Cross Channel Migrant Issue

[The Assassin]

back in the eighties we'd have believed him- we're not so naive now.

Do we have many claiming asylum in their 60s/70s?

 

[vvaannmmaann]

YOu must now have hundreds of the things which are actually seaworthy.

Kept in secure storage as potential evidence in any forthcoming legal cases.

 

[The Assassin]

Kept in secure storage as potential evidence in any forthcoming legal cases.
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Looks better than our Naval capability

 

[Bus Pass 01]

The vast majority of the migrants crossing the Channel are Iraqi and Iranian Kurds and they are seeking family reunification. Given that we are now refusing EU citizens at Calais, etc. I am waiting for a dinghy full of Romanians next.

By now we were told that boat loads of starving Remoaners would be heading for asylum in the EU. Any sign of them at Calais beaches yet?

 

[vvaannmmaann]

Looks better than our Naval capability

We have that?

 

[The Assassin]

By now we were told that boat loads of starving Remoaners would be heading for asylum in the EU. Any sign of them at Calais beaches yet?

Remoaners or Romanians?

 

[ExREME.TECH]

In the late 80s, TV show Surprise Surprise had a Polish man who stayed here after fighting for us during WW2. He hadn't seen his family since the war. They reunited them, but he couldn't speak a word of Polish, he had forgotten it. He hadn't even spoken it with other Poles all those years, he had acclimatised himself here so much

Where as I work with people that have been here 12 years plus but only speak Russian. not even bothered to learn Thank you

 

[The Assassin]

Where as I work with people that have been here 12 years plus but only speak Russian. not even bothered to learn Thank you

Spasiba

 

[Electromagnetic]

Spasiba

Yob tvoi kat

 

[LeoRoverman]

Do we have many claiming asylum in their 60s/70s?

Wouldn’t know I was just joining up in 68 (17 don’tcha know)

 

[Le_addeur_noir]

Hmmmmmmmmmm...

Border staff to have power to fingerprint migrants in France

Home Secretary Priti Patel announced that the law will be changed in a bid to make it easier to remove those who arrive illegally across the Channel.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I've little confidence there will be any change on the ground.

Too many announcements of this nature, but the boats full of illegals keep coming.

 

[The Assassin]

It's odd, but reading the cold war home defence thread, they are talking about how to counter a Soviet/Spetnaz port invasion. We had a plan for that, but not for this, and this is bigger and actual threat

 

[LeoRoverman]

We had a plan for that, but not for this, and this is bigger and actual threat

I've had a think about, you could be wrong for the right reasons or viki verke. but it's worth reminding ourselves that when the first immigration act came in c 1796, it was a customs function, not least because Customs did the baggage and any unfriendly elements (Napoleonic) could be countered if stupid enough to be direct enough about their threat. It's also worth pointing out that aliens landing in coves and not through direct channels could be shot as spies
In fact it turns out that the transfer of money- letters of credit etc which were not considered goods and essential for the economy, but that money could be could be put to nefarious uses would never be provable. In fact starting from the inception of the EU- it has never been that interested in controlling money laundering- not least because they benefitted from the Oligarchies in Russia during the Yeltsin time- not least us being members. The vast majority of "Asylum seekers" are no direct threat- so to speak but they are potential sleepers for the "right time". This is a long haul game and patience is a watchword and no one is a friend. The last 40 years has been reputable companies working, in some cases, with organised crime as their responsibility is with shareholders. There's that old argument again, what's first. profit or the law?

 

[Le_addeur_noir]

I've had a think about, you could be wrong for the right reasons or viki verke. but it's worth reminding ourselves that when the first immigration act came in c 1796, it was a customs function, not least because Customs did the baggage and any unfriendly elements (Napoleonic) could be countered if stupid enough to be direct enough about their threat. It's also worth pointing out that aliens landing in coves and not through direct channels could be shot as spies
In fact it turns out that the transfer of money- letters of credit etc which were not considered goods and essential for the economy, but that money could be could be put to nefarious uses would never be provable. In fact starting from the inception of the EU- it has never been that interested in controlling money laundering- not least because they benefitted from the Oligarchies in Russia during the Yeltsin time- not least us being members. The vast majority of "Asylum seekers" are no direct threat- so to speak but they are potential sleepers for the "right time". This is a long haul game and patience is a watchword and no one is a friend. The last 40 years has been reputable companies working, in some cases, with organised crime as their responsibility is with shareholders. There's that old argument again, what's first. profit or the law?

In this country, profit wins every time, or almost. As they say, "money talks".

Exhibit A in that argument is one Tony Blair.

 

[Le_addeur_noir]

In the courts today,

Essex lorry deaths: Men jailed for killing 39 migrants in trailer - BBC News

Some robust sentences handed down for once.

 

[ExREME.TECH]

In the courts today,

Essex lorry deaths: Men jailed for killing 39 migrants in trailer - BBC News

Some robust sentences handed down for once.

Christopher Kennedy, 24, from County Armagh, was jailed for seven years; Valentin Calota, 38, of Birmingham, for four-and-a-half years; and Alexandru-Ovidiu Hanga, 28, of Hobart Road, Tilbury, Essex, was given a three-year sentence.

ETA The Irish-Romanian clique behind migrant lorry deaths in Essex

 

[Gardner6LXB]

Christopher Kennedy, 24, from County Armagh, was jailed for seven years; Valentin Calota, 38, of Birmingham, for four-and-a-half years; and Alexandru-Ovidiu Hanga, 28, of Hobart Road, Tilbury, Essex, was given a three-year sentence.

 

[LeoRoverman]

In the courts today,

Essex lorry deaths: Men jailed for killing 39 migrants in trailer - BBC News

Some robust sentences handed down for once.

Hopefully vehicles and trailers sequestrated and companies dissolved for compensation purposes.

 

[LeoRoverman]

The Irish-Romanian clique behind migrant lorry deaths in Essex

well they are broadly the same ilk

 

[WolvoExPunk]

In the courts today,

Essex lorry deaths: Men jailed for killing 39 migrants in trailer - BBC News

Some robust sentences handed down for once.

They should have to serve their sentences in a Vietnamese prison. We are talking American POW/MIA levels of misery they deserve to suffer.