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Less · 24-03-2012, 11:10

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Originally Posted by jaysay

on the last governments open door policy them maybe things would be better,

We have had an open door since 1945, no one Government is to blame, they are as bad as each other.
Though non perhaps as bad as the 'rivers of blood', chappie, he widened the door then complained about it afterwards.

jaysay · 24-03-2012, 11:14

Sorry Less was a miss quote from me, it wasn't an open door policy its was a revolving door policy

DaveinGermany · 24-03-2012, 12:02

There was a door ?

jaysay · 24-03-2012, 14:59

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

There was a door ?

Ya and they kept leaving it open

Less · 24-03-2012, 15:07

Easily solved then, lock the inner door so they dp a complete revolution and end up where they came from.

It's time our Country stopped relying on foreign imports, invested in proper jobs, (not mamby pamby University degrees), for the school leavers, we could do well with home grown 'skilled', workers.

Invest in jobs, not benefits should be the National cry!

We could start with a few autobhanns and move on from there, what the hey let's get our plumbers trained with a parachute we could invade Poland!

cashman · 24-03-2012, 15:30

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Sorry Less was a miss quote from me, it wasn't an open door policy its was a revolving door policy

Bigoted garbage,

All parties are responsible fer this mess, Enoch Powell was certainly NO SOCIALIST, when he went oer the Caribbean in the 50s inviting em to come oer to work, Yet Jaysay cannot see past the last government,

Mancie · 24-03-2012, 16:13

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Ya and they kept leaving it open

If the last government left the door open then this lot have not closed it!...there was a 20% rise in net immigration to the UK in 2011

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cashman · 24-03-2012, 16:19

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Originally Posted by Mancie

If the last government left the door open then this lot have not closed it!...there was a 20% rise in net immigration to the UK in 2011

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Yeh but he thinks the last government are to blame fer not hanging the door proper.

jaysay · 24-03-2012, 17:23

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Originally Posted by cashman

Yeh but he thinks the last government are to blame fer not hanging the door proper.

Don't think they were good at doing anything proper

Mancie · 25-03-2012, 01:07

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Originally Posted by garinda

Do try and keep up, with our local issues.

The disappearing benches 'experiment', removed because drunks acted the goat near them, used to be sited outside the Market Hall.

Yes I was wrong on the location.. but hey all's not lost.. you can combine the two

garinda · 25-03-2012, 05:46

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Yes I was wrong

Not for the first time.

Though it's good you can accept this problem.

Don't worry about it, too much.

We're here to help you.

kestrelx · 26-03-2012, 13:12

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Originally Posted by Less

We have had an open door since 1945, no one Government is to blame, they are as bad as each other.
Though non perhaps as bad as the 'rivers of blood', chappie, he widened the door then complained about it afterwards.

In last 3 years I've been to Hospital for tests 4 times, 3 times were White/British Doctors and one was Asian/British.

So what does race have to do with the post?

Neil · 26-03-2012, 15:00

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Originally Posted by jaysay

....... if you go on holiday or even if you emigrate to another country try getting free health care without insurance, its only here in good old Great Britain that we have the everybody welcome free of charge written on hospital doors

We had no problem at all getting our daughter seen at the local hospital when we were in Tenerife. She was seen quicker than if we had been at home and taken her to Blackburn. It did not cost us anything either because we had our free European health insurance cards with us.

garinda · 26-03-2012, 15:59

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Originally Posted by Neil

our free European health insurance cards with us.

'Free', at the point of service.

I think you'll find you've paid many times over, via tax, which winds it's way into the European Union's coffers.

jaysay · 26-03-2012, 17:12

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Originally Posted by Neil

We had no problem at all getting our daughter seen at the local hospital when we were in Tenerife. She was seen quicker than if we had been at home and taken her to Blackburn. It did not cost us anything either because we had our free European health insurance cards with us.

I did actually say if you weren't insured, which you are if you have any sense, but people walk into this country no insurance no nothing and get the same treatment as British citizens, and don't pay a penny, you may think that's right but I certainly don't, and as I said before you go uninsured anywhere and you'd better have your credit card handy, cuz you'll need it