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Post by om15 on Oct 18, 2023 18:22:39 GMT
I see that the First Minister has cordially invited all those living in Gaza a home in Scotland, including priority in Scottish hospitals, firstly this is not a devolved matter so he has no right to be so welcoming, secondly people in Scotland cannot see a doctor or receive medical treatment in a timely way at the moment, thirdly inviting up to one and a half million people into Scotland may affect the current social housing problems.
Is this a case of spontaneous generosity inspired by the plight of these people or an opportunist move to increase his Muslim vote in Scotland. What do our Scottish correspondents think of his largesse? Do you mind paying for this, because he won't receive yet more money from Westminster to fund his attention seeking nonsense.
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Post by Vinny on Oct 18, 2023 18:58:42 GMT
Some Palestinians good some bad.
Can't just let Hamas in.
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Post by sandypine on Oct 18, 2023 19:47:35 GMT
I see that the First Minister has cordially invited all those living in Gaza a home in Scotland, including priority in Scottish hospitals, firstly this is not a devolved matter so he has no right to be so welcoming, secondly people in Scotland cannot see a doctor or receive medical treatment in a timely way at the moment, thirdly inviting up to one and a half million people into Scotland may affect the current social housing problems. Is this a case of spontaneous generosity inspired by the plight of these people or an opportunist move to increase his Muslim vote in Scotland. What do our Scottish correspondents think of his largesse? Do you mind paying for this, because he won't receive yet more money from Westminster to fund his attention seeking nonsense. It seems strange that Scotland, some thousands of miles away, should be welcoming but Egypt less than an inch away keeps its borders firmly closed to stop any Palestinian getting in. This makes no sense at all. |
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Post by om15 on Oct 18, 2023 20:22:18 GMT
Both Saudi Arabia and Egypt refuse to admit Palestinians due to security concerns. Humza has no such concerns, which is rather worrying if you happen to live in Scotland.
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Post by Ripley on Oct 18, 2023 21:38:36 GMT
Both Saudi Arabia and Egypt refuse to admit Palestinians due to security concerns. Humza has no such concerns, which is rather worrying if you happen to live in Scotland. They're not too worried about that in Scotland. www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gMJBQoHJ4E |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Oct 19, 2023 6:46:20 GMT
I see that the First Minister has cordially invited all those living in Gaza a home in Scotland, including priority in Scottish hospitals, firstly this is not a devolved matter so he has no right to be so welcoming, secondly people in Scotland cannot see a doctor or receive medical treatment in a timely way at the moment, thirdly inviting up to one and a half million people into Scotland may affect the current social housing problems. Is this a case of spontaneous generosity inspired by the plight of these people or an opportunist move to increase his Muslim vote in Scotland. What do our Scottish correspondents think of his largesse? Do you mind paying for this, because he won't receive yet more money from Westminster to fund his attention seeking nonsense. It seems strange that Scotland, some thousands of miles away, should be welcoming but Egypt less than an inch away keeps its borders firmly closed to stop any Palestinian getting in. This makes no sense at all. On the contrary - it tells you all you need to know. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 19, 2023 6:59:58 GMT
He doesn't have the authority, but I'm sure Scotland will support it. They'll just racially abuse them and drive them south.
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Post by patman post on Oct 19, 2023 13:44:52 GMT
I see that the First Minister has cordially invited all those living in Gaza a home in Scotland, including priority in Scottish hospitals, firstly this is not a devolved matter so he has no right to be so welcoming, secondly people in Scotland cannot see a doctor or receive medical treatment in a timely way at the moment, thirdly inviting up to one and a half million people into Scotland may affect the current social housing problems. Is this a case of spontaneous generosity inspired by the plight of these people or an opportunist move to increase his Muslim vote in Scotland. What do our Scottish correspondents think of his largesse? Do you mind paying for this, because he won't receive yet more money from Westminster to fund his attention seeking nonsense. He’s doing what all good leaders do and follow a discernible trend in public opinion…: www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/23790721.two-fifths-scots-want-see-increase-immigration/ |
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Post by sandypine on Oct 19, 2023 15:38:49 GMT
I see that the First Minister has cordially invited all those living in Gaza a home in Scotland, including priority in Scottish hospitals, firstly this is not a devolved matter so he has no right to be so welcoming, secondly people in Scotland cannot see a doctor or receive medical treatment in a timely way at the moment, thirdly inviting up to one and a half million people into Scotland may affect the current social housing problems. Is this a case of spontaneous generosity inspired by the plight of these people or an opportunist move to increase his Muslim vote in Scotland. What do our Scottish correspondents think of his largesse? Do you mind paying for this, because he won't receive yet more money from Westminster to fund his attention seeking nonsense. He’s doing what all good leaders do and follow a discernible trend in public opinion…: www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/23790721.two-fifths-scots-want-see-increase-immigration/Huh, two fifths want immigration increased and that is a discernible trend in public opinion. We can only assume the rest either did not know, did not care or did not want but will be ignored. If we are following polls, or indeed elections, as regards immigration we would not be in the position we are currently as has been indicated over the past 60 years, they were ignored as well despite being a discernible trend in public opinion. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 19, 2023 17:16:48 GMT
Scotland do not have the powers to make any immigration decisions on their own. That's the end of the story for Hamza, all he says is just grandstanding.
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Post by Bentley on Oct 19, 2023 17:23:47 GMT
Hamza seems to be shaping up as a good replacement for wee Krankie .
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Post by om15 on Oct 19, 2023 17:36:39 GMT
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Post by Red Rackham on Oct 19, 2023 17:46:13 GMT
This is nothing more than hot air and virtue signalling. As B-4 & blackiswhite have already pointed out, McYousaf has no power to invite Palestinians to the UK, and I'm pretty sure Sunak ain't that stupid.
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Post by om15 on Oct 19, 2023 17:51:38 GMT
He is going for the Hamas vote in the central belt.
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Post by patman post on Oct 19, 2023 21:49:28 GMT
Huh, two fifths want immigration increased and that is a discernible trend in public opinion. We can only assume the rest either did not know, did not care or did not want but will be ignored. If we are following polls, or indeed elections, as regards immigration we would not be in the position we are currently as has been indicated over the past 60 years, they were ignored as well despite being a discernible trend in public opinion. 59% describe[d] immigration as positive… |
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