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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

ExecLine - 18 Sep 2015 14:38 - 63095 of 81564

If we say to them, that "You can't come in!", then this might save hundreds of lives as they stop dying in trying to do exactly that.

They decide it's hopeless to try to do so and they stay where they are.

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 14:41 - 63096 of 81564

heard an interview on Radio 5 a little earlier
interview with an afghan who was with his extended family
he had landed in greece, and didn't fancy that; ditto croatia
all he wanted was to get into germany or uk or similar

sorry, but he and his family were merely economic refugees, and assuredly we have no obligation take them in and let them gorge on our welfare system

ExecLine - 18 Sep 2015 14:41 - 63097 of 81564

Fred1new - 18 Sep 2015 14:54 - 63098 of 81564

When times are good, hoard it, for "as sure as there is a tomorrow" some time or other things will be bad!



(And you will find your stores are rotten.)

But, as this is a society based on a Sunday Afternoon Christianity the prodigal son can go to hell.

Do as you would like to be done to comes to mind!

VICTIM - 18 Sep 2015 14:59 - 63099 of 81564

Preaching now . Stooped that low .

will10 - 18 Sep 2015 15:02 - 63100 of 81564

There is a difference between refugee and economic migrancy. Use the same method we currently use to swperate refugees from migrants.
By the way, not all migrants that came to the UK have a negitave economic effect. For example the governor of the BoE, French tunneling engineers, overseas doctors,nurses,cleaners in the NHS. Overseas students. Etc.
Repeating myself once again, 600k migrants came to the UK last year 300k left . FOR NETT gain of 300k. Some came from EU, we can't control these numbers. Presumably the others were given some sort of permission to be here.
Short of leaving the EU and altering the permission to the others we are not going to change this nett 300k much.
Someone said that about 5k were given right to stay based on them being refugees.
I'm saying, in view of the generational tide of refugees and the burden placed on some countries to deal with it on their own, we should step up and help with the worlds refugee burden.
Bearing in mind that we coped with a Nett 300k (600k coming in) migration into the country last year, we could cope, in this time of world wide refugee crisis by taking more. Up to 100k more.
We will have to make provision and give a bit. 1 in 3 of the population of Lebanon are refugees. If we take 100k that is about 0.2% of our population.
Will we be so badly effected ??

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 15:03 - 63101 of 81564

where does the prodigal son come into your equation, though the profligate family might?

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:05 - 63102 of 81564

over the last 30 years over 23000 have come to the uk with no papers non at all and claiming that their age was nigh on 10 years older than they are they new the system
and would get their pensions 10 years earlier . this is fact costing the uk millions ever year and they get retirement at around 55 and women 50 .

that is the problem allowing the scum in plus all the other benefits till they draw their pension earlier plus the uk services being fcuked up

yes it is fact thousands getting pensions at 50 and 55 .

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 15:06 - 63103 of 81564

you're correct wil in the first part
potential migrants who have decent qualifications and/or jobs to go to should be made more than welcome - assuming their qualification is not in pyrotechnics or similar!

in the second part, you look to be wanting to back a second horse, and thus sit on the fence - to make a bad pun

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:13 - 63104 of 81564

the government should put a tax on rents of say 30% on all rents over £100 a week and a limit of £200 a week rent ,
new homes must give a guarantee for 10 years with no get outs
to fix any problems .
rents are to high house prices are to high tax them . lets have regulations on prices
and profits after all a home is just that a home not an investment

Fred1new - 18 Sep 2015 15:13 - 63105 of 81564

victim,

Watch out I am getting up of my knees.

You can use "economic principles", "market forces", or future economic planning instead of relying on prejudices to formulate the migration policies.

Do it honestly and look at the conclusions!

There are none so blind as those who don't want to see!

Problems are there to be solved not to be denied.


TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:15 - 63106 of 81564

why do you think they destroy all the info on their personage its to fiddle the system

crooks and scum .

if you are brittish try and get out of the uk with out a pass port you will not or get in

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 15:17 - 63107 of 81564

MrT - rent controls look lovely in the short term but the downside is that if rents are too depressed, landlords have no incentive to maintain their properties to a high standard ..... secondly, when controls are scrapped, rents rocket to true market

fyi, it's now happening in lisbon

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:17 - 63108 of 81564

fred you lied your daughter does not work for the home office

VICTIM - 18 Sep 2015 15:18 - 63109 of 81564

Oh wad the power the gift he give us to see ourselves as others see us . Robbie Byrnes ( sorry Robbie roughly translated ).

will10 - 18 Sep 2015 15:20 - 63110 of 81564

Tanker . That's less than 1k per year, where do you get your info. about understated age?

Cynic Second part, backing a second horse. I'm lost please help. I know of several migrants with no qualifications running vibrant businesses. I know personally of one export business founded by a migrant without any qualifications that won a Qeens award for business and is extreamely beneficial to the UK.

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:24 - 63111 of 81564

cynic so be it . the gov should set a rule that they will only pay up to £200 max a week and that is it no more so if you can not afford to rent it sell it or leave it empty
for squatters to move in .

the avge 3 bedroom home is not worth more than £200 a week
the avge house price is around £ 218k in the uk
so after 22 years you have your cash back and still own the house

will10 - 18 Sep 2015 15:28 - 63112 of 81564

Hilary. How is 4k a year anywhere near the UK taking its fair share of refugees???.

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 15:29 - 63113 of 81564

the scam of giving out false info to the gov is well known and the gov do no the problem , but if they have no papers do you call them liars and have to prove they are lying .

has for house prices the gov should act and build houses to under mind rogue private
builders ripping off people ,making a quick buck and walking away

Haystack - 18 Sep 2015 15:31 - 63114 of 81564

One cause of high rents and a shortage of housing stock is the availability of buy to let mortgages iin recent years. Too many people wanted to be landlords and it was too easy to get the cash. It helped put up the prices and then landlords expected a certain return on their money based on the high valuations.
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