| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 05:31 - Apr 12 with 4399 views | noggin |
Rule Britannia. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:29 - Apr 12 with 4284 views | Steve_M |
It is, this, along with police cuts, is Theresa May's legacy at the Home Office. As Prime Minister she doesn't seem to really believe in anything but there is a constant thread about immigration 'control' and this sort of unpleasantness. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:34 - Apr 12 with 4272 views | FactOrFiction |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:29 - Apr 12 by Steve_M |
It is, this, along with police cuts, is Theresa May's legacy at the Home Office. As Prime Minister she doesn't seem to really believe in anything but there is a constant thread about immigration 'control' and this sort of unpleasantness. |
It's truly shameful, hopefully it will get sorted out so they can stay.
Whilst May was pretty rubbish it seems a bit harsh blaming her as the clerical errors (ie. not keeping records) was prior to 1971 from my reading of the article. I do get the wider point about an undercurrent of unpleasantness though. |  | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:34 - Apr 12 with 4270 views | Herbivore |
Brexit Britain. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:35 - Apr 12 with 4270 views | mrshallisfit |
Have you read The Daily Mail recently? There is a part of small minded little Englander mentality that is unpleasant in this country. It partly drove the Brexit vote. |  | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:35 - Apr 12 with 4267 views | GlasgowBlue |
As it’s a government fcuk up from 1971, anyone who can prove they were here at that time, and that shouldn’t be hard to do, should be given an amnesty. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:37 - Apr 12 with 4258 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:34 - Apr 12 by Herbivore |
Brexit Britain. |
-10. Facters does Brexit trolling far better than you. | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:42 - Apr 12 with 4247 views | Herbivore |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:37 - Apr 12 by GlasgowBlue |
-10. Facters does Brexit trolling far better than you. |
At the very least this is classic nasty party stuff. | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:46 - Apr 12 with 4235 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:42 - Apr 12 by Herbivore |
At the very least this is classic nasty party stuff. |
Yes it is. Typical of May as Steve M has said. But nothing to do with Brexit. You may recall May was in your camp.
Of course the 1971 act is an extension to the 1968 act brought in by Harold Wilson in response to the march by the Union of Dockers. [Post edited 12 Apr 2018 8:49]
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:46 - Apr 12 with 4237 views | No9 |
Makes Max Mosley's position look quite civilised? | | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:53 - Apr 12 with 4201 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:46 - Apr 12 by No9 |
Makes Max Mosley's position look quite civilised? |
Are you defending Max Mosley and his forced repatriation views? | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:59 - Apr 12 with 4187 views | No9 |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:53 - Apr 12 by GlasgowBlue |
Are you defending Max Mosley and his forced repatriation views? |
Not at all but as he has changed his position on that but the UK government have moved (more or less) to where he was the situation surely needs comparison?
Baring in mind when Mosley made the suggestion - if it is provevn he did- that was not such an unusual position to hold was it? An election in the Midlans was re -run because the tory member was elected on what was considered a raciust ticket. & I'm sure others in politics agreed with repatriation including Mr Rivers of Blood.
Times chnage but as I have often predicted our governemtn wish to go back to a previous century, this is just one example of what they will do once they have 'taken back control'
Think about it. | | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:08 - Apr 12 with 4166 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:59 - Apr 12 by No9 |
Not at all but as he has changed his position on that but the UK government have moved (more or less) to where he was the situation surely needs comparison?
Baring in mind when Mosley made the suggestion - if it is provevn he did- that was not such an unusual position to hold was it? An election in the Midlans was re -run because the tory member was elected on what was considered a raciust ticket. & I'm sure others in politics agreed with repatriation including Mr Rivers of Blood.
Times chnage but as I have often predicted our governemtn wish to go back to a previous century, this is just one example of what they will do once they have 'taken back control'
Think about it. |
Yep. You are defending Max Mosley. Shameful Fredders. | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:28 - Apr 12 with 4116 views | No9 |
What with that & certain nationalities having to 'register' it looks like dangerous times - didn't something like this happen somewhere in the 30's? | | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:38 - Apr 12 with 4101 views | Swansea_Blue |
Home Office in being insensitive w@nkers shocker!
Did you see the one recently about the South African woman they accused of faking illness, detained her rather than seeking prompt medical advice and she died a few days later? Hope her partner sues the feck out of them (if he can).
And then we've had a 50% increase in homeless deaths (presumably the Mogster finds that very heartwarming).
The Nasty Party indeed.
But away from the sensationalism, May's and now Rudd's incompetence in key ministerial positions has left our Home Office in a right state. Families being split, long-time residents/contributors being deported/big increase in red tape for right to work legislation because they'd rather pander to the xenophobic voters, etc. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:43 - Apr 12 with 4090 views | No9 |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:38 - Apr 12 by Swansea_Blue |
Home Office in being insensitive w@nkers shocker!
Did you see the one recently about the South African woman they accused of faking illness, detained her rather than seeking prompt medical advice and she died a few days later? Hope her partner sues the feck out of them (if he can).
And then we've had a 50% increase in homeless deaths (presumably the Mogster finds that very heartwarming).
The Nasty Party indeed.
But away from the sensationalism, May's and now Rudd's incompetence in key ministerial positions has left our Home Office in a right state. Families being split, long-time residents/contributors being deported/big increase in red tape for right to work legislation because they'd rather pander to the xenophobic voters, etc. |
"But away from the sensationalism, May's and now Rudd's incompetence in key ministerial positions has left our Home Office in a right state. Families being split, long-time residents/contributors being deported/big increase in red tape for right to work legislation because they'd rather pander to the xenophobic voters, etc."
Is it really incompetence or deliberate? | | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:46 - Apr 12 with 4078 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:43 - Apr 12 by No9 |
"But away from the sensationalism, May's and now Rudd's incompetence in key ministerial positions has left our Home Office in a right state. Families being split, long-time residents/contributors being deported/big increase in red tape for right to work legislation because they'd rather pander to the xenophobic voters, etc."
Is it really incompetence or deliberate? |
Seeing how May has acted now she's in the top job, I suspect incompetence plays a big part. And Rudd doesn't seem to have a handle on things at all.
The policies to pander to the former UKIP voters and the like is deliberate though if that's where you're coming from. | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 10:35 - Apr 12 with 4045 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:38 - Apr 12 by Swansea_Blue |
Home Office in being insensitive w@nkers shocker!
Did you see the one recently about the South African woman they accused of faking illness, detained her rather than seeking prompt medical advice and she died a few days later? Hope her partner sues the feck out of them (if he can).
And then we've had a 50% increase in homeless deaths (presumably the Mogster finds that very heartwarming).
The Nasty Party indeed.
But away from the sensationalism, May's and now Rudd's incompetence in key ministerial positions has left our Home Office in a right state. Families being split, long-time residents/contributors being deported/big increase in red tape for right to work legislation because they'd rather pander to the xenophobic voters, etc. |
Can’t disagree with any of that. | |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 13:06 - Apr 12 with 3973 views | BlueBadger |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 08:59 - Apr 12 by No9 |
Not at all but as he has changed his position on that but the UK government have moved (more or less) to where he was the situation surely needs comparison?
Baring in mind when Mosley made the suggestion - if it is provevn he did- that was not such an unusual position to hold was it? An election in the Midlans was re -run because the tory member was elected on what was considered a raciust ticket. & I'm sure others in politics agreed with repatriation including Mr Rivers of Blood.
Times chnage but as I have often predicted our governemtn wish to go back to a previous century, this is just one example of what they will do once they have 'taken back control'
Think about it. |
Fancy that, a Momentum supporter defending an anti-semite. |  |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 12:58 - Apr 13 with 3848 views | No9 |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 09:46 - Apr 12 by Swansea_Blue |
Seeing how May has acted now she's in the top job, I suspect incompetence plays a big part. And Rudd doesn't seem to have a handle on things at all.
The policies to pander to the former UKIP voters and the like is deliberate though if that's where you're coming from. |
May was an incompetent HS and created many of the problems we experienced with immigration since 2010.
But in reality this is the RW of UK politics taking us back to the place where electoins were fought in the 60's-
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/15/britains-most-racist-election-smet
Only people of my age (& older) will remember the stories of Kit-E-Kat etc.
1971 legislation was supposed to deal with this sort of thing & in the 70's those who hadn't got their UKmpassport & staus resolved should do so. The right have siezed on this.
Differrentiating between UKip & the RW tories ins't easy | | | |
| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. (n/t) on 13:04 - Apr 13 with 3832 views | Ryorry |
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| Shocking situation, this country should be ashamed of itself. on 11:28 - Apr 16 with 3726 views | Lord_Lucan |
I'm a regular listener to LBC but missed The Moggster this morning. |  |
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