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I’m part of the human race but you have to be some kind of moron not to see that the vast majority of these immigrants have no right of I be in this country and actually do harm to genuine humans seeking refuge If you are not prepared to give up your place in this country for a random bloke on the boat don’t come out with the human aspect These people would have you believe they have nothing but have 10 grand each to pay the smugglers, we’re did that money come from Show me the adverage uk resident that has any prospect of having ten grand in cash Wake up joey , there will be blood on the streets of this country soon because enough is enough |
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No sorry again, it's just how I think and feel as to people. I'll hold to my thinking and feelings and won't fall in with those in power who use people's lives like this to create further division. I agree with stopping the boat crossings totally but I do not, and never will agree with the forced sending of other human beings to Rwanda of all places. That's the part I cannot agree with. Never will, I think it's plainly wrong. Rightly or wrongly that's my personal view. |
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Its not North Korea, its a nice place to go - a tourist destination "forced sending of other human beings to Rwanda of all places." that is racist |
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That's grossly insulting. Rwanda of all places is meant in the context of distance of where it is, nothing else. Although HOWEVER there are rights that should be in place there for people, which are not too. Just kindly cut out the racist accusations. I will not tolerate that personal insulting and false accusation. I was discussing the issue with sheriff. He obviously thinks different to me but I will respect his views which are his. Someday I may even be persuaded by his point of view He didn't set out to personally insult he just made strongly his view. |
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you seem to think there is something wrong with Rwanda why exactly? |
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I'd feel the same about Australia actually for the same reason. It's not somewhere I'd like to be forced to go to myself. Although I can take sheriff's point of the problems here from the boat crossings etc He has expressed fears for in the UK and that's a strong point from him. I think Rwanda has some way to go yet on certain rights for individuals. Plus I still hold to the legal system in the UK, where the high court declared Rwanda not a safe country. Now IF the courts decided enough change had been made so that it now was. Then I'd more accept that. Over a government just declaring it is to suit it's own purpose. Nothing against Rwandans, it's just I don't think it is the place which should have been negotiated with on this issue at the present time. Plus however, I myself don't see how this Rwanda policy will be a really successful deterrent. We will see when and if it gets going. Then possibly I'll be shown to be more wrong or right depending on how it does develop. |
nothing wrong with peaceful country Rwanda, no problems ever there
rather shipping them off to that country than them infecting our western europe |
"European politicians, who were quick to denounce Britain’s Rwanda proposals,
are warming to the idea of offshore migrant processing centres & deals with third countries". Denmark, Germany, Italy, among others ... https://x.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1784869561017184350 |
I haven't really been following this but can I ask a stupid question? Why is Rwanda ok with taking in all of the migrants/refugees?
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plus another £120 million once 300 people have been relocated. The UK will also pay up to £171,000 per person relocated, largely to cover a five-year integration package. To date, £240 million has been paid over." |
i think people think genocide when anyone mentions Rwanda, i know i do
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But LT will be awful lonely at the football. |
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But dont class all muslims the same, whatever you do! |
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PM: No interest in doing asylum returns deal with Dublin
Rishi Sunak said he is “not interested” in pursuing a deal with Dublin on returning asylum seekers from Ireland to the UK. The Prime Minister told ITV News: “We’re not interested in that. We’re not going to accept returns from the EU via Ireland when the EU doesn’t accept returns back to France where illegal migrants are coming from. “Of course we’re not going to do that.” Asked whether there were any negotiations with the EU on returns, he said: “No, I’m focused on getting our Rwanda scheme up and running.” |
Yes Ch4HDnews
have their Irish Reporter there. Showing the Illegal Migrants sleeping on the Dublin streets They showed the New Irish Leader in his parliament claiming he can return them? Nothing like what UK PM Sunak is saying. |
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Labour has confirmed,
for the first 100 days they will not get rid of the Rwanda Deal. Ref: ITV1HD Peston. |
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