Re: Thousands Quit UK
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 7:23 am
I didn't say that at all, if you read my post properly without SNAP JUDGEMENTS, you might get an idea of what I actually meant.
mart wrote:
> So its OK to leave the UK and live in someone else's country
> but not the other way round.
> Please explain.
>
> Mart
What I actually posted was this:
Snake Diamond wrote:
> It doesn't matter if 12,000 people leave, (I believe it is next
> month) when 2 more States join the European Common Union, they
> have already got thousands of appicants already trying to
> request access to the UK, ready for when their country's
> membership is official, so they will sponge off of our health
> service, work opportunity's & limited available property's. Oh
> & last week, there was an announcement regarding the 2012
> Olympics, the Contractor who won the deal to build the new
> stadium for 2012 has already decided to employ 2,000 Spanish
> people to build the stadium, he will bring them over specially
> to do the work, as he sees they are more cost efficient to
> employ. So if this is true & it goes ahead, we can see EVEN
> MORE Jobs, Homes, & NHS Funding being taken away from the
> british people.
What I was referring to is the point that this company is NOT offering the work to ANYONE in the UK, he is directly handing over the work to the Spanish people, & bringing them over. That is approx 2,000 more people taking work away from the people of the UK (no matter what race/creed/colour/religion), & approx 2,000 more people needing housing/etc (even if it is only temporary).
Now I DID NOT say that it was not ok for people to come here, but it is ok for us to go there.
As a matter of fact, I DO NOT agree with the British Government holding an Open Arms policy to every country in the world, we are a small Island, & have limited work/housing, compared to USA, Australia or The EU Continent.
If a few people want to emigrate to this country, fare enough, if a few people want to emigrate to another country from here, ok, but my "problem" is when we have thousands of applicants all in one go.
I used to work at Heathrow Airport, & every time I went past the Security Holding Centre, there was always a minimum of 200 people in there at any one time, all looking for immigration or asylum in the UK.
The goverment try making out the figures of those wanting to come into the UK is low, yes the Applicants are still flooding into the UK, & these holding centres are still full up. THAT IS MY ISSUE.
mart wrote:
> So its OK to leave the UK and live in someone else's country
> but not the other way round.
> Please explain.
>
> Mart
What I actually posted was this:
Snake Diamond wrote:
> It doesn't matter if 12,000 people leave, (I believe it is next
> month) when 2 more States join the European Common Union, they
> have already got thousands of appicants already trying to
> request access to the UK, ready for when their country's
> membership is official, so they will sponge off of our health
> service, work opportunity's & limited available property's. Oh
> & last week, there was an announcement regarding the 2012
> Olympics, the Contractor who won the deal to build the new
> stadium for 2012 has already decided to employ 2,000 Spanish
> people to build the stadium, he will bring them over specially
> to do the work, as he sees they are more cost efficient to
> employ. So if this is true & it goes ahead, we can see EVEN
> MORE Jobs, Homes, & NHS Funding being taken away from the
> british people.
What I was referring to is the point that this company is NOT offering the work to ANYONE in the UK, he is directly handing over the work to the Spanish people, & bringing them over. That is approx 2,000 more people taking work away from the people of the UK (no matter what race/creed/colour/religion), & approx 2,000 more people needing housing/etc (even if it is only temporary).
Now I DID NOT say that it was not ok for people to come here, but it is ok for us to go there.
As a matter of fact, I DO NOT agree with the British Government holding an Open Arms policy to every country in the world, we are a small Island, & have limited work/housing, compared to USA, Australia or The EU Continent.
If a few people want to emigrate to this country, fare enough, if a few people want to emigrate to another country from here, ok, but my "problem" is when we have thousands of applicants all in one go.
I used to work at Heathrow Airport, & every time I went past the Security Holding Centre, there was always a minimum of 200 people in there at any one time, all looking for immigration or asylum in the UK.
The goverment try making out the figures of those wanting to come into the UK is low, yes the Applicants are still flooding into the UK, & these holding centres are still full up. THAT IS MY ISSUE.