What you talking about noseall
Africa is run by Africans
Human rights
Good governance
Honest
As an example Mandela said the country would be a paradise for its people after the ANC took power
That worked out well
U.K. government have granted asylum to 6 people from Rwanda
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What you talking about noseall
Africa is run by Africans
Human rights
Good governance
Honest
As an example Mandela said the country would be a paradise for its people after the ANC took power
That worked out well
Not just Africa.
meanwhile...
Rishi Sunak is facing a Conservative meltdown over the Rwanda deportation bill after two deputy chairs said they would support rebel amendments aimed at blocking international human rights laws.
Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith have defied the prime minister by backing rightwing challenges to the bill, which will be debated by parliament on Tuesday. They will join as many as 70 other MPs said to be considering abstaining or opposing the controversial legislation.
The move came as Sunak attempted to limit the damage to the safety of Rwanda bill by threatening to ignore injunctions from the European court of human rights that block deportation flights to Rwanda.
Anderson, the MP for Ashfield who was appointed to the job last February, confirmed he will join a possible rebellion. He said he would be voting for amendments tabled by Robert Jenrick, who resigned as the immigration minister over the legislation, and the veteran Tory Sir Bill Cash.
The Guraniad.cwm.
Since Jenrick swapped his spine to become a coat hanger for his mistress, Cruella, it smacks of a ploy to undermine Rish! and keep the far right of the party on course to sink the ship and take over the lifeboats after the GE iceberg hits them hard...
Rishi Sunak is facing a Conservative meltdown over the Rwanda deportation bill after two deputy chairs said they would support rebel amendments aimed at blocking international human rights laws.
Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith have defied the prime minister by backing rightwing challenges to the bill, which will be debated by parliament on Tuesday. They will join as many as 70 other MPs said to be considering abstaining or opposing the controversial legislation.
The move came as Sunak attempted to limit the damage to the safety of Rwanda bill by threatening to ignore injunctions from the European court of human rights that block deportation flights to Rwanda.
Anderson, the MP for Ashfield who was appointed to the job last February, confirmed he will join a possible rebellion. He said he would be voting for amendments tabled by Robert Jenrick, who resigned as the immigration minister over the legislation, and the veteran Tory Sir Bill Cash.
The Guraniad.cwm.
Since Jenrick swapped his spine to become a coat hanger for his mistress, Cruella, it smacks of a ploy to undermine Rish! and keep the far right of the party on course to sink the ship and take over the lifeboats after the GE iceberg hits them hard...
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How's that going for you?
Apparently the forum troll is finding it a tad difficult extricating itself from it's own lower orifice, and it can only gurgle a reply through it's brown stained upper orifice...
So no change there then!
But transgender is different from being gay.
Don't expect Mottie to know about his ignorant bigotry.
Others are equally ignorant about the extent of their bigotry.
Are you the one that says you catch off it your parents I know some nutter on here said that. Roll eyes.
Is it? Better tell the asylum seekers. Evidently it's not safe to send transgenders or gays to Rwanda.
And they'll all be heading to UK, where UK has signed a Treaty to accept Rwanda's asylum seekers.
And they paid Rwanda a lot of money to send their transgenders and gays to UK.
Better get used to them.
You're confused. It's not unusual.
Tom Jones?You're confused. It's not unusual.
Do you know how many countries are signed up to this WEF that doesn't exist. As many as there are in a tube of smarties if not more.