Immigration

Saw the first 'Raise the Flag' flags tonight in Old Coulsdon. An impressive sight.
 
Stirlingsays said:
I should have said that it's the opposite of 'operation scatter', because those tits are snuggled in nice and tightly.

'Operation More Than A Handful' is probably more apt.
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"It's literally spilling over" like my jizz on your breasticles. 😀 it would be rude not to.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
What’s that exactly?
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England flags. Hanging from a long row of street lights. On the road that links Coulsdon to Caterham on-the-hill. Going up all over the country.
 
Thank god for Elon Musk.

It looks like that there will be money when the time comes......The left have so much more funding and institutional power.

All because they transed his kid.
 
Stirlingsays said:
The government effectively argued in court that the rights of illegal third world immigrants come above le, and they won.......You look at who was selected as the judges....

Musk says the UK government is 'committing treason against the people.'

Well, in my view it's not just the government but the filtered establishment.....the traitor class has been doing its thing betraying its working/middle class for a long time now.
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They just didn’t.

They argued that we have a legal duty to ensure that those awaiting a decision on an asylum application are not made homeless. Nothing at all to do with the rights of local people.

The Justices found that the original Judge had failed to consider this and that it is, in their opinion, the overriding consideration.

They also criticised the basis of the case brought by the local council, saying they had failed to respond to a change of use planning request for over a year, when a reply within 8 weeks is required. If they had responded promptly none of this would have happened.

So the appeal was allowed on 2 grounds.

Musk needs to keep both his nose and his money out of British politics or he might suffer the ignominy of having his platform’s access stymied.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
They just didn’t.

They argued that we have a legal duty to ensure that those awaiting a decision on an asylum application are not made homeless. Nothing at all to do with the rights of local people.

The Justices found that the original Judge had failed to consider this and that it is, in their opinion, the overriding consideration.

They also criticised the basis of the case brought by the local council, saying they had failed to respond to a change of use planning request for over a year, when a reply within 8 weeks is required. If they had responded promptly none of this would have happened.

So the appeal was allowed on 2 grounds.

Musk needs to keep both his nose and his money out of British politics or he might suffer the ignominy of having his platform’s access stymied.
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But your TDS is ok even though it’s the USA and your nose is dug right in!
Like they say about the left. If you didn’t have double standards you would have none!
 
Spiderman said:
Gov website 🤔 must tell my friends to stop handing them out then, as obviously against Government policy
Let’s just add these to the equation

www.dailymail.co.uk

ROSS CLARK: List of perks taxpayers are funding for asylum seekers

Banned from working or claiming the benefits for which United Kingdom citizens can apply, it is commonly said they are surviving on as little as £8 a week.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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Just clarify, I have spoken to some friends about this. Mobile phones are not automatically given but if the migrants ask ( or normally demand) one, the HO will source one for them. So, yes they are provided if required.
Personally I would tell them to make one out of a balloon 😂
 
And they have no idea of the suspects true identity! There we have it, how many similar cases are there in the UK? As I have said before, mass illegal migration will be the downfall of the EU, well done Markle!,

www.dailymail.co.uk

ROBERT HARDMAN: Liberal Holland is facing a political earthquake

As shock turns to a sense of furious revulsion across an entire country, there is one haunting little detail that stands out. 'I keep thinking about that red handbag,' wrote a Dutch poet last week.
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Wisbech Eagle said:
They just didn’t.

They argued that we have a legal duty to ensure that those awaiting a decision on an asylum application are not made homeless. Nothing at all to do with the rights of local people.

The Justices found that the original Judge had failed to consider this and that it is, in their opinion, the overriding consideration.

They also criticised the basis of the case brought by the local council, saying they had failed to respond to a change of use planning request for over a year, when a reply within 8 weeks is required. If they had responded promptly none of this would have happened.

So the appeal was allowed on 2 grounds.

Musk needs to keep both his nose and his money out of British politics or he might suffer the ignominy of having his platform’s access stymied.
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I wonder if there is a legal responsibility to place the UKs homeless in hotels or is it acceptable to have them on the streets?
And what is wrong with putting asylum seekers and illegal migrants in tent cities?
So seems to me that the UK government is putting asylum seekers above UK citizens.
 
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