Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664679)

ON TOP they get everything going, it's well publicised. They come here cos they know its a cushy number. Hypocritical is Yvette Cooper who welcomed them all with open arms yet recently praised the Sun for highlighting the disgraceful situation and the aforementioned milking the system.

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664680)

But why would they? Your words hold no water. What would it achieve.

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664683)

They don't come thinking it's 7 quid a day etc. They come because they know they're gonna get far better than that fgs.

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664689)

It didn't make any difference to me. I already know they get everything going and more on top.

Therefore you're admitting you're referring to myself.

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11664678)

You realise how easy that would be easy to do right?

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11664667)

Honestly, you’ve swallowed every tabloid headline going. If you think most asylum seekers are living in 4-star hotels with gyms and concierge service, you need to look at actual reports rather than clickbait.

The Home Office’s own inspections have found damp, mould, bed bugs, overcrowding, and serious safeguarding failures. That’s not “nonsense”—it’s in government documents, and plenty of charities and journalists have documented it repeatedly.

Yes, some hotels are used as emergency accommodation, but they’re often run-down budget chains, not spas. And let’s not pretend the NHS rolls out red carpets—people in the asylum system face the same waiting times and barriers as everyone else.

You can call me out of touch all you like, but you’re the one parroting fantasy lists about “on-call dentists” and “licence-free TVs” while ignoring the evidence. If you care about rough sleepers—and I do too—maybe direct some of that outrage at the politicians who choose to underfund services for everyone, instead of blaming desperate people who had no say in where they were sent.

Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 11664692)

To be fair Glenn, a quick Google is all is takes to find out that all asylum seekers are entitled to HC2 Certificate from the NHS which does entitle them to the free treatments the shown letter has.

I doubt the legitimacy of it just being "found" on the floor and being an actual letter but there is no doubt that all asylum seekers - as long as they are being processed through the asylum system and low paid UK benefit claimants are entitled to the free NHS treatments.

I think we absolutely should help migrants and asylum seekers who come here escaping war and persecution and I do believe the NHS is part of the lure that brings them here - otherwise they would surely not risk further crossings once they have arrived in mainland Europe and are safe.

Originally Posted by Beso (Post 11664693)

I'm actually a person who doesn't read or look at newspapers.or indeed watch the main news channels.

I get my info from people on the ground, gathering video evidence, people going to these hotels will across the nation.. people who interview the residents..watching them and seeing 1st hand accounts on the videos they upload has led me to my view point. I knew about, and highlighted on here months ago about them working...police did nothing then...they've only took interest after an MP did what these citizen journalists have been doing for years, to which I have been watching since early 2020.


Do you watch the main streem news channels, are you a BBC puppet? Pray tell where you get your info from...font say the government my tennna lady couldn't handle the influx of laughter induced urine.

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664696)

Let's digress a little and talk about the lifeboats for a minute. These foolhardy greedy illegal migrants have to be rescued on a daily basis by the RNLI who therefore prioritise them over others in distress.

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664702)

I have more empathy in my little finger than you have ever had in your entire life for anyone

Originally Posted by bots (Post 11664706)

its all too easy to omit the word illegal when talking about immigrants. Illegal immigrants shouldn't be entitled to anything. Stick them in tents and ship them back at the first opportunity.

They have immigration processing centres at all the refugee hotspots around the world. We have embassies or consulates in every country around the world. All offer a legal method of entering the UK and those immigrants should be entitled to life saving healthcare and accomodation. Those that don't enter legally shouldnt be given anything, they chose to come here illegally.

Even those crossing from france had the whole of europe to apply legally to come here. They are under no threat in France, Germany etc etc

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11664695)

The chances of it being found by someone who relies on hateful clickbait is slim though. If the information is available online which I didn’t say it wasn’t, then the chances of it being fake are even higher.

Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 11664722)

Not quite sure what you're saying here. :shrug:
I said I doubt the legitimacy of the letter but what people are entitled to doesn't change you did say

"I could think of a lot of reasons why someone who needed some likes would create a fake letter detailing an extensive list of treatments to appeal to a racist far right immigrant hater."

The extensive list is just what all people who qualify for a HC2 certificate, which provides full help with NHS health costs and is available to individuals with low income or no income, regardless of their immigration status. This includes asylum seekers and those with no recourse to public funds.

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11664723)

I was agreeing with you.

I don’t believe the letter is real though. Seems very convenient

Originally Posted by Kate! (Post 11664730)

I'm not wrong. It's very cushy.

What's coded? Are you saying I'm openly being racist using code words. Deny it.

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11664731)

But you’re wrong. They don’t have a cushy life.