Not golden brown then.
Radicalisation under our very noses.
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What's that got to do with an open door policy?
Q the musick...
Sigh. I know you're hard of thinking, you're trying my patience, I will attempt to explain it to you. Then perhaps, if you still can't understand you can try to join some other patients.
Transam claimed there was an open door policy to a certain type of individual. Ergo, there must have been some of that type of individuals entered. I asked how he could recognise that type of individual, to prevent that type of individual entering?
He stated this country has an open door policy which is nothing to with whose coming through those opening doors. Roll eyes.Sigh. I know you're hard of thinking, you're trying my patience, I will attempt to explain it to you. Then perhaps, if you still can't understand you can try to join some other patients.
Transam claimed there was an open door policy to a certain type of individual. Ergo, there must have been some of that type of individuals entered. I asked how he could recognise that type of individual, to prevent that type of individual entering?
It is after all the case asylum seekers can pick and choose which country they want to bed down in. Roll eyes. And if their application is rejected disappear into the black economy.
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No it isn't.
Was this your point? - The UK is home to approx. 1% of the 27.1 million refugees who were forcibly displaced across the world.Is it not explain, himmy Jimmy thinks it is.
You can always read this if it helps.
The truth about asylum
You can rely on our facts and figures to get the true picture about the situation—and help spread the truth about asylum.www.refugeecouncil.org.uk
Given you believe there to be no such thing as international agreements you'll no doubt just dismiss it as poppycock.
Or this? - The top ten refugee producing countries in 2021 all have poor human rights records or on-going conflict. People seeking asylum are fleeing from these conflicts and abuses, looking for safety.
Perhaps it was this? - There is no such thing as an "illegal" or "bogus" person seeking asylum. Under international law, anyone has the right to apply for asylum in any country that has signed the 1951 Convention and to remain there until the authorities have assessed their claim.
Help me out here, Gantman. What point is it that you're making - donate to the refugee crisis?
This seems pretty clear cut to me and if your application gets rejected you can disappear into the ether apparently.
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It doesn't. That doesn't say asylum seekers can pick and choose either. Because they can't.
In this case (as in all your posts) we can assume that refers to an Old Prick!
There is no such thing as an "illegal" or "bogus" person seeking asylum. Under international law, anyone has the right to apply for asylum in any country that has signed the 1951 Convention and to remain there until the authorities have assessed their claim.
That's what you took from that?
Baffling.
Put your reading glasses on.
Go easy with the jokes - I nearly cracked a rib at your latest schoolboy offering………In this case (as in all your posts) we can assume that refers to an Old Prick!
So an "open doors policy" doesn't mean that the doors are open?
Perhaps if you explained in gantish, it might make more sense.
That muslim bloke with the microphone was doing a great impersonation of Catherine TateFew on the outside not happy.
Mob targets Jewish youth group for inviting IDF soldier to host talk
This is the shocking moment a masked mob targets a Jewish youth group for inviting a British IDF soldier to host a talk. The event to help young boys fell into chaos after the address was leaked.www.dailymail.co.uk
You talkin' bout the Palestinian hostages
You talkin' bout the Palestinian hostages
You talkin' bout the Palestinian hostages
