| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) 16:07 - Apr 19 with 989 views | ElderGrizzly |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:11 - Apr 19 with 957 views | BlueBadger |
To give it its full context, this is the former home secretary behind the 'hostile environment' policy who finds this policy a step too far. |  |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:13 - Apr 19 with 943 views | itfcjoe |
It's a policy I can't get too wound up or fired up by - it's just a clear distraction, it will never in a million years happen |  |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:14 - Apr 19 with 931 views | MattinLondon |
Did she mention morality at all? |  | | |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:15 - Apr 19 with 927 views | footers |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:11 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
To give it its full context, this is the former home secretary behind the 'hostile environment' policy who finds this policy a step too far. |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:16 - Apr 19 with 920 views | BlueBadger |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:13 - Apr 19 by itfcjoe |
It's a policy I can't get too wound up or fired up by - it's just a clear distraction, it will never in a million years happen |
I strongly suspect that at some point, a judge will declare it illegal then the REAL goal, the ongoing demonisation of the independent judiciary and 'interfering lawyers' and the subtle push for politically appointed judges will get a boost. [Post edited 19 Apr 2022 16:18]
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:18 - Apr 19 with 900 views | XYZ |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:11 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
To give it its full context, this is the former home secretary behind the 'hostile environment' policy who finds this policy a step too far. |
The Home Secretary happy to deport people who'd lived in the UK for 50 years and to deny them the right to work or receive NHS treatment whilst under "investigation". ("Windrush")
The Home Secretary that sent "Go Home" blazoned ad vans through London's East-end.
Too extreme for her!
"Hotel Rwanda" seems to be the Johnson family euphemism. |  | | |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:21 - Apr 19 with 881 views | ElderGrizzly |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:14 - Apr 19 by MattinLondon |
Did she mention morality at all? |
David Davis did that bit... | | | |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:22 - Apr 19 with 868 views | HARRY10 |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:15 - Apr 19 by footers |
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I must say that van must have had 1000s of these folk handing themselves in, much as with other threats, such as the TV licence warning stuck on the side of a van being driven around.
Of course cynics will claim that it was only ever intended to cause alarm and fear, and to exaggerate the problem | | | |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:22 - Apr 19 with 869 views | ElderGrizzly |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:16 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
I strongly suspect that at some point, a judge will declare it illegal then the REAL goal, the ongoing demonisation of the independent judiciary and 'interfering lawyers' and the subtle push for politically appointed judges will get a boost. [Post edited 19 Apr 2022 16:18]
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They already warned the lawyers off last week and will of course blame them when it is stopped.
Their own internal lawyers have advised it is illegal too. Home Office whistle-blowers have already leaked that.
As Joe says it is a distraction, but they will use it for their own gain further down the line | | | |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:55 - Apr 19 with 722 views | factual_blue |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:16 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
I strongly suspect that at some point, a judge will declare it illegal then the REAL goal, the ongoing demonisation of the independent judiciary and 'interfering lawyers' and the subtle push for politically appointed judges will get a boost. [Post edited 19 Apr 2022 16:18]
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We already have a swathe of judges appointed by failing grayling, just to ensure the bar is set low. |  |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 17:24 - Apr 19 with 677 views | GeoffSentence |
Any mention of it being a burning injustice? |  |
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| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 19:31 - Apr 19 with 537 views | Swansea_Blue |
| It almost makes Theresa May likeable (for a split second anyway) on 16:11 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
To give it its full context, this is the former home secretary behind the 'hostile environment' policy who finds this policy a step too far. |
Pah, that’s nothing! On Sunday the Tories were accused of being too evil by an organisation that’s covered up hundreds of cases of paedophilia and used to burn people alive for not believing hard enough. [Post edited 19 Apr 2022 19:33]
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