So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
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Honestly...really?
You sure you aren't really Jane form UKIP Felix?
Jane Collins, Ukip’s home affairs spokeswoman, said: “Since we are unable to stop people with criminal records coming to the UK from EU countries it was inevitable crime gangs from poorer countries would come to the UK. This is an excessive burden on our police who have already been cut by Theresa May. Given the threats to security it would be logical to filter out criminals when they arrive in the UK and deport foreign criminals.
“This is why I am very concerned about the transitional free movement arrangements the Government talks about – why should we suffer any more years of free movement of criminals?”
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So, basically, these trafficked workers from Romania are actually completely legal EU migrant workers and these crime syndicates smuggling them here are what is more commonly known as recruitment agencies and also operating quite legally, and the whole shipping them in and out thing is what we call seasonal workers! Funny how a bit of right wing spin can change the perception of the situation!
Of all these arrests of Romanians, how many of them have actually committed a crime and are charged? Stinks of police prejudice to me, and your unwillingness to consider the larger picture seems to back that up!
What about the costs that all the drunken Brits inflict on the Spanish or Greek police every summer? Or every single time an English football club plays a game in Europe? Should other countries be doing full criminal background checks on Brits and being refused entry to any European country for the rest of your life because you were arrested as a teenager for being drunk in Benidorm? Should those police checks be done on Swedish people? or French? or is it just the crime riddled Eastern Europeans that should be checked?
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The former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith sought to dispute Summers’ warning, saying: “This is a classic attempt by Larry Summers to use Brexit for domestic point-scoring.
“Forty-five Republican senators have signed a letter to the prime minister pledging to back a trade deal with Britain once we have left the EU.
“Forty-five Republican senators have signed a letter to the prime minister pledging to back a trade deal with Britain once we have left the EU.
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And they are quite happy to declare their business interests over here
But hey, so long as your community is fine.
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Wish i bought my holiday money ( euros) near the end of july when it was 1.12 , couple days later i started comparing for upcoming holiday end of august, the shops are now offering like 1.06 !!
Hoping it will go up a few points before end of august, that extra 10/20 euros goes a long way !
Pffttttttt
Hoping it will go up a few points before end of august, that extra 10/20 euros goes a long way !
Pffttttttt
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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49251257
Funny, the EU don't want to talk about a new deal! Didn't see that one coming
Funny, the EU don't want to talk about a new deal! Didn't see that one coming
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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49247808
This is a more serious problem if you ask me!
And the language coming out of many Brexiteers is encouraging these far right loonies!
This is a more serious problem if you ask me!
And the language coming out of many Brexiteers is encouraging these far right loonies!
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Where we are, we have a large estates of street housing, which are cheap and usually bought up by housing associations.
These areas are very high in Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakians etc. They start off by being placed in the next available houses, so the populations are randomly housed. Over time however, you will find that they all tend to move into the same street areas. And you end up with fights between them all - Czech's don't get on with the Slovaks etc etc and they tend to battle with knives.
So,most nights you will have some sort of disagreement and be presented with broken glass, blood on the paths, doors, cars damaged. And of course,no one wants to tell the police anything - but its not nice for people walking children to school past all of this.
And even if you can keep them separated, you still have the same problems
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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49247808
This is a more serious problem if you ask me!
And the language coming out of many Brexiteers is encouraging these far right loonies!
This is a more serious problem if you ask me!
And the language coming out of many Brexiteers is encouraging these far right loonies!
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I thought you had to be around for a while / disadvanted to qualify for housing assoc
So how come
and northern england's a large place
So how come
and northern england's a large place
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In essence - yes
Where we are, we have a large estates of street housing, which are cheap and usually bought up by housing associations.
These areas are very high in Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakians etc. They start off by being placed in the next available houses, so the populations are randomly housed. Over time however, you will find that they all tend to move into the same street areas. And you end up with fights between them all - Czech's don't get on with the Slovaks etc etc and they tend to battle with knives.
So,most nights you will have some sort of disagreement and be presented with broken glass, blood on the paths, doors, cars damaged. And of course,no one wants to tell the police anything - but its not nice for people walking children to school past all of this.
And even if you can keep them separated, you still have the same problems
Where we are, we have a large estates of street housing, which are cheap and usually bought up by housing associations.
These areas are very high in Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakians etc. They start off by being placed in the next available houses, so the populations are randomly housed. Over time however, you will find that they all tend to move into the same street areas. And you end up with fights between them all - Czech's don't get on with the Slovaks etc etc and they tend to battle with knives.
So,most nights you will have some sort of disagreement and be presented with broken glass, blood on the paths, doors, cars damaged. And of course,no one wants to tell the police anything - but its not nice for people walking children to school past all of this.
And even if you can keep them separated, you still have the same problems
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Yes I have been around for a while. Disadvantaged do qualify for housing association properties in certain circumstances. Yes northern England is a big place
#5119
I'm sorry that is entirely anecdotal, do you expect people to believe there are really wide spread fights between different ethnicities most nights...and again why doesn't it happen in certain London boroughs and other areas of the UK where there are similar ethnic mixes?
And its not anecdotal, these are things that I am experiencing and witnessing.
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In essence - yes
Where we are, we have a large estates of street housing, which are cheap and usually bought up by housing associations.
These areas are very high in Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakians etc. They start off by being placed in the next available houses, so the populations are randomly housed. Over time however, you will find that they all tend to move into the same street areas. And you end up with fights between them all - Czech's don't get on with the Slovaks etc etc and they tend to battle with knives.
So,most nights you will have some sort of disagreement and be presented with broken glass, blood on the paths, doors, cars damaged. And of course,no one wants to tell the police anything - but its not nice for people walking children to school past all of this.
And even if you can keep them separated, you still have the same problems
Where we are, we have a large estates of street housing, which are cheap and usually bought up by housing associations.
These areas are very high in Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakians etc. They start off by being placed in the next available houses, so the populations are randomly housed. Over time however, you will find that they all tend to move into the same street areas. And you end up with fights between them all - Czech's don't get on with the Slovaks etc etc and they tend to battle with knives.
So,most nights you will have some sort of disagreement and be presented with broken glass, blood on the paths, doors, cars damaged. And of course,no one wants to tell the police anything - but its not nice for people walking children to school past all of this.
And even if you can keep them separated, you still have the same problems
Thing is, my mate is a DI in Merseyside police, and you could just be describing exactly what he tells us about happens there. Except they are all scousers, not Poles, Czechs, Slavs etc. How exactly do you think that the immigration policy caused that or Brexit will sort it?
You can never get crime to zero, but the underlying issue is lack of police, lack of community police, lack of community initiatives, the list goes on. They are all issues caused by our government, Brexit is not going to change that
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I'm not trying to be rude, but your lack of understanding is a bit scary given your role in society
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These experiences are not necessarily repeatable or measurable and therefore a poor basis to draw a conclusion from.
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Its happening all over though
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8990151.html
And it wont be just my experiences, but experiences of a lot of people
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8990151.html
And it wont be just my experiences, but experiences of a lot of people
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Its happening all over though
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8990151.html
And it wont be just my experiences, but experiences of a lot of people
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8990151.html
And it wont be just my experiences, but experiences of a lot of people