[Brillopad]

https://www.rt.com/news/390318-swede...ests-refugees/

Comes as no surprise to most. That 76% and any others proven to have lied should be deported toot sweet.

[lewis111]

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by lewis111

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

The point is that they've jumped in places that children should have had.It happened here to with the Calais jungle camp.Alot kids were alone and at risk.
No decent human would do that.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

The point is that they've jumped in places that children should have had.It happened here to with the Calais jungle camp.Alot kids were alone and at risk.
No decent human would do that.

It's easy to be a "decent human" when you come from where you do and have a safe life though tbf

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It's easy to be a "decent human" when you come from where you do and have a safe life though tbf

If i was on a sinking ship I honestly couldn't imagine kicking a kid out of a lifeboat to save myself.I don't think i could live with myself after.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

If i was on a sinking ship I honestly couldn't imagine kicking a kid out of a lifeboat to save myself.I don't think i could live with myself after.

It's not the same thing and none of us know how we would act coming from a situation like that. I just think judging people who have seen and experienced s**t that none of us could even imagine is a bit, well, I just think it's wrong really, we don't know how lucky we are. I have nothing but sympathy for all these people. It's a bit high horse-ish to judge anyone in a situation like that when we were so lucky really to have been born where we were

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It's easy to be a "decent human" when you come from where you do and have a safe life though tbf

Very true, a lot of people preaching strict or non-existent immigration would be the first ones to try to cheat the system if the situation was reversed.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Very true, a lot of people preaching strict or non-existent immigration would be the first ones to try to cheat the system if the situation was reversed.

You can't possibly know that. That's a really provocative assumption.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by lewis111

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

So you think claiming to be 14 while being 25 then going to sleep with underage girls is fine?

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think claiming to be 14 while being 25 then going to sleep with underage girls is fine?

Boy child refugees are not housed with girl child refugees.

In my area of work I had to be trained up on refugee children and for a long time its been said that young adults are clearly slipping through the 'child' net but without definitive proof, there's little we can do because under the 'Child Protection Act' there's a duty of care.

Regardless of age, these young adults have often lost everything. Their home, their entire family and all their worldly possessions. They haven't understood what safety is for a very long time and the boys especially are at great risk of being recruited as soldiers or herded out of their towns by Jihadists and murdered. I've never talked to these boys personally but I'm told by people who have that they are so grateful and look forward to going home at some point in the future.

I'm so glad we could help.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Boy child refugees are not housed with girl child refugees.

In my area of work I had to be trained up on refugee children and for a long time its been said that young adults are clearly slipping through the 'child' net but without definitive proof, there's little we can do because under the 'Child Protection Act' there's a duty of care.

Regardless of age, these young adults have often lost everything. Their home, their entire family and all their worldly possessions. They haven't understood what safety is for a very long time and the boys especially are at great risk of being recruited as soldiers or herded out of their towns by Jihadists and murdered. I've never talked to these boys personally but I'm told by people who have that they are so grateful and look forward to going home at some point in the future.

I'm so glad we could help.

Only as long as they do no harm whilst here. If they do they should be out the door for good.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Boy child refugees are not housed with girl child refugees.

In my area of work I had to be trained up on refugee children and for a long time its been said that young adults are clearly slipping through the 'child' net but without definitive proof, there's little we can do because under the 'Child Protection Act' there's a duty of care.

Regardless of age, these young adults have often lost everything. Their home, their entire family and all their worldly possessions. They haven't understood what safety is for a very long time and the boys especially are at great risk of being recruited as soldiers or herded out of their towns by Jihadists and murdered. I've never talked to these boys personally but I'm told by people who have that they are so grateful and look forward to going home at some point in the future.

I'm so glad we could help.

Excuses! They lied knowing exactly what they were doing and I seriously doubt they have any intention of going home.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by lewis111

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

That's all well and good and very saintly,but not when it impacts on the people of the UK who were born and bred here,it's ok being kind,but not at the expense of our safety or our overcrowding problem,no wonder places like the NHS can't cope,sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by lewis111

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

It's one of those things where I get what you're saying and morally I do agree with you, but this country also can't afford to be too charitable as we do need to make sure that we don't overpopulate the country to an unhealthy degree, we've already pushed it as it is with 60 odd million.

[smudgie]

Deport them.
They have taken (cheated) the places allocated for genuine refugee children.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Deport them.
They have taken (cheated) the places allocated for genuine refugee children.

That's all there is to say.

[Withano]

^ is that legal? Sentencing somebody based around a personal hunch?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Withano

^ is that legal? Sentencing somebody based around a personal hunch?

what do you mean like our jury system!

[Withano]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

what do you mean like our jury system!

Not really, they have to synthesise all of the evidence, this seems different and unlawful..?

i also hate the jury system but for different p, irrelevant reasons

[chuff me dizzy]

Some of the photos of the 35 year old children were hilarious

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Some of the photos of the 35 year old children were hilarious

lets wait and see if the odious Lineker tweets about it now......

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

lets wait and see if the odious Lineker tweets about it now......

Yes, let's. The prat should stick to trying to sell us Walkers crisps, not trying to sell us any old Tom, Dick or Harry WALKING into the UK posing as children.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Some of the photos of the 35 year old children were hilarious

Just shows that at best how easily hoodwinked some are or at worst people give little thought to the security of this country and safety of those already here.

How many terrorist attacks will it take for some to take the risk seriously I wonder. Perhaps only when it becomes more personal. I have no time for that way of thinking.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Some of the photos of the 35 year old children were hilarious

Weren't they just. But what a 'to-do' there was on here at the time when some of us tried to point out the glaringly obvious in all those photos of the poor (not so) little (bearded) 12-year-olds.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by lewis111

God forbid they take a couple years of their age so they have a better chance of getting into a country where their life isn't constantly at risk or at the lowest standard of living possible

There are safe(r) countries they could go to where they don't need to lie about their age.

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Some of the photos of the 35 year old children were hilarious

No you don't understand, traveling on a boat is so stressful it adds at least twenty years to your appearance.