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[aceuk] 27/11/2018 21:19

Sorry, you seem to have a complete inability to converse in a logical manner - you state it is problematic these potential immigrants have friends and family here and some speak English - WHY?

Their services are either required or they aren't - if they were arriving through normal channels likely they would be but the channel they are suggests likely not.

[aceuk] 27/11/2018 21:14

Minerve 27 Nov '18 - 21:04 - 237788 of 237791

.... The problem now is most of them have friends and family over here already and speak some English.
Aceuk 27 Nov '18 - 21:07 - 237789 of 237791 Edit

Why is that a problem?

Go on, enlighten us

[minerve] 27/11/2018 21:10

Aceuk

Because as mm2 said they should be claiming asylum in the first safe country that they arrive in and that clearly hasn't been the case. France has been complicit in this by their passiveness.

[alphorn] 27/11/2018 21:08

mm2 - these people have nothing to do with the EU as I am sure that you know. So why do you expect any change post Brexit? The fact that the UK is a soft touch is down to the UK alone.

[aceuk] 27/11/2018 21:07

Why is that a problem?

[minerve] 27/11/2018 21:04

mikemichael2

Yes, you are right, issues like that should have been addressed and resolved many years' ago. The problem now is most of them have friends and family over here already and speak some English.

[mikemichael2] 27/11/2018 20:49

Soft touch over here.


Why don't Calais migrants claim asylum in France?

UK politicians have said the migrants in Calais should claim asylum in France if they need protection.

But many migrants say their life in France is "no good", and they hope for better opportunities in the UK.

Under EU rules, asylum seekers should claim asylum in the first safe country they come to.


Fast train to Lakeside in Scotland, they need more up there.

[maxk] 27/11/2018 20:00

Nice one graham!


So, Mars really is planet of the apes....

[maxk] 27/11/2018 19:34

No cartoon graham. Behind a paywall.



Theresa May should be honest that her deal puts Europe first and the rest of the world second on trade

By

Peter Foster
Europe Editor

27 November 2018 • 7:01pm


It was a statement of the obvious, but no less crushing for all that: asked about Theresa May’s beleaguered Brexit deal Donald Trump said it looked like a “good deal” for the European Union and meant that the UK “may not be able to trade with us”.

Not literally, of course - trade with the US will continue well enough - but hopes that Brexit would free up the United Kingdom’s hand to strike a trade deal with the US and the wider Anglosphere now appear to have been dashed.

And who could blame Mr Trump from coming to that conclusion? Mrs May’s Brexit deal is shot through with the assumption that the United Kingdom should continue to look to Europe first when it comes to trade.


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[grahamite2] 27/11/2018 19:01

#237777 it seems to be my fate today that everything I post is reposted by someone else some hours later!

Anyway Max - can you reproduce the NASA cartoon? I think you've been able to do cartoons before.

[bargainbob] 27/11/2018 18:33

I note Fred Flintstone still ranting today Minerve.

[alphorn] 27/11/2018 18:26

So how is the pound in their pockets doing - or have they morphed into Harold Wilson?

[maxk] 27/11/2018 18:24

Attempt to woo Labour MPs backfires as they say Downing Street 'treated us like idiots' during Brexit briefing





By Jack Maidment, Political Correspondent
27 November 2018 • 3:05pm



Theresa May’s attempt to persuade Labour MPs to support her Brexit deal backfired after they said Downing Street “treated us like idiots” during a briefing on the withdrawal agreement.

Gavin Barwell, Mrs May’s chief of staff, and David Lidington, her de facto deputy, addressed Labour MPs on Monday evening in a bid to win support and deliver a boost to the Prime Minister’s chances of getting her deal through the House of Commons.

But the session was labelled “pointless” and “utterly sh--e” by MPs who said it had actually made them more likely to vote against the deal.

Meanwhile, the briefing sparked fury among Tory Brexiteers who said Number 10 was attempting to deliver Brexit in name only -...


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[alphorn] 27/11/2018 18:22

The smile for me about that fool Stoned is almost day by day he is losing his wealth (if he has any) to anyone long €/CHF. Thank you Stoned. How is the pound in your pocket?

[minerve] 27/11/2018 18:18

The white space cowboy.

[minerve] 27/11/2018 18:17

What a dunderhead.

[minerve] 27/11/2018 18:17

"is to easy..."

?????


LOL

[stonedyou] 27/11/2018 17:57

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[keyno] 27/11/2018 17:54

Confronted with evidence and that's the best you can come up with. Pathetic. You'd better get back to your customary ravings.

And I meant it about the weed.

[stonedyou] 27/11/2018 17:54

minimaniac - With people like you the entertainment and subject matter

is to easy...

[stonedyou] 27/11/2018 17:51

Keyno - Post it....