| So labour have solved the small boat crossings 06:40 - Mar 4 with 4452 views | onceablue |
Unfortunately not there is a surprise!!!!!!
Whether you agree with the crossings here is not the issue.
592 people in 11 boats on 2/3/25
I thought Labour had appointed a high level high paid person to sort this.
I know if I had been given a project to do at work and after 8 months I was failing dismally I would be asked to step down
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 06:45 - Mar 4 with 2709 views | Durovigutum |
There is no small irony that Brexit and the withdrawal from the Dublin accords are the cause of the small boat crossings. A change in law is the only answer, but it breaks international treaties. Only the Duning-Kruger Reform party have the answer, shame it is illegal and none of their supporters extend far enough the curve to understand this. |  | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:03 - Mar 4 with 2644 views | BlueBadger |
I'm not sure I'd be employing someone who thinks that allowing Putin his way is the sort of person I'd want offering up opinion on how to solve deep rooted problems.
Deep rooted problems caused by the sort of people that they almost certainly vote for. [Post edited 4 Mar 7:05]
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:07 - Mar 4 with 2615 views | bluejacko |
Stand by for incoming! Hope you have your flak jacket and helmet on🤞 | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:13 - Mar 4 with 2578 views | DanTheMan |
Shouldn't you be looking at longer term trends rather than individual days?
Do you also think this is something you sort out on 8 months? If it was that simple the Conservatives would have already done it.
For what it's worth I don't think Labour are going to get it much further down as the problem isn't something that is very easily solvable. It'd be much simpler just to speed up our side of things. |  |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:21 - Mar 4 with 2544 views | mikeybloo88 |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:07 - Mar 4 by bluejacko |
Stand by for incoming! Hope you have your flak jacket and helmet on🤞 |
Ha ha..hope you’ve got a good seat to watch the inevitable crucifixion. Didn’t take long for the first members of the Cabal to show up...they must have some sort of alert on their phones for when Labour gets mentioned on here |  | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:23 - Mar 4 with 2534 views | Horsham |
Did the Tories have a low paid junior in charge of immigration and filling up asylum hotels and not processing applications?
Is the best chance to solve this closer cooperation with Europe and in particular France?
Is the UK increasing its influence in Europe and leading?
The answers sequentially are
Probably not albeit it’s hard to tell.
Yes
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:27 - Mar 4 with 2509 views | Horsham |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:21 - Mar 4 by mikeybloo88 |
Ha ha..hope you’ve got a good seat to watch the inevitable crucifixion. Didn’t take long for the first members of the Cabal to show up...they must have some sort of alert on their phones for when Labour gets mentioned on here |
Who’s in a cabal? Nobody’s crucifying anyone as far as I can see? | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:28 - Mar 4 with 2502 views | vapour_trail |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:21 - Mar 4 by mikeybloo88 |
Ha ha..hope you’ve got a good seat to watch the inevitable crucifixion. Didn’t take long for the first members of the Cabal to show up...they must have some sort of alert on their phones for when Labour gets mentioned on here |
Ooh, internet points before 8am. Nice work, soldier. |  |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:29 - Mar 4 with 2499 views | onceablue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 06:45 - Mar 4 by Durovigutum |
There is no small irony that Brexit and the withdrawal from the Dublin accords are the cause of the small boat crossings. A change in law is the only answer, but it breaks international treaties. Only the Duning-Kruger Reform party have the answer, shame it is illegal and none of their supporters extend far enough the curve to understand this. |
Would it also be great if Kier Starmer was honest for a change and admitted it can’t be solved . This won’t happen as unfortunately as no Politician wants to loose face
It can’t be solved because there are too many issues going on in the world. If you look at a map detailing current on going conflicts in the world the majority of Asia and Africa are in some form of conflict
Over the next 50 years there is going to be a movement of people never seen before. Europe due to its location is going to have to accommodate the majority of these people.
The reason for this movement whether to seek refuge or for economic gain is irrelevant.
The real question is how we financially pay for an increasing population and all the additional costs that come with that
I for one like the idea of knowing where the tax I pay is going. I have always loved the Liberal Democrat’s idea of paying an extra penny in tax for the NHS. Perhaps we could have an extra penny to try and sort the world’s problem | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:33 - Mar 4 with 2481 views | Keno |
So let’s just get this into context …
In a world with so much going on, on the brink of world war 3 or climate change wiping out civilisation as we know it, the economy on a knife edge, the nhs on the verge of collapse, town in a relegation scrap and Hoppy in hospital you pr main concern is the the UK population may have increased by 0,0009% |  |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:37 - Mar 4 with 2416 views | noggin |
The so called 'war on drugs' will always fail, so long as there is a market. The only solution is to open up legal supply routes, with quality control and safe distribution.
The so called 'stop the boats' will always fail. |  |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:40 - Mar 4 with 2392 views | PassionNotAnger |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:33 - Mar 4 by Keno |
So let’s just get this into context …
In a world with so much going on, on the brink of world war 3 or climate change wiping out civilisation as we know it, the economy on a knife edge, the nhs on the verge of collapse, town in a relegation scrap and Hoppy in hospital you pr main concern is the the UK population may have increased by 0,0009% |
Couldn't agree more with this - 100% spot on | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:44 - Mar 4 with 2358 views | Horsham |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:29 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
Would it also be great if Kier Starmer was honest for a change and admitted it can’t be solved . This won’t happen as unfortunately as no Politician wants to loose face
It can’t be solved because there are too many issues going on in the world. If you look at a map detailing current on going conflicts in the world the majority of Asia and Africa are in some form of conflict
Over the next 50 years there is going to be a movement of people never seen before. Europe due to its location is going to have to accommodate the majority of these people.
The reason for this movement whether to seek refuge or for economic gain is irrelevant.
The real question is how we financially pay for an increasing population and all the additional costs that come with that
I for one like the idea of knowing where the tax I pay is going. I have always loved the Liberal Democrat’s idea of paying an extra penny in tax for the NHS. Perhaps we could have an extra penny to try and sort the world’s problem |
It depends on the definition of ‘solving’ the problem is. In my opinion it’s been managed horrendously for a number of years to the point where it’s appeared to be deliberate on the part of the last government.
Coming back to ‘solving’ you might be right and a quick message to those sympathetic with Trump’s position on Putin - it’s only a few years ago he was barrel bombing Syrian civilians and aid convoys driving deliberately weaponising and driving migration to Europe. I don’t think the problem is solvable per se but I do think it can be managed a lot better and I’m more confident in this government than the last one.
I’d back you up on the tax albeit I think you’d find it hard in 2025 Britain to sell higher tax to fund foreign aid sadly. | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:45 - Mar 4 with 2355 views | DanTheMan |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:29 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
Would it also be great if Kier Starmer was honest for a change and admitted it can’t be solved . This won’t happen as unfortunately as no Politician wants to loose face
It can’t be solved because there are too many issues going on in the world. If you look at a map detailing current on going conflicts in the world the majority of Asia and Africa are in some form of conflict
Over the next 50 years there is going to be a movement of people never seen before. Europe due to its location is going to have to accommodate the majority of these people.
The reason for this movement whether to seek refuge or for economic gain is irrelevant.
The real question is how we financially pay for an increasing population and all the additional costs that come with that
I for one like the idea of knowing where the tax I pay is going. I have always loved the Liberal Democrat’s idea of paying an extra penny in tax for the NHS. Perhaps we could have an extra penny to try and sort the world’s problem |
Hang on a second.
You're recognising it's a practically impossible challenge, but a minute ago, you were moaning that a single bloke hadn't solved the issue in eight months.
Also, you can find out where your taxes are going.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-public-spending-was-calculated-in
Dealing with this sort of migration is covered under "Overseas aid", which is a fixed percentage of tax we spend each year. The more we spend here, the less we spend abroad. | |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:52 - Mar 4 with 2275 views | StokieBlue |
Why weren't you making these posts criticising the Tories given they had a decade in power to sort it out?
How many people came the day before? What about the day before that?
This date was highlighted because it was outside the norm.
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:56 - Mar 4 with 2235 views | Swansea_Blue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:29 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
Would it also be great if Kier Starmer was honest for a change and admitted it can’t be solved . This won’t happen as unfortunately as no Politician wants to loose face
It can’t be solved because there are too many issues going on in the world. If you look at a map detailing current on going conflicts in the world the majority of Asia and Africa are in some form of conflict
Over the next 50 years there is going to be a movement of people never seen before. Europe due to its location is going to have to accommodate the majority of these people.
The reason for this movement whether to seek refuge or for economic gain is irrelevant.
The real question is how we financially pay for an increasing population and all the additional costs that come with that
I for one like the idea of knowing where the tax I pay is going. I have always loved the Liberal Democrat’s idea of paying an extra penny in tax for the NHS. Perhaps we could have an extra penny to try and sort the world’s problem |
Now wouldn’t it have been better to have that as the OP? Some good points there. It’s a very difficult issue to solve and probably impossible as long as there’s no clear legal way to enter the country in order to claim asylum. And yes, the expectation is that migration (for asylum purposes) is expected to increase significantly due to climate change impacts and conflict. |  |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:56 - Mar 4 with 2236 views | onceablue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:45 - Mar 4 by DanTheMan |
Hang on a second.
You're recognising it's a practically impossible challenge, but a minute ago, you were moaning that a single bloke hadn't solved the issue in eight months.
Also, you can find out where your taxes are going.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-public-spending-was-calculated-in
Dealing with this sort of migration is covered under "Overseas aid", which is a fixed percentage of tax we spend each year. The more we spend here, the less we spend abroad. |
No Dan I am bemoaning the fact that Labour stated they would solve the problem and quite clearly knew they couldn’t
Of course they didn’t say that because they wouldn’t have got into power
I am bemoaning the fact that the Labour are as bigger liars than any other party.
They said they wanted to bring honesty and transparency into politics and have done the complete opposite. | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:56 - Mar 4 with 2234 views | StokieBlue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:21 - Mar 4 by mikeybloo88 |
Ha ha..hope you’ve got a good seat to watch the inevitable crucifixion. Didn’t take long for the first members of the Cabal to show up...they must have some sort of alert on their phones for when Labour gets mentioned on here |
I think it's pretty telling that you and other poster have already both posted to complain that there will be push back against this frankly rubbish post yet neither of you have added nothing to the debate and just attacked other posters.
I think it's pretty clear who has the issues here.
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:00 - Mar 4 with 2205 views | onceablue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:52 - Mar 4 by StokieBlue |
Why weren't you making these posts criticising the Tories given they had a decade in power to sort it out?
How many people came the day before? What about the day before that?
This date was highlighted because it was outside the norm.
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The day before 68 people arrived and on 25/2 163 arrived
592 was highlighted because it was the highest no for 1 day ever recorded | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:01 - Mar 4 with 2187 views | StokieBlue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:56 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
No Dan I am bemoaning the fact that Labour stated they would solve the problem and quite clearly knew they couldn’t
Of course they didn’t say that because they wouldn’t have got into power
I am bemoaning the fact that the Labour are as bigger liars than any other party.
They said they wanted to bring honesty and transparency into politics and have done the complete opposite. |
That third paragraph is ridiculous given the number and size of the lies told by the Tories.
Where are the 25 new hospitals or the 350m a week for our NHS? Where are the Brexit benefits and all the trade deals they were going to sign with the world?
Not sure your can take a single issue which they said they would try and solve and that you acknowledge is pretty hard to solve and then batter them with it.
Just looks narrative driven.
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:03 - Mar 4 with 2155 views | vapour_trail |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:00 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
The day before 68 people arrived and on 25/2 163 arrived
592 was highlighted because it was the highest no for 1 day ever recorded |
Incorrect. It was the highest number recorded this year. Not on record. | |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:04 - Mar 4 with 2153 views | onceablue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:33 - Mar 4 by Keno |
So let’s just get this into context …
In a world with so much going on, on the brink of world war 3 or climate change wiping out civilisation as we know it, the economy on a knife edge, the nhs on the verge of collapse, town in a relegation scrap and Hoppy in hospital you pr main concern is the the UK population may have increased by 0,0009% |
Over the 10 years between mid-2022 and mid-2032, the population of the UK is projected to increase by 4.9 million (7.3%) from an estimated 67.6 million to 72.5 million; this increase is projected to arise from net migration of 4.9 million compared with 6.8 million births and 6.8 million deaths.
Don’t think that is .00009%
Are you getting your figures from Mr Starmer directly | | | |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:05 - Mar 4 with 2137 views | DanTheMan |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 07:56 - Mar 4 by onceablue |
No Dan I am bemoaning the fact that Labour stated they would solve the problem and quite clearly knew they couldn’t
Of course they didn’t say that because they wouldn’t have got into power
I am bemoaning the fact that the Labour are as bigger liars than any other party.
They said they wanted to bring honesty and transparency into politics and have done the complete opposite. |
I agree they are dishonest about things, but I'm not sure I agree they are any more dishonest than those that came before them. | |
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| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:06 - Mar 4 with 2128 views | onceablue |
| So labour have solved the small boat crossings on 08:01 - Mar 4 by StokieBlue |
That third paragraph is ridiculous given the number and size of the lies told by the Tories.
Where are the 25 new hospitals or the 350m a week for our NHS? Where are the Brexit benefits and all the trade deals they were going to sign with the world?
Not sure your can take a single issue which they said they would try and solve and that you acknowledge is pretty hard to solve and then batter them with it.
Just looks narrative driven.
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Never said the Tories didn’t course they did
But Labour won the election on many promises they just haven’t kept
Isn’t that also lying? | | | |
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