Self serving unprincipled arseholes desperate to cling on to whatever power they can as opposed to using their principles to win the debateā¦ cowards
How many jobs will that create and how many people will be made redundant?
Exactly, immigrants get by and large put in the poorest areas in the north so middle class southerners havenāt a clue on this, they donāt see it, theyāre not affected by it and they have no empathy nor solidarity with the people its affecting other than calling them backward and racist.
Youād be slapped into next week saying that in Oldham, Rochdale, Dewsbury and many more for saying it though to their faces though, these are traditional labour seats and no way are they going back to Labour who they see as a 2 tier party only benefiting minorities whether it be in policing action or housing.
Barry has been saying this for 10 years.
āProgressivesā donāt want to see the reality as they donāt like it, theyāve no solution but they simply donāt like the fact their multi cultural nirvana doesnāt exist nor has it ever, ignoring what the other does exists but that isnāt really acceptable is it?
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No, a salivating appeal lawyer is furiously writing up why he should stay and thinking of an extra week in Mauritius at our expense.
The jobs that will be lost to AI will go wherever the investment is made
At least the investment means that we have a lot of jobs in a high tech industry
When my nephews asked for some work advice recently, I told them to try and make sure you understood how to use AI in you companies better than any one else - that way you may have a fighting chance of surviving the inevitable cull
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I was there last week, picking up a part for an old car. Flags everywhere, including the industrial units where the scrappie was based. All Indian traders around that industrial estate, and theyāre the ones who put the flags up on their units.
Flags everywhere where there is high immigration Iād guess. What did you think of Dewsbury?
I was only there briefly. Just collected the fuel tank, then drove straight across to stay with a mate in Crewe. It was Hoyle Head Mills on New Street, five minutes off the motorway.
Its a divided town, totally divided, I know someone from there, many old mill towns are divided along ethnic lines but from what I understand Dewsbury is the most.
Parallel lives, schooling is still a huge issue, the government are embarrassed and rightly so because of this and it is not advertised but there isnāt any comparable at all down south that comes close, parts of these places are left to their own devices, theyāre real no go areas.
All the units were staffed pretty much exclusively by Indians. They seemed pretty friendly, I had to ask my way around the industrial units to find this Station Vtec place. There was a Mini restoration specialist next door, we went in there for a nose, very friendly people in there. Chatted away for some time about the old minis, and they were asking about the car Iād collected the tank for.
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We done one!!!
We have finally managed to export one migrant to Paris
Paris does seem a little close - he will be back on the shores of Calais by mid afternoon. As Reunion is officially France, why donāt we fly them there?
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In the Moulin Rouge as I type.
What gets me is the politicisation of the courts and thereby the law making the law seem shit. In Poland they interpret the ECHR guidelines wholly different to the way we do, why?
Same in many EU countries yet pro EU fanatics go silent on that bit.
Did they an exclusive chartered ferry?
The Human Rights Act compels judges to take into account ECHR rulings
Poland, Germany, Hungary and others?
They donāt have the human right act at least not our version of it so they have more wriggle room
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