Romanian and Bulgarian influx
More European leeches coming to suck us dry, just what we need.
What game is it the EU are playing anyway, let's see how many people we can squeeze onto a small island before something bad happens?
What game is it the EU are playing anyway, let's see how many people we can squeeze onto a small island before something bad happens?
What rot , all the ones iv met are cute an cuddly. (Including my ex barber)
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...rQBdvMgYgB#i=0
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...rQBdvMgYgB#i=0
Probably because of stats like this..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datab...-england-wales
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datab...-england-wales
It would be a tad hypocritical of people to emigrate and become immigrants themselves because of immigration here LOL!
I am 47 now, but if I was in my early 20s I would be off to Australia like a shot, this country is a mess, but for far more deep seated reasons than just the immigration policy!
You still get in with enough cash, I'm same age.
My to be daughter in law lives there , could be another expensive adventure sooner or later lol
She's getting married
My to be daughter in law lives there , could be another expensive adventure sooner or later lol
She's getting married
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My mate's daughter was made redundant for the third time last year (she is a hairdresser) so I half jokingly suggested she look on the list of trades wanted by Australia as I knew hairdesssing was one of them, but never thought she'd go for it. Anyway she did, she applied for a work visa, was granted it pretty quuckly and has been there for the last 7 months .... went on her own at the age of 22 which took some guts.... she loves it. I doubt she will ever come back!
Ha little different for my girlfriends daughter , it was remain in Zim jobless, or use her training /finish her degree for nursing/social care in a developed country -and earn money
Ha , weve recently returned from break in Zambia ,spent a couple days safari in Chobe - just into Botswana bordering Namibia.
Of course there was the ubiqitious travelling aussie couple in our party of 5 , got talking and theyre from Melbourne (shes a doctor,21 ), same university daughter in law studied at. He was whinging that local doctors cant get local internships cos theres just too many qualified doctors avalibale now.
This isnt what she does tho ., after social sciences degree she now cares for all the problem case people the locals would prefer not to
Of course there was the ubiqitious travelling aussie couple in our party of 5 , got talking and theyre from Melbourne (shes a doctor,21 ), same university daughter in law studied at. He was whinging that local doctors cant get local internships cos theres just too many qualified doctors avalibale now.
This isnt what she does tho ., after social sciences degree she now cares for all the problem case people the locals would prefer not to
Last edited by dpb; Feb 7, 2013 at 12:05 PM.
My mate's daughter was made redundant for the third time last year (she is a hairdresser) so I half jokingly suggested she look on the list of trades wanted by Australia as I knew hairdesssing was one of them, but never thought she'd go for it. Anyway she did, she applied for a work visa, was granted it pretty quuckly and has been there for the last 7 months .... went on her own at the age of 22 which took some guts.... she loves it. I doubt she will ever come back!
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Those Whizz Air flights from Luton are going to be jam packed once the law changes at the end of the year.
Then its a simple case of arithmetic and exponential growth.
Surely if the most popular UK name (by a LOOONG way) is Mohammed (if you take in all the different spellings of it) and has been for several years, it makes sense to me that there are a hell of a lot of 'mohammeds' being born here! Significantly more than 'UK named' babies!
Then its a simple case of arithmetic and exponential growth.
Then its a simple case of arithmetic and exponential growth.
Surely if the most popular UK name (by a LOOONG way) is Mohammed (if you take in all the different spellings of it) and has been for several years, it makes sense to me that there are a hell of a lot of 'mohammeds' being born here! Significantly more than 'UK named' babies!
Then its a simple case of arithmetic and exponential growth.
Then its a simple case of arithmetic and exponential growth.
From the Telegraph:
In fact, in all its various spellings, Mohammed is now the favourite name for newborn boys in England and Wales.
Even without variant spellings, Mohammed was the most common boy's name in the West Midlands and the fourth most popular in London. In the South West, however, it ranked 145th. It was 16th overall.
Its popularity was "symbolic of Britain's diversity", said Dr Justin Gest, an academic at Harvard and the London School of Economics
In fact, in all its various spellings, Mohammed is now the favourite name for newborn boys in England and Wales.
Even without variant spellings, Mohammed was the most common boy's name in the West Midlands and the fourth most popular in London. In the South West, however, it ranked 145th. It was 16th overall.
Its popularity was "symbolic of Britain's diversity", said Dr Justin Gest, an academic at Harvard and the London School of Economics








