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Almost 100,000 Illegals Stopped At The Uk Border.
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At least we do still have a border, that is one very good reason why we should leave the EU.
At least we do still have a border, that is one very good reason why we should leave the EU.
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“…and these rules have to be adhered to by EU law in each country.” Yeah, right. All nations stick rigidly to the rules, don’t they? A million people have arrived in the EU as migrants this year (at least, that’s the number we know about). How are those people going to be denied the rights of all other EU citizens to move about as they wish? Even if they...
17:52 Wed 23rd Dec 2015
Was there a question as framed by AOG?
I think the point is that the same "illegals" we might turn away from our own borders, could ultimately gain entry to our country by becoming "legals" through other borders. This is a big weakness of the European system and, while it remains, many Brits will want to leave the EU.
I think the point is that the same "illegals" we might turn away from our own borders, could ultimately gain entry to our country by becoming "legals" through other borders. This is a big weakness of the European system and, while it remains, many Brits will want to leave the EU.
A simple scenario played out over the next few years:
* Germany accepts 1M Syrians (whereas the UK accepts 20,000)
* 600,000 of that 1M speak better English than German
* 60,000 of that 600,000 decide to legally migrate to the UK
* Now we have 80,000 Syrians instead of the 20,000 we agreed to take - four times as many
Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is a matter of opinion. But it's a fact that the same people we would turn away from our own borders could ultimately gain entry here through the largesse of our fellow EU members.
* Germany accepts 1M Syrians (whereas the UK accepts 20,000)
* 600,000 of that 1M speak better English than German
* 60,000 of that 600,000 decide to legally migrate to the UK
* Now we have 80,000 Syrians instead of the 20,000 we agreed to take - four times as many
Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is a matter of opinion. But it's a fact that the same people we would turn away from our own borders could ultimately gain entry here through the largesse of our fellow EU members.
Well Lord Hague ( when did he become a lord ) says we shouldn't leave - so i'll have no further calls to leave - ok ?
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-3516 5720
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I'm sorry to wheel out this old chestnut but I'm going to anyway. France & Germany tried & tried over the years to subdue these islands & failed, the two countries got their heads together & formulated a wonderful plan to achieve their ambitions & finally did it, they now have us over a barrel & I for one resent it & feel we should put a stop to their plans once & for all by breaking away from Europe. We could still trade with them but also with Australia, New Zealand, India, African Nations & of course our choice with the remaining countries of the world.
Is that aimed at me?
Whether they're legal or illegal is moot because, as demonstrated above, there is a path outside of our control for turning "illegal" people into "legal" people, yet they're the same people.
The real issue is whether people are coming in who we don't want to come in and, if so, what we can do about it.
Whether they're legal or illegal is moot because, as demonstrated above, there is a path outside of our control for turning "illegal" people into "legal" people, yet they're the same people.
The real issue is whether people are coming in who we don't want to come in and, if so, what we can do about it.
“There is no 'clown' at the EU saying we must accept illegal immigrants. If there was, that would be reason enough to want out.”
Really? Maybe not us, but every other member bar the UK, Ireland and Denmark. Those three countries have an “opt out” (if ever such a thing was needed) from this lunatic scheme:
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-eur ope-341 93568
This plan aims to distribute “asylum seekers”. Under the UN Agreement on the treatment of refugees almost none of those in Europe qualify as asylum seekers because they did not apply for asylum in the first safe country they arrive in. Therefore they are illegal immigrants and this scheme directs EU member States to accept a share of illegal immigrants. It is only by the foresight of previous administrations that the UK has maintained this opt out. Had the “clowns” had their way, there would be a bar on the chart in the BBC’s article labelled “UK” (and it would probably be a long bar).
That said, it is far more important for the UK to leave the EU because of the future ramifications of this folly which have already been mentioned. Those migrants “distributed” to places such as Slovenia, Slovakia, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania are not going to stay there (that is if they ever get there at all). That’s not where they want to be. Furthermore, the EU is not going to tolerate hundreds of thousands of migrants within its borders who have second class citizenship meaning they are unable to freely travel (which, of course, we are frequently told, is one of the two "crowning achievements" of the European Project). At some time (probably sooner rather than later) they will be granted full EU citizenship meaning they can travel to the UK at will. Then the 100,000 mentioned in AOG’s question will be but a small trickle. To be perfectly accurate when they enter the UK they will no longer be “illegal”, but the effect will be the same. That’s one very good reason (among many) why the UK needs to leave the EU, and leave it fairly sharpish.
Really? Maybe not us, but every other member bar the UK, Ireland and Denmark. Those three countries have an “opt out” (if ever such a thing was needed) from this lunatic scheme:
http://
This plan aims to distribute “asylum seekers”. Under the UN Agreement on the treatment of refugees almost none of those in Europe qualify as asylum seekers because they did not apply for asylum in the first safe country they arrive in. Therefore they are illegal immigrants and this scheme directs EU member States to accept a share of illegal immigrants. It is only by the foresight of previous administrations that the UK has maintained this opt out. Had the “clowns” had their way, there would be a bar on the chart in the BBC’s article labelled “UK” (and it would probably be a long bar).
That said, it is far more important for the UK to leave the EU because of the future ramifications of this folly which have already been mentioned. Those migrants “distributed” to places such as Slovenia, Slovakia, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania are not going to stay there (that is if they ever get there at all). That’s not where they want to be. Furthermore, the EU is not going to tolerate hundreds of thousands of migrants within its borders who have second class citizenship meaning they are unable to freely travel (which, of course, we are frequently told, is one of the two "crowning achievements" of the European Project). At some time (probably sooner rather than later) they will be granted full EU citizenship meaning they can travel to the UK at will. Then the 100,000 mentioned in AOG’s question will be but a small trickle. To be perfectly accurate when they enter the UK they will no longer be “illegal”, but the effect will be the same. That’s one very good reason (among many) why the UK needs to leave the EU, and leave it fairly sharpish.
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