or a town with inhabitants of all races?
I always think New York is a great example of how Multiculture can work but when you think about it the US is infamous for having quarters. Italian quarter, Jewish quarter etc.
I always think New York is a great example of how Multiculture can work but when you think about it the US is infamous for having quarters. Italian quarter, Jewish quarter etc.
14 September 2015, 01:48 PM
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Is Multicultural society seen as a Christian town bordering a Muslim town etc or a town with inhabitants of all races?
I always think New York is a great example of how Multiculture can work but when you think about it the US is infamous for having quarters. Italian quarter, Jewish quarter etc.
I always think New York is a great example of how Multiculture can work but when you think about it the US is infamous for having quarters. Italian quarter, Jewish quarter etc.
14 September 2015, 03:03 PM
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Eastern Europe migrants are legal to travel and work within EU
next leagal immigrants outside EU needs Visa and working permit
illegal (without Visa)like those from Your post do not have right to cross EU borders
EE members are against muslims not against illegal immigration,they do not have problem with EU members like You.(why You join, You are not even in Europe just small island)
If You like them take them All
Check database how many EE members came ,how many from outside, how many illegal.
Complains only people on small wages, HM take You off benefits
14 September 2015, 03:22 PM
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Well its easy to point out the problem. If we look at post '97 when Labour came into power they firstly opened up the flood gates to massive immigration from developing countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh allowing hundreds of thousands to settle in the UK who are in the most part dependant on government (and thus majority Labour voters, cementing future re-election prospects). This was funded by hugely irresponsible policies such as selling off 1/3 of the UK's gold reserves when gold prices were extremely low, borrowing vast sums and also putting huge future pressure on future tax payers with staggering amounts of government jobs being created with unfunded final salary pensions (i.e. when they retire there is no 'fund' to pay these pensions, the liability is on tax payers - these liabilities may not even be possible to meet).
What should we have done? Well they should not have sold off gold reserves when prices were so low, they should not have borrowed huge sums and put such crippling future liabilities on future tax payers. Skilled immigration should have been encouraged, especially to those in the right demographic (probably targeting countries where there are 'cheap' skilled workers that integrate and are less likely to become state dependant - India, China, Eastern Europe).
I know it's possible to pick holes in any argument, but I believe the damage done during the '97- Labour term will have repercussions for many years to come. Governments should not be allowed to borrow vast sums to meet their election promises, then leave future governments, not to mention taxpayers, in a really **** situation.
We need to get things onto a stable and sustainable economic and social footing ASAP, or people are going to experience situations in the UK that would have seemed unimaginable since the end of WW2.
What should we have done? Well they should not have sold off gold reserves when prices were so low, they should not have borrowed huge sums and put such crippling future liabilities on future tax payers. Skilled immigration should have been encouraged, especially to those in the right demographic (probably targeting countries where there are 'cheap' skilled workers that integrate and are less likely to become state dependant - India, China, Eastern Europe).
I know it's possible to pick holes in any argument, but I believe the damage done during the '97- Labour term will have repercussions for many years to come. Governments should not be allowed to borrow vast sums to meet their election promises, then leave future governments, not to mention taxpayers, in a really **** situation.
We need to get things onto a stable and sustainable economic and social footing ASAP, or people are going to experience situations in the UK that would have seemed unimaginable since the end of WW2.
You seem to of conflated a multitude of issues, some of which are pretty tenuous
14 September 2015, 03:23 PM
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14 September 2015, 06:12 PM
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and what happend, You have no job no benefits
EE avoid this and other things
https://uk.screen.yahoo.com/factual/...111507496.html
EE avoid this and other things
https://uk.screen.yahoo.com/factual/...111507496.html
14 September 2015, 06:24 PM
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