Immigration

[PalazioVecchio]

Yep, and let’s be honest most of the front bench are probably users…

well i will not repeat what i read somewhere about Bill Clinton and co. Suffice it to say, it was less of your speculation. And more bankable ? but , of course, only speculative questions, again.

https://medium.com/@Ericsims01/was-bill-clinton-a-drug-smuggler-08b160641e8e

now, Immigration.

What will the UK look like in 2040 ? sound like ? work like ? play like ? date & marry like ? reproduce like ?

 

[Spindle]

Lebanon is a basket case, but at least they tried.

I lived for some years in the Philippines where alongside the dominant Roman Catholic majority there is a substantial Muslim minority. In some regions the Muslims dominate and have partial self rule. There is a long established war between “rebels” and the government, with the “rebels” being externally funded. In others they co exist, generally without any problems. They socialise and even inter marry, although that can produce family problems. Any Christian marrying a Muslim is expected to convert.

It’s not easy and it’s not perfect but it can be done and slowly improved.

So pretty much what that bloke said in that video I posted then...

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

And that is the potential sort of religious mentality that we are importing.

It’s the religious mentality we need to ensure doesn’t prevail in our society by educating every child without any input from religion.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

is it all 'One Way Traffic' ? ie. the fellas from one background taking the girls from the other background ? and never EVER any backflow in the opposite direction ? funny thing that ?

Murder of Shafilea Ahmed - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Not totally but there is certainly a big cultural problem at present, which must be eradicated. It’s not just the Muslims though. Branches of Christendom also take a dim view of those who marry outside their circle. Religion is the problem. The certainty that they are right and you are wrong.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Not totally but there is certainly a big cultural problem at present, which must be eradicated. It’s not just the Muslims though. Branches of Christendom also take a dim view of those who marry outside their circle. Religion is the problem. The certainty that they are right and you are wrong.

Imagine that.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

So pretty much what that bloke said in that video I posted then...

Minus the hopeful straws in the wind that suggest things can be better.

 

[Common Sense Club]

It’s the religious mentality we need to ensure doesn’t prevail in our society by educating every child without any input from religion.

Good luck with that.

 

[cryrst]

Not totally but there is certainly a big cultural problem at present, which must be eradicated. It’s not just the Muslims though. Branches of Christendom also take a dim view of those who marry outside their circle. Religion is the problem. The certainty that they are right and you are wrong.

But Christian’s dont for doing so. Nasty words maybe but not murder!

 

[Teddy Eagle]

I don’t think it’s been measured but since Brexit there has been a noticeable increase in the number of headscarves being worn and the local Islamic centre has hundreds of cars parked nearby on activity days.

It was measured in the 2021 census when it was 0.2% against a national average of 6.5%.

 

[Spindle]

These muppets STILL refer to those protesting immigrants as "far right". They just don't get it.

Far right 'emboldened' says MP as Starmer faces mounting pressure over immigration

A poll suggested that voters believe the prime minister is failing to grip the problem, despite his government setting out measures to speed up removals.

news.sky.com

 

[Rudi Hedman]

take a tally of a) number of barber shops and b) number of heads needing haircuts wandering your town.
The math don't work. I know one 'Barber' in a sleepy village. Never any customers in there. The lads who own it all drive new sports-cars - the kind of car Premier League footballers drive.

What nationality are these businessmen?

 

[Rudi Hedman]

It’s the religious mentality we need to ensure doesn’t prevail in our society by educating every child without any input from religion.

While the single 20 something men and all the other adults in the millions are a problem for up to 60 years. Yeah well done Keir Starmer MkII.

And you’re completely oblivious to the government bending over backwards for Muslims in every way possible, including education. Ever been in a London borough after school finishes? Of course you haven’t. Girls in headwear everywhere. I don’t think Wallington Girls has a white child now.

 

[Rudi Hedman]

Not totally but there is certainly a big cultural problem at present, which must be eradicated. It’s not just the Muslims though. Branches of Christendom also take a dim view of those who marry outside their circle. Religion is the problem. The certainty that they are right and you are wrong.

Probably a tut in private by the father or the grandfather. I doubt any offspring or siblings get murdered for it or have to move far away for their safety. Your arguments are a joke. Edit: a disgrace.

 

[Rudi Hedman]

well i will not repeat what i read somewhere about Bill Clinton and co. Suffice it to say, it was less of your speculation. And more bankable ? but , of course, only speculative questions, again.

https://medium.com/@Ericsims01/was-bill-clinton-a-drug-smuggler-08b160641e8e

now, Immigration.

What will the UK look like in 2040 ? sound like ? work like ? play like ? date & marry like ? reproduce like ?

 

[Rudi Hedman]

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Good luck with that.

Luck is much less needed than determination and patience.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Probably a tut in private by the father or the grandfather. I doubt any offspring or siblings get murdered for it or have to move far away for their safety. Your arguments are a joke. Edit: a disgrace.

Here that’s true, but isn’t in places like the rural Philippines.

I have known families there in which the second oldest son is expected to become a Priest, the second eldest daughter a Nun and the youngest daughter a carer for the parents. Family control is usual and that extends to the approval of spouses.

That it can be even more extreme in Islamic families is true but doesn’t excuse it either.

 

[Rudi Hedman]

Here that’s true, but isn’t in places like the rural Philippines.

I have known families there in which the second oldest son is expected to become a Priest, the second eldest daughter a Nun and the youngest daughter a carer for the parents. Family control is usual and that extends to the approval of spouses.

That it can be even more extreme in Islamic families is true but doesn’t excuse it either.

England and Europe please.

 

[Common Sense Club]

Here that’s true, but isn’t in places like the rural Philippines.

I have known families there in which the second oldest son is expected to become a Priest, the second eldest daughter a Nun and the youngest daughter a carer for the parents. Family control is usual and that extends to the approval of spouses.

That it can be even more extreme in Islamic families is true but doesn’t excuse it either.

But you are happy to import that mentality which means the authorities spend precious time countering it or, more likely, ignore it in case it offends their cultural sensitivities.

 

[Eagleman13]

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