Stand by for a general election

[Confused_Fred]

The Rwanda bill has passed. Everyone knew government would not call an election before this piece of legislation was passed into law.

Have you chosen which moron you give a 100,000 pound per year job to yet?

With government borrowing running into trillion's it's hard to vote in a Labour government that will just increase taxes and drive the country further into debt.

On the other hand we have a Conservative government those main occupation seems flashing their bits on Grinder or watching porn in the lobby's of Parliament.

Both political parties seem to have to hands in the till. Members of both parties faced allegations of corruption and tax evasion. The only bill that seems to have passed through Parliament quickly was the one giving them extra protection from the police. This includes armed guards and panic buttons in their homes to protect them people who voted them into office.

Few people seem to have a good word for either of them.

I think the only real piece of legislation we need in the UK is a new bill to deselect MPs who don't perform as expected. Who fail to meet the standards we require of them. A way to remove MP's at a local level while Parliament sits.

All MP's claim to make laws in the name of the people they represent. The people are employing them. If an employer feels an employee isn't doing a very good job or found stealing they're sacked. Instead we have a system where whose who resigned the party whip then sit back taking there fat paycheck until the end of Parliament. Taking nice little jobs outside Parliament with lucrative fees while ignoring the reasons people voted them into Parliament in the first place.

I can't see any government passing a law that would give voters an opportunity to deselect their members.

Turkeys don't vote for Christmas

 

[Moriarty]

The Rwanda bill is political point scoring, nothing else.
It means very little in the end.

If you read the bill, it circumvents a lot of international law, which is fine.
It circumvents the ECHR, which is fine.

What it does not do is remove the right of appeal.

Basically, we are going to be sending people to Rwanda, then the courts may find their claim may be valid and flying them back to the UK because their case may be valid in a court of law.

It's a BS law to win votes.

We will be paying the legal fee's for every case brought against our government.
It's laughable.

 

[Confused_Fred]

I regularly watch the lifeboat's being launched in my area. It's not just a Dover problem, it's an Hastings, Eastbourne, Brighton problem.

The death toll in the channel is unbelievably high from these small boats anything we can do to stop them is worth trying. Overloaded boats crewed by people with no experience of the sea is a recipe for disaster. Do you believe there a training course for them? A safe way to fit 50 people on a boat designed for 15 in rough seas?

Do you think that these crews jumped on the ferry at Dover and headed back to France after?

Every country in the European Union wanted them gone. They're happy to let them transit through their countries on the way to the channel knowing full well that they will jump on the first boat they can find and become the UK's problem. The millions that we're spending on policing in France and the EU isn't working.

The idea that if we break up the criminal gang running these operations the problem will stop is nonsense. If there was any political will to stop these gangs operating in the European Union migrants would never reach the channel ports.

The only answer is to make it clear that if you enter this country illegally you will be deported to Rwanda or another third party country. No appeal system, no chance to wait the system out by entering the queuing system for 15 or 20 years until the government gives up and grants permanent residency. All you will receive when you get off the rescue boat is an escorted flight out of the UK.

This problem has gone on far too long and need an end the Rwanda plan if the only solution we have right now.

I did watch members of the Labour parties front bench today on the news saying that nobody would be deported under a Labour government using the Rwanda plan. Instead they would go on to a "policing policy" This is put many Labour voters off supporting the party at the next election.

It's becoming clear that the Labour Party in the UK is the party that supports open immigration. At the last election they campaigned on the issue of rejoining European Union and delaying Brexit as much as possible. They shot themselves right in the foot and they're doing it again with the Rwanda plan.

Our champagne millionaire Labour Party run by people is only experience of being working class is being served by waitresses on minimum wage are out of tune with what people want again.

General feeling at the local level of Labour Party offices is now the party is unelectable yet again