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    I wish you people would stop knocking (so called..) Asylum Seekers.. they're entitled to live here as much as we are..

    We don't really believe that we 'own' this country do we? It's not a belief I hold..

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    Quote Originally Posted by nigel View Post

    I wish you people would stop knocking (so called..) Asylum Seekers.. they're entitled to live here as much as we are..

    We don't really believe that we 'own' this country do we? It's not a belief I hold..


    Your beliefs are admirable. Not sure if they would be much use if a family of criminals from Outer Karzistan moved in next door and started using your front garden as a toilet.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nigel View Post


    Asylum Seekers.. they're entitled to live here as much as we are..
    ... only if they pay their way (like everyone else should be doing!) once they ARE here, Nigel.

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    We don't really believe that we 'own' this country do we? It's not a belief I hold..
    Nigel ... whilst we don't OWN *"our country" - as SUCH - those of us who've lived here all our lives - and contributed to *its upkeep by paying taxes, National Insurance stamps, &c. ... not to mention electing its politicians - OUGHT to have a say in how it's run. We should NOT be expected to fork out even more of our hard-earned cash in order to subsidise people who come here illegally - on the pretext of calling themselves "asylum seekers" [as many do!!!] - and scrounge off the 'Welfare State' our forefathers fought relentlessly helping to create.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... only if they pay their way (like everyone else should be doing!) once they ARE here, Nigel.



    Nigel ... whilst we don't OWN *"our country" - as SUCH - those of us who've lived here all our lives - and contributed to *its upkeep by paying taxes, National Insurance stamps and electing its politicians - OUGHT to have a say in how it's run. We should NOT be expected to fork out even more of our hard-earned cash in order to subsidise people who come here illegally - on the pretence of calling themselves "asylum seekers" [as many do!!! - and scrounge off the 'Welfare State' our forefathers fought relentlessly to create.


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    My forebears never envisaged in their conversations with me any sugesstion that their "relentless" struggle should be limited to people who were born on these Islands

    To be clear

    1) The authorities are responcible to translate the wishes of the electorate if they dont they can be replaced if none will revolution is required or relocating to a place that more suits your requirements

    2) Anyone under curent legislation is free to claim asylum and have their case heard fairly

    3)Criminals no matter their origion are subject to prosecution and punishment (see 1.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Englishman2010 View Post
    At the time I can remember Brown using the argument that we need more workers in the UK to pay NI & Tax to help support the pension payments of an ever ageing population. It might have worked had any of these new entrants actually worked in the real economy and paid tax and NI.
    I would say the bigger problem with this was that immigrants tend to have kids and get old too.... what then?

    As for EU workers in the black market, the numbers are/were tiny. We had record employment at one point because of the extra jobs the migrants from the EU were filling. All paying taxes and NI too. And really, no one is coming to the UK for our benefits. We have one of the meanest systems in Europe and now it is being cut even further. And you have to have worked and paid tax here for a year before you can claim. The major attraction for migrants remains that we are an English speaking country. And English is the world's lingua franca.


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    Oh guys! All this talk of problems... our only real problem is we don't love each other as we should!

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