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Miliband To Claim Refugee Disaster Was Partly Cameron's Fault
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Nothing much to do the overthrow of Gaddafi or Britain's involvement.
Apart from the genuine Libyan asylum seekers, those who are cramming the people trafficker's boats, are simply economic refugees using the Libyan coast line as their point of embarkation.
What we have to be careful about is that the practice isn't copied with the same intensity by those economic refugees waiting to get across the Channel from Calais.
Apart from the genuine Libyan asylum seekers, those who are cramming the people trafficker's boats, are simply economic refugees using the Libyan coast line as their point of embarkation.
What we have to be careful about is that the practice isn't copied with the same intensity by those economic refugees waiting to get across the Channel from Calais.
I wasn't happy to hear some Labour spokesman saying, 'We are supporting the current Conservative policy of arming & training anti-Assad forces in the Middle-East'.
I thought that nonsense had been quietly dropped. No wonder there's little progress getting rid of IS. Why should he bust a gut to help us eradicate them if he knows all guns will be trained on him if and when they're sorted out.
I thought that nonsense had been quietly dropped. No wonder there's little progress getting rid of IS. Why should he bust a gut to help us eradicate them if he knows all guns will be trained on him if and when they're sorted out.
So will every one here hang a go at Mr Miliband join me in congratulating David Cameron on his bold intervention against Gaddafi then :-)
One of the better things he did as Prime Minister
But he and others should have done more post operation. That is simply a fact but why let the facts get in the way of a good rant
It is also unfortunate for the refugees that the intervention now has come in the middle of an election campaign hence the 'we'll send a few vehicles but for Gawd's sake keep them away from the U.K.' :-) remarks
And in fairness Labour would probably do the same in the current climate
One of the better things he did as Prime Minister
But he and others should have done more post operation. That is simply a fact but why let the facts get in the way of a good rant
It is also unfortunate for the refugees that the intervention now has come in the middle of an election campaign hence the 'we'll send a few vehicles but for Gawd's sake keep them away from the U.K.' :-) remarks
And in fairness Labour would probably do the same in the current climate
I am convinced that I first heard about the situations in Ceuta, Melilla and Lampedusa long before Gaddhafi got his scaffolding implant. The crowds we have known of, at Sangatte, for the last decade or two have come via that route.
The waves of refugees from Eritrea and Syria appear to be something new. Evidently, the instabilities in Egypt have left its borders somewhat leaky, too.
Personally, I think it's incorrect to blame Cameron and our intervention in Libya. It's like their is a tacit refusal to accept that Africa has had access to global media and the internet for years. They now realise what a **hole they are living in and, with Google streetview, exactly what Europe looks like, so they'd be fools to not be heading this way.
Nothing to do with Cameron, it is entirely due to global-scale inequality of standards of living. Give them a way to make their lives comfortable and they will stay in the land where they were born, if that's what you really want.
The waves of refugees from Eritrea and Syria appear to be something new. Evidently, the instabilities in Egypt have left its borders somewhat leaky, too.
Personally, I think it's incorrect to blame Cameron and our intervention in Libya. It's like their is a tacit refusal to accept that Africa has had access to global media and the internet for years. They now realise what a **hole they are living in and, with Google streetview, exactly what Europe looks like, so they'd be fools to not be heading this way.
Nothing to do with Cameron, it is entirely due to global-scale inequality of standards of living. Give them a way to make their lives comfortable and they will stay in the land where they were born, if that's what you really want.
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