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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

The germans welcomed them with sweets and banners. They have been through a lot of an hopefully I can welcome a handsome Syrian man when they arrive.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

First planeload of syrians to Glasgow will arrive today, about 1000 will be resettled in due time for xmas, its been said there will be some welcome banners and all sorts to make them feel welcomed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Welcomed with rain. Start as Glasgow means to go on.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"First planeload of syrians to Glasgow will arrive today, about 1000 will be resettled in due time for xmas, its been said there will be some welcome banners and all sorts to make them feel welcomed."

The stuff av read i dont think they will feel very welcome!

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By *andom2chatMan
over a year ago

A Galaxy Far, Far Away & Spain

It's pishin from the heavens. Welcome to Glasgow.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"First planeload of syrians to Glasgow will arrive today, about 1000 will be resettled in due time for xmas, its been said there will be some welcome banners and all sorts to make them feel welcomed.

The stuff av read i dont think they will feel very welcome!"

They won't! The treatment from the young team will make Syria look like Pontins!

Bad choice of settlement.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just no comment

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I slept with a Syrian once

He turned out to be an odd 'un but he had blue eyes and a big cock so all's fair

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By *vsnikkiTV/TS
over a year ago

Limavady

Be interested to see if those refugees settled in the Hebrides are wildly keen. Lovely place to live but just a tad of a culture shock

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By *irkby coupleCouple
over a year ago

Kirkby

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

"

How do you know they can't speak english ?

How do you know they aren't educated ?

There is an assumption that all refugees are poorly educated people who lived a life working menial jobs in their homeland.

That be the case for some, but not for many others.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Will there be syrian restaurants?! I bet they have some great food!

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

"
Woulf.. woof woof..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

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Can they really not get jobs or are they just refusing to do the jobs migrants and refugees will happily do? Got to live Murdoch and the media

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

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Yeah, let's not help people who are fleeing war and destruction. They might get jobs!

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester

Lol yep hiya...

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By *vsnikkiTV/TS
over a year ago

Limavady


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

"

Now I realize why there is such high unemployment in Newcastle; so few of the locals speak proper English! (I come from Northern Ireland so can't really claim linguistic ability myself!)

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

Now I realize why there is such high unemployment in Newcastle; so few of the locals speak proper English! (I come from Northern Ireland so can't really claim linguistic ability myself!)"

Attack a valid opinion, yep typical!!

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

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anyone who wants to will find employment IF they want to look for it..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

Now I realize why there is such high unemployment in Newcastle; so few of the locals speak proper English! (I come from Northern Ireland so can't really claim linguistic ability myself!)

Attack a valid opinion, yep typical!!"

I see an opinion

I see little validity

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

Now I realize why there is such high unemployment in Newcastle; so few of the locals speak proper English! (I come from Northern Ireland so can't really claim linguistic ability myself!)

Attack a valid opinion, yep typical!!

I see an opinion

I see little validity "

Whatever...

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By *inky-MinxWoman
over a year ago

Grantham


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

How do you know they can't speak english ?

How do you know they aren't educated ?

There is an assumption that all refugees are poorly educated people who lived a life working menial jobs in their homeland.

That be the case for some, but not for many others."

And how many English cba to find work?

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews

Having an opinion doesn't make it valid.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

How do you know they can't speak english ?

How do you know they aren't educated ?

There is an assumption that all refugees are poorly educated people who lived a life working menial jobs in their homeland.

That be the case for some, but not for many others."

Yes the jobs they do to provide us with food and textiles, don't see many in the UK doing these jobs.

What made me laugh was when people got on the band wagon as some of them had mobile phones, yes they are refugees- doesn't mean they're poor, they are trying to evacuate a country and seek refuge, hence known as refugees.

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By *an_WoodMan
over a year ago

Stafford


"Let's see how many of them get jobs

Woulf be interesting to see if these refugees who probably don't speak English can get a job when people in the U.K. That have lived here all their life can't

Woulf.. woof woof.. "

Witty reference

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's crazy opening our borders - terrorists pose as refugees to get into Britain and then cause devastation. These refugees have no background checks. I agree we should send them aid but letting 10,000 of them in will inevitably lead to disaster!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's crazy opening our borders - terrorists pose as refugees to get into Britain and then cause devastation. These refugees have no background checks. I agree we should send them aid but letting 10,000 of them in will inevitably lead to disaster! "

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"It's crazy opening our borders - terrorists pose as refugees to get into Britain and then cause devastation. These refugees have no background checks. I agree we should send them aid but letting 10,000 of them in will inevitably lead to disaster! "

Not all refugees are terrorists. What happened in Paris is not commonplace, and we shouldn't be made to believe it is.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's crazy opening our borders - terrorists pose as refugees to get into Britain and then cause devastation. These refugees have no background checks. I agree we should send them aid but letting 10,000 of them in will inevitably lead to disaster!

Not all refugees are terrorists. What happened in Paris is not commonplace, and we shouldn't be made to believe it is.

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Oh yes, the suicide attack by a refugee, who blew himself up and his passport landed right next to him. I guess when you plan on killing yourself your passport is on your checklist

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!"

this!

Lets not forget the Isis supporter claiming on facebook the they would rape our 13 year old daughters, breed us out & make us the minority!

Do we want to provide refuge to more of these animals?

Yes there are non terrorist refugees, I'm aware of this & its a shame for them. But I for one, would be welding those border gates closed! Look after our own.

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!"

How do you know there are no checks? Because the news said so?

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

this!

Lets not forget the Isis supporter claiming on facebook the they would rape our 13 year old daughters, breed us out & make us the minority!

Do we want to provide refuge to more of these animals?

Yes there are non terrorist refugees, I'm aware of this & its a shame for them. But I for one, would be welding those border gates closed! Look after our own. "

So we shouldn't help 99.9% of those who need it, because 0.1% aren't genuine?

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By *he-Hosiery-GentMan
over a year ago

Older Hot Bearded Guy

The first priority of any government is keeping its country safe and secure, it must not be jeopardised or put at risk for the sake of compassion.

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews

No one is just throwing open the door and shouting "come one, come all!" FFS.

And welcoming refugees isn't turning your back on your own people either.

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By *isdirtygirlCouple
over a year ago

somewhere out there

I totally agree we should help the Syrian refugees but I also recognise the fact that IS will exploit the situation to get their people in position. Europes willingness to accept any and all has weakened us immensely And made us far more vulnerable to attack. How we solve the problem I don't know. We caused the problems in Syria, Iraq, Libya etc.

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By *alandNitaCouple
over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

How do you know there are no checks? Because the news said so? "

Sadly many believe everything they read / hear. The media, particularly social media is an excellent if sometimes inaccurate propaganda machine.

The vast majority are fleeing from the terrorists.

I think it is our duty as decent human beings to help people fleeing a situation that is likely more awful than we can begin to imagine.

Nita

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!"

Which two of the terrorists were refugees?

According to the reports I read today they were either Belgian or French nationals apart from one where they don't really know his nationality (although they know the route he took to get into Europe) because the passport they associated with him is a fake.

Do you think we should we stop tourists and businessmen coming into the country too? After all in any group of 10000 people there will be murderers, rapists and terrorists, so shouldn't we stop all foreigners from coming in? Then we'll be left with just our homegrown rapists, murderers and terrorists. Just like sadly it seems the French were.

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

How do you know there are no checks? Because the news said so?

Sadly many believe everything they read / hear. The media, particularly social media is an excellent if sometimes inaccurate propaganda machine.

The vast majority are fleeing from the terrorists.

I think it is our duty as decent human beings to help people fleeing a situation that is likely more awful than we can begin to imagine.

Nita "

So much this. The amount of stupid I have had to listen to today beggars belief. Two of my friends were in Paris on Friday, thankfully they're ok (physically at least) and they're now home. Yet I haven't heard either one say we shouldn't accept refugees.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!"

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The 4 suicide bombers in London 2005, 3 were born and raised in England, 1 was raised here from the age of 5. Yes guess the only way for terrorists to get in is to sneak in with refugees

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up? "

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

this!

Lets not forget the Isis supporter claiming on facebook the they would rape our 13 year old daughters, breed us out & make us the minority!

Do we want to provide refuge to more of these animals?

Yes there are non terrorist refugees, I'm aware of this & its a shame for them. But I for one, would be welding those border gates closed! Look after our own. "

Those who welcome total chaos into this country are just so blind.

More security more new laws, hmm seems like a plan in motion.

The Art of War, such strategic game play in plain sight.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's just my opinion - we also have too many homeless people on the streets, elderly people not getting the care they deserve, our NHS is in tatters and Cameron is about to let another 10,000 immigrants into the country to claim asylum. It's utterly bonkers! We spend £10.3bn on international aid to help people like the refugees, we are doing our bit

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own. "

How about the 99% aren't going around blowing people up or shooting anyone?

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By *abloversCouple
over a year ago

London

Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The 4 suicide bombers in London 2005, 3 were born and raised in England, 1 was raised here from the age of 5. Yes guess the only way for terrorists to get in is to sneak in with refugees "

Ok, so where did their hatred come from? Did we home grow that too?

No. Outside influence, as usual.

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By *oobsandballsMan
over a year ago

st andrews


"It's just my opinion - we also have too many homeless people on the streets, elderly people not getting the care they deserve, our NHS is in tatters and Cameron is about to let another 10,000 immigrants into the country to claim asylum. It's utterly bonkers! We spend £10.3bn on international aid to help people like the refugees, we are doing our bit

"

Yes we do have those problems. None of which are the fault of people fleeing for their lives. Let's hope the shoe is never on the other foot and we end up being the ones getting doors slammed in our faces and no one showing us compassion.

Well, that's about all the stupid and brainwashed I'm willing to tolerate for today. Good night to all the sensible people!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own. "

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??"

No they didn't.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The 4 suicide bombers in London 2005, 3 were born and raised in England, 1 was raised here from the age of 5. Yes guess the only way for terrorists to get in is to sneak in with refugees

Ok, so where did their hatred come from? Did we home grow that too?

No. Outside influence, as usual. "

Can't actually say, as they're dead, so can't ask them. But if it was then that's not refugees coming into the country is it? Just proves it doesn't matter where you originate from it can happen, advancements in technology have helped with this to come about, maybe just remove technology that way no communication within these terrorist/hate websites can create attacks to be planned.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself."

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector? No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector? No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

"

Are they? Just the UK? No, many are in Germany and quite happy there, as they are safe and away from the degrading, torturing life they were living.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector? No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

"

It could be the pleasant people they might meet here too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector? No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

It could be the pleasant people they might meet here too."

So you're saying they won't be on these forums then?

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"It's just my opinion - we also have too many homeless people on the streets, elderly people not getting the care they deserve, our NHS is in tatters and Cameron is about to let another 10,000 immigrants into the country to claim asylum. It's utterly bonkers! We spend £10.3bn on international aid to help people like the refugees, we are doing our bit

"

so does one assume that before the current refugee crisis you have been involved in helping the homeless and caring for the elderly that you describe..?

or is it just a glib soundbite to pad out your 'concern' about refugees..?

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By *vsnikkiTV/TS
over a year ago

Limavady


"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

No they didn't."

Don't you love it when people try a smart metaphor and get it wrong.

It was the Greeks that built the horse for the "Gods" to leave for the Trojans.

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"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector? No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

It could be the pleasant people they might meet here too.

So you're saying they won't be on these forums then? "

I can't see where I said that. There's no accounting for who is on the forums though.

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"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

No they didn't.

Don't you love it when people try a smart metaphor and get it wrong.

It was the Greeks that built the horse for the "Gods" to leave for the Trojans."

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Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

"

If I had the room I would. If I had the finance I'd create room, but I don't. If they were to offer me a larger home so I could, then I would take it up.

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector?

"

Actually yes, this is the main reason why most migrants to Britain want to come here, it's got the best employment prospects in the whole of Europe.


"

No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

"

Actually they don't. It's far easier to get housing and benefits in most of the rest of the EU and all of Western Europe than it is in Britain.

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over a year ago

I'm still bunkered down & worrying about the Romanian swarm that about a year ago Farage warned me about, - is it safe to come out yet?

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"I'm still bunkered down & worrying about the Romanian swarm that about a year ago Farage warned me about, - is it safe to come out yet?"

Yeah they've killed half the UK population and now it's ruled by Romanians

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

"

wrong about what?

what is your problem with taking people from a war zone..?

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

"

Do forgive me if I doubt the sincerity of that.

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

If I had the room I would. If I had the finance I'd create room, but I don't. If they were to offer me a larger home so I could, then I would take it up. "

Interesting point. I wonder if the government would give you a large enough home like they will for them?

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

Do forgive me if I doubt the sincerity of that. "

I keep my word! Always.

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

If I had the room I would. If I had the finance I'd create room, but I don't. If they were to offer me a larger home so I could, then I would take it up.

Interesting point. I wonder if the government would give you a large enough home like they will for them? "

Yes I'm sure they will give them a 4 bed house for 3 person family. Now you're just being ridiculous.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"I didn't say they were all terrorists, that would be ridiculous! Letting 10,000 people into the UK to seek refuge with no background information though is crazy - they could be murderers, rapists, terrorists, who knows what kind of people they are letting in - two of the Paris suicide bombers were refugees!

this!

Lets not forget the Isis supporter claiming on facebook the they would rape our 13 year old daughters, breed us out & make us the minority!

Do we want to provide refuge to more of these animals?

Yes there are non terrorist refugees, I'm aware of this & its a shame for them. But I for one, would be welding those border gates closed! Look after our own.

So we shouldn't help 99.9% of those who need it, because 0.1% aren't genuine?"

That seems to increasingly be the American policy now. They're simply not prepared to take the risk.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

No they didn't."

Obviously never seen the film Troy, Brad Pitt had a fine performance.

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"You wouldn't be saying that if the 0.1% moved in next door!

We need to keep our families safe...we are too soft in this country! We send more money to help these people than most!

Again, where are you getting this information? What facts have you got to back that up?

What facts is there to back up the 99% that allegedly ok? We know nothing of their backgrounds & yet they get welcomed to the country, given homes, helped into employment, benefits & access to nhs treatment.

Try doing that in Syria or anywhere else & see what you get. A door slammed in your face would be the likely answer!

Like I said before, look after our own.

You're so right about Syria of course. If you went there you could be shot, blown up, gassed, tortured by the government's forces or any one of twenty other groups. There's no chance of them ever giving you a job or a hospital bed or benefits or anywhere safe to live. I can't think why anyone would want to run away from that, just as I can't think you'd ever go there and try it for yourself.

Ok, so why are all the "refugees" heading to the UK? Because its a wonderful land with a booming employment sector?

Actually yes, this is the main reason why most migrants to Britain want to come here, it's got the best employment prospects in the whole of Europe.

No, because its government is soft & they get a new life handed on a plate.

Actually they don't. It's far easier to get housing and benefits in most of the rest of the EU and all of Western Europe than it is in Britain. "

So they pass through all the other safe countries to get a job in the UK? Because there's so many unfilled jobs here? When was the last time you visited a jobcentre & performed a jobsearch?

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"I'm still bunkered down & worrying about the Romanian swarm that about a year ago Farage warned me about, - is it safe to come out yet?"

You've not seen the official immigration figures for the last year then? Up from around 300,000 the year before to around 350,000 now. Seems to be increasing year on year despite Camerons promises to cut it down to tens of thousands.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

No they didn't.

Obviously never seen the film Troy, Brad Pitt had a fine performance. "

Obviously you haven't read enough of the thread. I'll give you a clue though. Brad Pitt played Achilles.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

If I had the room I would. If I had the finance I'd create room, but I don't. If they were to offer me a larger home so I could, then I would take it up.

Interesting point. I wonder if the government would give you a large enough home like they will for them?

Yes I'm sure they will give them a 4 bed house for 3 person family. Now you're just being ridiculous. "

Am I? Look into your local area, see who lives where.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

Do forgive me if I doubt the sincerity of that.

I keep my word! Always.

"

We only have your word for that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's just my opinion - we also have too many homeless people on the streets, elderly people not getting the care they deserve, our NHS is in tatters and Cameron is about to let another 10,000 immigrants into the country to claim asylum. It's utterly bonkers! We spend £10.3bn on international aid to help people like the refugees, we are doing our bit

Yes we do have those problems. None of which are the fault of people fleeing for their lives. Let's hope the shoe is never on the other foot and we end up being the ones getting doors slammed in our faces and no one showing us compassion.

Well, that's about all the stupid and brainwashed I'm willing to tolerate for today. Good night to all the sensible people!"

This!

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"I'm still bunkered down & worrying about the Romanian swarm that about a year ago Farage warned me about, - is it safe to come out yet?

You've not seen the official immigration figures for the last year then? Up from around 300,000 the year before to around 350,000 now. Seems to be increasing year on year despite Camerons promises to cut it down to tens of thousands. "

Don't be afraid Centaur_UKIP. It's still safe to come out.

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over a year ago


"Here's a thought for those that are all for these refugees coming to the UK.

Contact your local MP, tell them you wish to take in one of the family's. Pay for all their food, clothing etc.

Prove to us who disagree with allowing them in that we're wrong about them & I for one will apologise publically for doubting them.

Do forgive me if I doubt the sincerity of that.

I keep my word! Always.

We only have your word for that."

Will you be taking a migrant family in then? Give me the chance to prove that?

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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago

Hereford


"Didn't the Greeks welcome a big wooden horse once ??

No they didn't.

Obviously never seen the film Troy, Brad Pitt had a fine performance.

Obviously you haven't read enough of the thread. I'll give you a clue though. Brad Pitt played Achilles."

Honestly, I think you are wasting your time with sublety round here.

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over a year ago

I even forgot about this thread lol Poor Germans welcomed them with sweeties and flowers. Angela Merkel must be thinking "what the fuck have a done!"

The even more fucked up is only 25% of all those large crowds you saw were not Syrians, and a good amount were ISIS fighters

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By *anejohnkent6263Couple
over a year ago

canterbury

im so glad the scotts have some of these people....we in kent already have thousands of criminals.....got here illegally yet we let them stay.the lovely people of Scotland will soon learn....they wont work,steal in groups,live like shit and turn areas into absolute shitholes and the police do nothing....welcome no way ....piss off let the rest of the uk lookafter the economic migrants

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

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"im so glad the scotts have some of these people....we in kent already have thousands of criminals.....got here illegally yet we let them stay.the lovely people of Scotland will soon learn....they wont work,steal in groups,live like shit and turn areas into absolute shitholes and the police do nothing....welcome no way ....piss off let the rest of the uk lookafter the economic migrants"

maybe they stay in Kent because there are so many charming people there?

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