| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:35 - Nov 2 with 365 views | max936 |
"Those who do not work or study will need to wait 20 years.
Refugees who arrived in the UK by small boat or another illegal route will have to wait 20 years if they work or study, and 30 years if they don't."
Absolutely ridiculous, that means that the taxpayer has to pick up the tab to feed. clothe and house these people for 20yrs and 30yrs respectively disgusting  |  | |  |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:53 - Nov 2 with 316 views | shingle |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:35 - Nov 2 by max936 |
"Those who do not work or study will need to wait 20 years.
Refugees who arrived in the UK by small boat or another illegal route will have to wait 20 years if they work or study, and 30 years if they don't."
Absolutely ridiculous, that means that the taxpayer has to pick up the tab to feed. clothe and house these people for 20yrs and 30yrs respectively disgusting |
They are still going to let them come over by boat, back of lorries, as well as sneaking them in on planes, this 20 year nonscence is simply a smokescreen as to just what they are up to; i am more convinced than ever that the British public by not doing enough to stop this truly getting out of hand are putting there young children and Grandchildren children in great danger, for once all this kicks off in the future it's not going to be pleasant. |  | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:59 - Nov 2 with 306 views | onehunglow |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:53 - Nov 2 by shingle |
They are still going to let them come over by boat, back of lorries, as well as sneaking them in on planes, this 20 year nonscence is simply a smokescreen as to just what they are up to; i am more convinced than ever that the British public by not doing enough to stop this truly getting out of hand are putting there young children and Grandchildren children in great danger, for once all this kicks off in the future it's not going to be pleasant. |
Shings
feel the same way
We have lost our way
Tories haven't been great but at least they made out they cared,this lot don't give a mon keys | |
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| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:06 - Nov 2 with 296 views | Boundy |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:59 - Nov 2 by onehunglow |
Shings
feel the same way
We have lost our way
Tories haven't been great but at least they made out they cared,this lot don't give a mon keys |
Policy of a mad woman who’s definitely mailed her colours to the mast and the flag flying isn’t a union flag 🤬 | |
| "In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master." |
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| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:09 - Nov 2 with 291 views | shingle |
Now the Tories were bad but they did have Covid to contend with, and dispite all there failings they did save so many businesses from crumbling now can you imagine this Labour Government being in power when Covid hit, the consequences would have been horrendous for the UK and would have caused far more damage than even the Tories caused. | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:11 - Nov 2 with 289 views | max936 |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 18:59 - Nov 2 by onehunglow |
Shings
feel the same way
We have lost our way
Tories haven't been great but at least they made out they cared,this lot don't give a mon keys |
Bonking Boris was the first to open up the borders to all comers, but Labour has more than continued the process and they couldn't careless about the hardworking tax payers.
I'm off on the sick with a back injury that I did in work, I spent out on a chiropractor today, yet I won't get a penny this week not sure as to when the statutory sickness benefit kicks in I think its as much as 7 days. | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:18 - Nov 2 with 283 views | max936 |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:09 - Nov 2 by shingle |
Now the Tories were bad but they did have Covid to contend with, and dispite all there failings they did save so many businesses from crumbling now can you imagine this Labour Government being in power when Covid hit, the consequences would have been horrendous for the UK and would have caused far more damage than even the Tories caused. |
We certainly wouldn't have had furlough off this Labour government of which I benefitted from and will be forever grateful for as well and I was allowed to stay off a fair bit longer than others I worked with due to my youngest's medical condition. | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 20:50 - Nov 2 with 224 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 19:11 - Nov 2 by max936 |
Bonking Boris was the first to open up the borders to all comers, but Labour has more than continued the process and they couldn't careless about the hardworking tax payers.
I'm off on the sick with a back injury that I did in work, I spent out on a chiropractor today, yet I won't get a penny this week not sure as to when the statutory sickness benefit kicks in I think its as much as 7 days. |
Tony Blair opened up the flood gates. It was an attempt at social engineering to guarantee Labour stayed in. We have seen Welsh Labour and Plaid have a go at that by changingbour electoral system without a referendum, they reckon Reform or the Tories could never win a majority in this D'Hondt system, it's blatant gerrymandering, both Labour and Plaid should be ashamed but our politicians are largely devoid of shame, and guilt, empathy...knowledge or experience of the real world.
As for Mahmood, I think Labour will be out sooner than they expect, the way things are going. Maybe they'll collpase and a GE will happen, maybe there'll be riots, maybe even a larger war in Europe. I think it's obvious though that things are happening that are taking the world to a darker place again, maybe I shoild dig my garden over ready for a veg patch! | | | |
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| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 22:52 - Nov 2 with 172 views | max936 |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 20:50 - Nov 2 by SullutaCreturned |
Tony Blair opened up the flood gates. It was an attempt at social engineering to guarantee Labour stayed in. We have seen Welsh Labour and Plaid have a go at that by changingbour electoral system without a referendum, they reckon Reform or the Tories could never win a majority in this D'Hondt system, it's blatant gerrymandering, both Labour and Plaid should be ashamed but our politicians are largely devoid of shame, and guilt, empathy...knowledge or experience of the real world.
As for Mahmood, I think Labour will be out sooner than they expect, the way things are going. Maybe they'll collpase and a GE will happen, maybe there'll be riots, maybe even a larger war in Europe. I think it's obvious though that things are happening that are taking the world to a darker place again, maybe I shoild dig my garden over ready for a veg patch! |
Well they won't be out if there's war, I really hope there isn't one, Burnham hasn't a clue that's obvious if he did he wouldn't be antagonising a lunatic like Putin. | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 23:16 - Nov 2 with 163 views | onehunglow |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 22:52 - Nov 2 by max936 |
Well they won't be out if there's war, I really hope there isn't one, Burnham hasn't a clue that's obvious if he did he wouldn't be antagonising a lunatic like Putin. |
He does have a clue
That’s the problem | |
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| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 23:42 - Nov 2 with 153 views | max936 |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 23:16 - Nov 2 by onehunglow |
He does have a clue
That’s the problem |
Not if he thinks antagonising a tyrant like Putin is a good idea he hasn't. | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 01:53 - Nov 3 with 130 views | Robbie |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 20:50 - Nov 2 by SullutaCreturned |
Tony Blair opened up the flood gates. It was an attempt at social engineering to guarantee Labour stayed in. We have seen Welsh Labour and Plaid have a go at that by changingbour electoral system without a referendum, they reckon Reform or the Tories could never win a majority in this D'Hondt system, it's blatant gerrymandering, both Labour and Plaid should be ashamed but our politicians are largely devoid of shame, and guilt, empathy...knowledge or experience of the real world.
As for Mahmood, I think Labour will be out sooner than they expect, the way things are going. Maybe they'll collpase and a GE will happen, maybe there'll be riots, maybe even a larger war in Europe. I think it's obvious though that things are happening that are taking the world to a darker place again, maybe I shoild dig my garden over ready for a veg patch! |
Agree on this regarding Blair and his other half , both Human Rights lawyers and totally focused on getting these needy and necessary illegals into The Uk , we really need them and their skills as Doctors and Engineers .
If ever a brilliant idea from Labour backfired that decision will be up there with the backing to George Bush on The Weapons of mass Destruction nonsense , nothing found there .
Politicians you really have to love them . | | | |
| Mahmoods new migrant settlement rules on 07:27 - Nov 3 with 33 views | AnotherJohn |
One looks on with bemusement when Burnham's supporters talk about his political "nous". He is emerging as a spiv PM who is taking the country to the Left with no mandate, and shooting from the hip to make a series of wrong-headed policy decisions. Forcing Mahmood to U-turn on her tougher immigration control proposals is just the latest example where he changes policy in order to curry favour with the loony Left. Only a short time ago, Mahmood said that watering-down her proposals would lead to a '£10billion drain on public finances' and be 'an affront to the idea of fairness within our society', while putting 'further strain on public services like housing and healthcare'. Other examples of Burnham's duplicity involve a reversal of what he told the voters of Makerfield to open up a debate on rejoining the EU, and an idiotic plan to offer an apology for Britain's involvement in the slave trade. I preferred Starmer when it came to honesty, and that is saying a lot given his abject performance. [Post edited 3 Nov 7:40]
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