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jaysay · 18-02-2012, 15:59

BBC News - Child asylum seekers get £1m Home Office compensation

Child asylum seekers compensation

This could only happen in good old Britain, and no doubt the children will still be here to spend the money lovely jubbly

janloot · 18-02-2012, 16:21

frustration, send em to australia they know how to treat asylum seekers

Gordon Booth · 18-02-2012, 17:13

Come on,jaysay, it's only £250,000 each( + £250,000 each in costs!).
They were as young as 14 so it will have to last them a while until they can start claiming benefits!
I ask myself how a 14 year old, presumably with no passport/papers/money can get half way round the world on their own. I also wonder how( without speaking English) they managed to 'launch judicial review proceedings'.

Less · 18-02-2012, 17:22

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Originally Posted by jaysay

BBC News - Child asylum seekers get £1m Home Office compensation
This could only happen in good old Britain, and no doubt the children will still be here to spend the money lovely jubbly

Job sorted then, no need for them to be deported by us, then the E.U. Tell us human rights at god knows how many million per day to try to get rid, won't let us.

Each one when reaching the age to claim, will have savings making them illegible for a claim.

So as long as they don't make a false claim...

Or

Use the cash to get vengence, we're quids in compared with the billions that hate us because they can't tell the difference between us and the even more uneducated Americans!

tommiasfc · 18-02-2012, 18:57

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Come on,jaysay, it's only £250,000 each( + £250,000 each in costs!).
They were as young as 14 so it will have to last them a while until they can start claiming benefits!
I ask myself how a 14 year old, presumably with no passport/papers/money can get half way round the world on their own. I also wonder how( without speaking English) they managed to 'launch judicial review proceedings'.

isnt it £25,000? But anyway i agree it would have been someones job to help them sue there own country whilst being paid by there own country it does not make sense

Gordon Booth · 18-02-2012, 19:22

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Originally Posted by tommiasfc

isnt it £25,000? But anyway i agree it would have been someones job to help them sue there own country whilst being paid by there own country it does not make sense

Sorry, you're right. So in fact they must feel quite ill done to! And sorry, less, they'll have to start claiming now.

Stumped · 18-02-2012, 19:40

Makes you proud to be British, doesn't it. Come the revolution (and it surely must be our turn soon) we may finally gain a ruling adminstration with GUTS, instead of the succession of cowardly, turncoat, self effacing nerds that have seen us slip further and further into ignominy - or dare I say into the soft brown stuff that has turned us into a laughing stock !!!!!

jaysay · 19-02-2012, 10:33

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Originally Posted by tommiasfc

isn't it £25,000? But anyway i agree it would have been someones job to help them sue there own country whilst being paid by there own country it does not make sense

Mrs Blair seems to make a nice living out of it, no wonder Tony said signing the human rights bill was the finest thing he had ever done in politics

jaysay · 19-02-2012, 10:35

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Originally Posted by Stumped

Makes you proud to be British, doesn't it. Come the revolution (and it surely must be our turn soon) we may finally gain a ruling adminstration with GUTS, instead of the succession of cowardly, turncoat, self effacing nerds that have seen us slip further and further into ignominy - or dare I say into the soft brown stuff that has turned us into a laughing stock !!!!!

Not to worry Stumped we have a good man looking out for our interests down at Westminster

Wynonie Harris · 19-02-2012, 11:09

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Not to worry Stumped we have a good man looking out for our interests down at Westminster

Yes, but his party's not in government. Perhaps that gutless Tory wimp, Cameron, could do something about it? After all he's the one in power!

jaysay · 19-02-2012, 11:39

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Yes, but his party's not in government. Perhaps that gutless Tory wimp, Cameron, could do something about it? After all he's the one in power!

Ya but it was when these people were let in on the open door policy, just a thought what was Gordon and Tony like

Wynonie Harris · 19-02-2012, 11:53

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya but it was when these people were let in on the open door policy, just a thought what was Gordon and Tony like

Ancient history. Cameron's in power NOW, his LibDem buddies are a busted flush, so he could do something about it...but he hasn't got the bottle.

jaysay · 19-02-2012, 11:59

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Ancient history. Cameron's in power NOW, his LibDem buddies are a busted flush, so he could do something about it...but he hasn't got the bottle.

Might be but you can't unwrite history and this happened before call me Dave had is mitts on power, mind you if we pulled out of off Europe we wouldn't be having this conversation, we'll have to have a word with our rep in London

Mancie · 19-02-2012, 17:23

This judgement comes under British domestic law, It's got nothing to do with the EU or European human rights.

walkinman221 · 19-02-2012, 17:31

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya but it was when these people were let in on the open door policy, just a thought what was Gordon and Tony like

A door works both ways in and OUT so we need to use it for getting some out as well. Lets start with Abu quatada. I can't understand why they p*** about with these people if they have nothing to offer or try to kill or maim us, or spout anti western vitriol kick them out. As the meer cats say "simples".