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Ultimately, a points based system like the uk or oz is what’s needed. Our government could have implemented it but under eu rules and regs we’ve not been allowed, this is only assumed and only a guess on my part because I cannot see any other logical reason than the club stopping such measures.
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#111 26 Jan 2019 at 11.51am | | |
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I am all for immigration people who have something to bring to the uk and work and respect the uk culture but sadly it has failed we now live in a society where. for many many years people have been keeping within there own communities and getting treated by there own rules it's has been happening for years young girls getting forced into marriage female mutilation etc it's been going on for years the social services would step in if was happening and the family taken to court if they were British, immigration can work but bringing in on mass a culture that is backwards and hell bent on forcing people to accept it is crazy just look at Sweden rape capital of Europe and Germany has already seen the effects of this type of immigration where they are now being told how to dress in some parts as not to offend the people that have immigrated there trust me mass immigration from Africa and middle eastern countries to the uk won't work it's a fact this has been one of the big factors in leave voters wanting out its not doctors and nurses that's coming it's the working class that will be affected and before anyone starts pointing the finger I have friends that are not from the uk and they have come here and done well this is where I get my information from regarding there communities and what's going on within them
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#110 26 Jan 2019 at 10.51am | | |
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Really so mainly all EU migration is young fit men, and you base that on what figures, not female nurses, cleaners and working in hospitality that the Remain campaign would have you believe!
I can also make sweeping statements that most of the money they earn actually is sent home and not spent in this country, basic living costs spent in this country but investment in more substantial things tele's, cars, vans etc probably not! So are they are really putting into our economy?, I don't think so!
80% of MP's got voted in, during the last election, on their commitment to make Brexit happen and so this should have been sorted months ago. Every career MP, of the 80%, who has since day 1 after the election declared as a remainer should be charged with election fraud and their wages be paid back as gained under false representation. IMHO!
Both sides have told lies openly and by the use of manipulated statistics, now we have MP's calling for a free vote in Parliament on the options left, so 80% should vote for the deal or no deal, not 2nd votes or remain. IMHO
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#109 26 Jan 2019 at 0.17am | | |
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To say anyone else’s view is stupid/mental or however you phrase it is just insulting.
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#108 25 Jan 2019 at 10.40pm | | |
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If you say so........ 
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#107 25 Jan 2019 at 10.28pm | | |
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EU immigration mainly comprised young men who had finished their education in their home country (no schooling cost to he UK), and were ready to work (taxes paid to UK Govt) for decades before they need the healthcare system (unlike British pensioners moving to Spain and /or Portugal). Yet the British population has been persuaded that those bloody foreigners are dragging the country down.
Voting leave 2 years ago was a reasonable view. Given what's happened since, those still convinced Leave is a good idea are either fully under the spell of Jacob and his mates, or properly stupid.
Given the contributions to this thread, no-deal advocates are scared of 'the Jews' and their plot to 'send brown people to kill Europeans'. Or they are just mental.
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#106 25 Jan 2019 at 6.33pm | | |
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Welcome to my world. Being English on a building site these days means you are in a minority, and it's just not safe (contrary to what some on here have said before even know they aren't within the industry)
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#105 25 Jan 2019 at 5.57pm | | |
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I had a big job start a few weeks ago straight after Christmas, we sat in the induction for an hour and a half watching the slide show presentation, afterwards we had to hand in our site cards for copying, do you know out of over twenty blokes in that room there was four of us who could speak full English, at least five had mates translating for them. I was absolutely shocked! We’d just been told where the fire assembly points are and all manner of things to do and how to warn others yet it was absolutely wasted on 75% in the room. They got to tick their boxes and their labour cheap so it doesn’t matter to the big firms.
I’m not at all racist, have a lot of black friends and my best mate is mixed race, work for a lot of people from nationalities and genuinely, hand on heart do not have a problem with them or anyone who isn’t trying to hurt or change our way of life. Parts of London is absolutely lost though, I do not feel comfortable in so many areas nowadays due to being the odd one out.
Despite what is said, the vote was won on immigration mainly.
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#104 25 Jan 2019 at 5.52pm | | |
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Immigration has destroyed us.
If we had got hold of this problem years ago, not many would have voted to leave the EU.
Lets face it many of the people who voted to leave, was on the basis of too much immigration.
BTW, I'm not racist. I just feel things got out of hand along time ago, and nothing was done about it. 
Thing is we were in the EU, so our hands were tied on this one.
Probably should never have signed up to it in the first place.
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#103 24 Jan 2019 at 8.41am | | |
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Let's just get on with it and get out it's not going to affect me, I've got two new German vehicles so I wont be needing to replace them for a few years the dust will have settled by then, I wouldn't entertain buying imported French Cheese and Wine not whilst we have English mature cheddar and cider on the shelves I will still however indulge whilst out there keep something going into their economy do my bit, I wont buy their steel either not as long as the Chinese are banging it out, I dont need Spanish onions or their fruit the last time I looked my fruit trees and raised planters were still producing the goods, Greece dont have anything to offer other than overly hairy men and women, Denmark Finland and Sweden can keep their cold weather the Bulgarian and Romanian skilled labour force of Pickpockets will have to leave as we will all be skint and have nothing to rob or extort, my wife's got Italian blood coursing through her veins so i can get a little taste of that most weeks.
How can this country honestly get any worse, what is there to actually fear, high unemployment? we've had that, shrinking economy that as well, powercuts bring them on save on electricity had them in the 70's, recession yep done two of them, high price of living always has been, what I do feel we need to concentrate on is bringing down the growing population of the homelessness and helping those in poverty get out of it, in or out the country still won't deal with these issues, I feel sorry for the youth of today in or out the majority have a very dull future, it's the old adage sometimes you have to go backwards to start going forward again.
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#102 23 Jan 2019 at 6.06pm | | |
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I can’t see it happening, just pleased I’ve got a mortgage sorted and holding until March to see what happens with house prices. Only real benefit I can see at the moment as a first time buyer trying to buy a house in Surrey 
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#101 23 Jan 2019 at 12.14pm | | |
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Just out of curiosity, regardless of how you voted who actually thinks it’s going to happen ? As it looks like the MP’s who where elected on Brexit manifesto’s and promised to abide by the referendum result are now trying to block it.
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#100 23 Jan 2019 at 8.17am | | |
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Wonder if James Dyson has genuinely moved to be in the tech area of japan for ligitimate reasons or whether it is brexit and tax dodging.
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#99 22 Jan 2019 at 5.19pm | | |
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Spot on, the Idiots in Westminster are a law unto themselves and are on voting and posturing on what will do their party and their pockets the good! 
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#98 22 Jan 2019 at 5.05pm | | |
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We, the UK, are one of a few that actually pay towards Eurovision to guarantee our song makes it to the big night and so we don't have to go through the qualifying rounds. I'm sure if there was a referendum on Leaving Eurovision (Brexitvision) the result will show Remain Nil points but remainers will say people didn't know what they were voting on 
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