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Will be interesting to see how they're compared to environmental groups who did the same and who mainly showed their faces. Were anti terror laws used against them in the end? Weren't there calls by certain sections on the right to run them over?
Let's wait and see.
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These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 15:16 - Sep 9 with 745 views
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 13:50 - Sep 9 by noggin
No he didn't. A quick search is all it took.
No, Jeremy Kyle did not report that the United Nations (UN) stated 1 in 100 asylum cases are genuine.The segment broadcast on Talk (formerly TalkTV) in September 2026 involved Jeremy Kyle discussing a widely reported investigation from The Times.
FFS, I wish I hadn't looked at this rubbish. No surprise that you watch TalkTV benters. I'm guessing you'll say you were genuinely mistaken now?
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 17:47 - Sep 9 by noggin
No, I'm sure it's not. Can you find a link to what you 'DID' see?
I’d expect journalists in a relatively high position such as Poppy Coburn to relay on facts or to present a reasoned argument but all she seemingly does is echo meaningless soundbites. Probably designed to get people angry.
I never heard of her prior to watching that clip and so I googled her - I wish I hadn’t. She comes across as rather unpleasant.
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These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:05 - Sep 9 with 434 views
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 17:50 - Sep 9 by The_Flashing_Smile
As he said earlier, what he says is true is true because he says it is. You can't argue with that logic!
copying his hero trump's modus operandi:- lie, lie about the lie, double down on the lie, make a bigger lie in the hope that it'll distract you from the first lie, repeat ad nauseum
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 17:50 - Sep 9 by The_Flashing_Smile
As he said earlier, what he says is true is true because he says it is. You can't argue with that logic!
He doesn't care much for truth. That's his right, but when he deliberately spreads untruths on here, it needs to be called out. Heart surgery or not, he's a disgrace to this forum.
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:05 - Sep 9 by positivity
copying his hero trump's modus operandi:- lie, lie about the lie, double down on the lie, make a bigger lie in the hope that it'll distract you from the first lie, repeat ad nauseum
so tedious, i've met toddlers with more acumen!
In defence of toddlers - they tend to be brutally honest and not lie at all.
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These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:10 - Sep 9 with 402 views
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:05 - Sep 9 by positivity
copying his hero trump's modus operandi:- lie, lie about the lie, double down on the lie, make a bigger lie in the hope that it'll distract you from the first lie, repeat ad nauseum
so tedious, i've met toddlers with more acumen!
In Benters' defence, at least he doesn't know what he's doing.
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 16:19 - Sep 9 by balcombeblue
I will restate it again. I imagine there is a significant amount of arbitrary decision making going on.
No deflection needed. I am not sure I could have been any clearer.
Some more 'evidence' - The UNHCR thinks that the Home Office only meets it's internal standards in 52% of asylum claims.
Caseworkers are under huge pressure with the backlog, leading to mistakes.
66% of appeals are overturned by judges.
I could go on.
No there isn't. Look up the word arbitrary.
Then look at the clear rules and guidelines- which are extensive.
No one suggests perfection, or that there is not an element of judgment involved. But arbitrary is blatant trumpish / farageish misinformation which you should correct.
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 10:06 - Sep 9 by balcombeblue
UK life expectancy is actually in decline and will continue to some extent
I think you know what I'm getting at. We have an aging population because of life expectancy generally increasing along any extended timeline you care to look at, and it's widely recognised that our country can't sufficiently support their welfare and healthcare without immigration.
Funny though, because apparently we're too full because of it? Dear me, I do wish someone who understands Reform's policies and can string a sentence together could square the circle for us.
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These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:18 - Sep 9 with 371 views
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:12 - Sep 9 by FoghornGleghorn
I think you know what I'm getting at. We have an aging population because of life expectancy generally increasing along any extended timeline you care to look at, and it's widely recognised that our country can't sufficiently support their welfare and healthcare without immigration.
Funny though, because apparently we're too full because of it? Dear me, I do wish someone who understands Reform's policies and can string a sentence together could square the circle for us.
Personally, I do think that continually relying on immigration to feed the ponzi pyramid is not a long term solution. We have to recognise things have changed and we need to pay more to make it work.
Regardless of your views on immigration, the very fact that it drives this sort of division and conflict is enough to show us it can be problematic in large volumes.
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 18:12 - Sep 9 by FoghornGleghorn
I think you know what I'm getting at. We have an aging population because of life expectancy generally increasing along any extended timeline you care to look at, and it's widely recognised that our country can't sufficiently support their welfare and healthcare without immigration.
Funny though, because apparently we're too full because of it? Dear me, I do wish someone who understands Reform's policies and can string a sentence together could square the circle for us.
I do indeed.
It’s an inevitable population mushroom. I’m afraid we’ve given state pensions to too many people far too early. The French are in an even worse position than we are. An undivided state pension scheme is even worse than an unfunded healthcare system. But instead we spend political capital on small boats or banning some Israeli companies. We got the politics and the politicians from hell
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These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 19:41 - Sep 9 with 221 views
These balaclava wearing chaps in Dover on 16:19 - Sep 9 by balcombeblue
I will restate it again. I imagine there is a significant amount of arbitrary decision making going on.
No deflection needed. I am not sure I could have been any clearer.
Some more 'evidence' - The UNHCR thinks that the Home Office only meets it's internal standards in 52% of asylum claims.
Caseworkers are under huge pressure with the backlog, leading to mistakes.
66% of appeals are overturned by judges.
I could go on.
"Some more 'evidence' - The UNHCR thinks that the Home Office only meets it's internal standards in 52% of asylum claims."
Just for clarity, the UNHCR audit was published in March of this year. The Home Office and UNHCR agreed that UNHCR would conduct an audit of asylum interviews in September 2024, which included a total of 30 asylum interviews randomly selected for observation, plus an additional 30 case files (interview transcript and decision) were selected for detailed review (all carried out between November 2024 and January 2025)
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