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Post by Handyman on Jun 9, 2023 7:26:39 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. WTF, he will be out of office at the GE, then what ? Stramer and company will take over, time to head for the hills |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 9, 2023 8:58:19 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. He obviously knows he's never going to win an election so doing the globalist bidding before he goes makes sense. Cheap labour incoming! |
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Post by sheepy on Jun 9, 2023 9:27:24 GMT
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Post by sheepy on Jun 9, 2023 9:29:52 GMT
Investing in more barges etc indicates that, despite Rishi's promise to drive the backlog down to zero by the end of this year, asylum seekers are going to be around in significant numbers for some time yet. At least he’s making good a promise to lessen the impact of small boats… Absolutely Pat, oh but wait! |
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Post by bancroft on Jun 9, 2023 12:15:17 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. I've looked on BBC and politico and cannot see anything about this? |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 9, 2023 12:22:19 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
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Post by jonksy on Jun 9, 2023 12:24:02 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. He obviously knows he's never going to win an election so doing the globalist bidding before he goes makes sense. Cheap labour incoming! Yet he is creeping up the polls.....Go figure mate.
More Baddddddddddddddddddddd news for the remnants.
Major boost for Sunak with Tories 'chipping away' at Labour's fading lead in latest poll
Story by David Maddox - Political Editor • 4h ago
Rishi Sunak has received another boost with the latest Techne UK tracker poll reducing Labour's lead to the lowest point since he became Prime Minister.
According to the findings of the weekly survey Labour's lead over the Tories has gone down one point to 13 percent after Sir Keir Starmer's party's support fell from 43 percent last week to 42 percent.
The Conservatives stayed the same at 29 percent but the gap has closed by three points in the last week.
The survey findings of 1,632 British voters also put the Lib Dems unchanged on 12 percent, Richard Tice's Reform UK up one point to 5 percent and the Greens staying the same on 6 percent.
While progress is slow the findings seem to validate private claims by some ministers that Mr Sunak can still lead the party to victory.
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Post by jonksy on Jun 9, 2023 12:27:41 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
Comming to a community like yours mate......I see c@nt Khan has rejected to have any barges in Londonistan. As if we didn't know..... |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 9, 2023 12:30:01 GMT
It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
Comming to a community like yours mate......I see c@nt Khan has rejected to have any barges in Londonistan. As if we didn't know..... Apparently Merseyside is another, I bet they'll be happy, mind you Merseyside are Labour loving, every council is run by the loony lefties. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Jun 9, 2023 13:06:13 GMT
Announced this morning - Sunak plans to do away with the backlog by giving an amnesty to those that have applied, they wont even be interviewed. It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
Except the government isn't responsible for the housing of those with refugee status. They can work and pay for their own accommodation. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Jun 9, 2023 13:08:03 GMT
He obviously knows he's never going to win an election so doing the globalist bidding before he goes makes sense. Cheap labour incoming! Yet he is creeping up the polls.....Go figure mate.
More Baddddddddddddddddddddd news for the remnants.
Major boost for Sunak with Tories 'chipping away' at Labour's fading lead in latest poll
Story by David Maddox - Political Editor • 4h ago
Rishi Sunak has received another boost with the latest Techne UK tracker poll reducing Labour's lead to the lowest point since he became Prime Minister.
According to the findings of the weekly survey Labour's lead over the Tories has gone down one point to 13 percent after Sir Keir Starmer's party's support fell from 43 percent last week to 42 percent.
The Conservatives stayed the same at 29 percent but the gap has closed by three points in the last week.
The survey findings of 1,632 British voters also put the Lib Dems unchanged on 12 percent, Richard Tice's Reform UK up one point to 5 percent and the Greens staying the same on 6 percent.
While progress is slow the findings seem to validate private claims by some ministers that Mr Sunak can still lead the party to victory.
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Posts that Sunak is creeping up in the polls, then posts article showing static at 29%. I see maths needs a bit of work in Torquay Elementary School. |
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Post by Toreador on Jun 9, 2023 13:08:32 GMT
It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
Except the government isn't responsible for the housing of those with refugee status. They can work and pay for their own accommodation. They still need housing. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 9, 2023 13:09:12 GMT
It doesn't make sense 50,000 rubber stamped, it still doesn't alter the fact that 50,000 will still need to be housed, so how is it going to solve where to put them?
after all, as we know they're quite fussy where they are put.
Except the government isn't responsible for the housing of those with refugee status. They can work and pay for their own accommodation. Yeah, like that's going to happen, once they are rubber stamped they will be off to the benefits office to fill in their housing benefit forms, and claim everything and more that they are now legally entitled to, and the local council have a duty to find them accommodation if they declare themselves homeless, ... another ill thought out plan. |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 9, 2023 13:10:55 GMT
He obviously knows he's never going to win an election so doing the globalist bidding before he goes makes sense. Cheap labour incoming!
More Baddddddddddddddddddddd news for the remnants.
How's that bad news for Remnants? A Labour/Lib Dem coalition would be ideal for many. Many have been less than pleased by the length of Starmer's lead. |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 9, 2023 13:15:11 GMT
Yet he is creeping up the polls.....Go figure mate.
More Baddddddddddddddddddddd news for the remnants.
Major boost for Sunak with Tories 'chipping away' at Labour's fading lead in latest poll
Story by David Maddox - Political Editor • 4h ago
Rishi Sunak has received another boost with the latest Techne UK tracker poll reducing Labour's lead to the lowest point since he became Prime Minister.
According to the findings of the weekly survey Labour's lead over the Tories has gone down one point to 13 percent after Sir Keir Starmer's party's support fell from 43 percent last week to 42 percent.
The Conservatives stayed the same at 29 percent but the gap has closed by three points in the last week.
The survey findings of 1,632 British voters also put the Lib Dems unchanged on 12 percent, Richard Tice's Reform UK up one point to 5 percent and the Greens staying the same on 6 percent.
While progress is slow the findings seem to validate private claims by some ministers that Mr Sunak can still lead the party to victory.
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Posts that Sunak is creeping up in the polls, then posts article showing static at 29%. I see maths needs a bit of work in Torquay Elementary School. If you care to take notice of the times hash the one saying sinak is creeping up in the polls is the newest. Not looking good for you remnants is it hash? I see you are avoiding the threads over your beloved EUSSR going tits up and the UK can return under OUR terms...As if we would be mad enough too. |
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