Tranquillus in Exile
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Note they didn't try to get into Russia. Putin would have had them poisoned, or sent to jail for fraud.
maggot- are you saying that flying asylum-seekers to Africa is a vote winner for soon-to-be-deposed Bozo ?
Is the maltreatment of the desperate now an official Tory policy ?
Haw, haw..................................haw.
I'll answer for you , maggot. Yes, maltreatment of desperate refugees is now the official policy of the UK's Tory party, which is led by a moral degenerate currently the subject of police investigations. So warped is the thinking of Bozo and his asshole accomplices that they believe cruelty is a vote-winner.
Countries which will defy international human rights and ship desperate refugees to concentration camps in Rwanda ......England, Denmark....and of course..................fucking Israel.
Haw, haw...................................haw.
Millions of Brits voted for his hair. It's a discerning country excited by policies.
Haw, haw...............................................haw.
They were mostly just voting to keep Herr Corbyn out of power![]()
Contemptible English behavior, maggot- and against the international convention on refugees.
Your criminal government just can't help itself, can it- except when it come to public funds.
Haw, haw..............................haw.
Gun Shaky
Why ' Herr Corbyn ' ? Have you been brain-scrubbed into believing that he's German- and so your weak mind can associate him with the Third Reich ?
Haw, haw......................................haw.
Fuck off
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A PRITI PICTURE
Boris Johnson’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is “canny on several fronts”, says Clare Foges in The Times.
Not only is it a distraction from the PM’s Partygate fine, it has “roused the Tories’ usual culture war enemies to rage”. Jeremy Corbyn calls it “beyond cruel”, Caroline Lucas “vicious and grotesque”, Nicola Sturgeon “despicable”.
The Archbishop of Canterbury also weighed in, calling the scheme “ungodly”.
But what the critics “curiously” ignore is that those attempting to cross the Channel could choose to stay in France.
They may be fleeing a country of “haughty Parisians and terrible pop music”, but it’s hardly a war zone.
And the critics’ tacit acceptance of the status quo means we’re subcontracting our asylum policy to people smugglers.
The scheme doesn’t exactly make you want to “wrap yourself in the Union flag and start singing Jerusalem”.
It’s unlikely to work and will trigger endless rows with lawyers and human rights organisations.
There are in fact only two effective solutions to the migrant problem: turn back the boats, or clamp down on Britain’s black economy with a national ID card system.
In the meantime, though, Johnson will have “earned credit” with a core vote which clamors for hard line policies, while also not being able to enact a policy that he – “instinctively softer on immigration” – probably doesn’t like much anyway.
However much the left hate it, “for Johnson this policy is a win-win-win”.
https://link.newsletters.theknowledge.com/view/6256227209142080950a120dgbkx3.4fc/474c404d
So what about Denmark?