Our Lads home at last - Page 4

Wynonie Harris · 25-02-2009, 10:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay

He clamed political asylum cashy when he came here in 94,

My understanding is that he was refused asylum, but given permission to stay until 2004. To my mind, if someone's refused asylum, they should be sent back.

BERNADETTE · 25-02-2009, 11:04

Yet another story that highlights the laughing stock this country has become. If he was refused asylum in 1994 he should have been sent back. Why is he now brought back here (after making a journey best described as suspect) at such great cost to the British tax payer and allowed to claim benefits?
We have pensioners scared of using their heating for fear of not being able to afford the bill, terminally ill people being refused life saving drugs and many other causes more worthy of the money that has been spent on this man. Are their "human rights" less important than his. He should never have been brought back here

jaysay · 25-02-2009, 11:06

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

My understanding is that he was refused asylum, but given permission to stay until 2004. To my mind, if someone refused asylum, they should be sent back.

Well, to my mind that was wrong, but the fact is that he left this country in 2001 and went to live in Pakistan, think he was on a computer course or something.

So in that case why did this government bend over backwards to "bring him home", Miliband's words not mine, this country isn't his home, he should have been sent back to Pakistan the last place he chose to to live, but the freeby by train doesn't stop at any stations in Pakistan, and I don't think the legal aide is very good there either, which no doubt he il now be using to screw the pants off the British Tax Payer . Its also know that he was given exceptional leave to stay in this country in 2000, but didn't bother and left of his own free will

cashman · 25-02-2009, 11:44

my main point is simple, this would never have arose if the government of 94,had done their job.

too late was the cry.

garinda · 25-02-2009, 11:50

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Originally Posted by cashman

my main point is simple, this would never have arose if the government of 94,had done their job.

too late was the cry.

I'd accept your point if the same thing wasn't still being allowed to happen today.

Sadly it is.

garinda · 25-02-2009, 12:00

If Jacqui Smith had had the political balls to boot this waste of space on to another plane straight out of Britain, and to hell with the legal consequences, which was an option, she might have shown the kind of strength of political leadership that the people of this country are crying out for.

It might have even deflected a little from the story of her accommodation expenses.

A little, but not much.

(To whom it may concern. Please note the seventh scathing attack on a LABOUR government in less than a week.)

cashman · 25-02-2009, 12:21

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Originally Posted by garinda

If Jacqui Smith had had the political balls to boot this waste of space on to another plane straight out of Britain, and to hell with the legal consequences, which was an option, she might have shown the kind of strength of political leadership that the people of this country are crying out for.

It might have even deflected a little from the story of her accommodation expenses.

A little, but not much.

(To whom it may concern. Please note the seventh scathing attack on a LABOUR government in less than a week.)

that is quite true,spineless n no regard for what the general public (in the main) require.

as fer her expenses, perhaps shes a relative of our own P.B.

as fer whom it may concern, some only see what suits their own purpose.

jaysay · 25-02-2009, 12:24

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Originally Posted by garinda

If Jacqui Smith had had the political balls to boot this waste of space on to another plane straight out of Britain, and to hell with the legal consequences, which was an option, she might have shown the kind of strength of political leadership that the people of this country are crying out for.

It might have even deflected a little from the story of her accommodation expenses.

A little, but not much.

(To whom it may concern. Please note the seventh scathing attack on a LABOUR government in less than a week.)

I have been counting

garinda · 25-02-2009, 12:32

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I have been counting

Good, count away.

Sadly no matter how much I disagree with some of this government's policies, the only viable option as far as I can see, on balancing local and national issues against the personal, is to vote for Greg Pope, assuming the election was tomorrow.

jaysay · 25-02-2009, 17:11

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Originally Posted by garinda

Good, count away.

Sadly no matter how much I disagree with some of this government's policies, the only viable option as far as I can see, on balancing local and national issues against the personal, is to vote for Greg Pope, assuming the election was tomorrow.

Good on you Rindi, if I weren't a Tory I'd vote for him too

garinda · 25-02-2009, 17:48

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Good on you Rindi, if I weren't a Tory I'd vote for him too

You've been allowed to keep your membership?

That's nice.

Bernard Dawson · 25-02-2009, 19:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Good on you Rindi, if I weren't a Tory I'd vote for him too

You can still vote for Greg even if you are a Tory. It's not against the law.

Neil · 25-02-2009, 20:47

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Originally Posted by garinda

Sadly no matter how much I disagree with some of this government's policies, the only viable option as far as I can see, on balancing local and national issues against the personal, is to vote for Greg Pope, assuming the election was tomorrow.

I wonder if Greg will post and explain reasons for the Governments actions on this matter.

accyman · 25-02-2009, 21:24

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Originally Posted by Neil

I wonder if Greg will post and explain reasons for the Governments actions on this matter.

because no matter what govenment is in the spineless out number the ones with common sense

if france of all countries can stick 2 fingers up at european law when it likes im sure the UK could on matters like this

yeah i know im not mr Pope but thats my thoughts lol

Royboy39 · 25-02-2009, 21:27

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Originally Posted by cashman

my main point is simple, this would never have arose if the government of 94,had done their job.

too late was the cry.

I fail to understand that after twelve years in government the labour diehards refuse to concede that they have not got the bottle to put things right.
Without a referendum they have ratified the treaty without the support of the British Public.
I think the shout of 'Too late was the cry' will be shouldered by our children and their children for many years to come?