This government is taking us down a path that really scares me. At the age of 76 I've been around the block a few times and our pluralistic system of government selection just seems to be gravitating to the worst possible place. A place that my father fought in a war to protect us from. Very scary indeed. We need people like you, James to awaken the British public to the inevitable consequences of our apathy to our country's vulnerability to these people.
Edward, couldn’t agree more. Like you, I’ve been around the block a few time (63) and I’ve never encountered such low calibre, disingenuous, self entitled bunch of politicians that we have today. I genuinely worry for my children/grand children’s future.
And me at over 70….these days are beginning to scare the living daylights out of me. There seems to a slowly throttling grip of …well, as Ed says…the attitudes and behaviour underpinning the country his father and my grandfather fought first time round. I’d suggest everyone reads their history books and see how horribly easy it is to subvert and prejudice people. Language…as was said (paraphrase) ‘If you repeat a big enough lie often enough…..’. And it’s happening. Lies…obvious lies repeated.
@@drsmith6595 It's really disingenuous. Here in Germany the influx is much higher and there's not an indication that the maximum capacity is reached. This Tory's narrative reminds of East Germany's extreme right-wing populism or nonsense of conspiracy theorists across the country
Compassion should be reserved for those that do not have thousands to pay the criminal gangs. Why do you think the Tory government have allowed over half a million to stay in this country every year. Is that lack of compassion? if you are still a lefty in your seventies there is no hope for you.
Mind boggling, how Jenrick is arguing, critizising refugees having another mindset, maybe, and in the same sentence talking about the wonderful multicultal society....
Jenrick was the only person in my class that just couldn't grasp basic concepts like negative numbers. He was also proud of his ability to make up quotes and statistics without anyone noticing in debates. And he was fiercely anti-left wing even at age 11.
@@tonygange7636 a bit strange that a majority is anti-woke. I mean .. woke just means to be open eyed and critically thinking with an open and objective mind. Why would people be against that?
@@tonygange7636 If you're not "pro woke" you must be pro somnambulistic. It's like saying one's against antifa . . . logically that would make one a facist. So what are you?
@@tonygange7636Only it won't work. Because, despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary, most are smart enough to recognise it as a distraction from the real issues.
The Tories really are scraping the bottom of the barrel with that rhetoric and is a clear play to stir up hatred of the "out" group. It's disgusting that our politicians are speaking like this.
They are speaking from the heart, what they really believe in their souls. At the basis is the fear and loathing they have for people not like them, the people they call "aliens".
He should have been arrested - and charged - months ago for trying to funnel at least 50 million quid to a tory donor in a property deal. In adjusted terms the Great Train robbers nicked a similar amount and got up to 30 years. Of course, as with all white collar crime, it was 'an oversight' and because he's an MP he gets to roll on to his next criminal move - in this case verbally abusing people in the hope of votes from the likes of the BNP.
@@robertandrew5768 If you walk like a duck and quack like a duck, can you really be surprised when someone points out that you're doing a lot of the same stuff that ducks do?
@@robertandrew5768 Oh please, he is talking about the language used, which happens to be identical to the language used in Germany in the early 1930's. History confirms that fact! "Lest we should ever forget". Those who talk like Jenrick and de humanise people either couldn't be bothered to check historical facts or they simply forgot.
"They're threatening our way of life." One of the most dangerous phrases ever uttered; frequently used to make ordinary people feel all right about perpetrating or turning a blind eye to unspeakable cruelty. Remember and repeat the antidote phrase: "NEVER AGAIN".
Don't be hysterical I could give you pages of so called refugees who've turned out to be rapists and drug gangs ...one said was 14 turned out was full grown man . So stop the hysteria
It's the Tories who are threatening our lives. Starving us, by unafordable food and utilities, taking all our money in every kind of tax imaginable, stealing our pensions by making us work till we drop,
Canabalize the compassion that marks out the British people. What on this earth is he talking about? The Tory party has done that job single-handedly and effectively over the last 13 years. "And tend to settle in hyper-diverse areas, undermining the cultural cohesiveness that binds diverse groups together". It sounds to me as if he plagiarised a passage from Mien Kampf.
The Tory party have "canabalised compassion" ( an odd phrase any way but I suppose he means "destroyed" copmpassion) but not quite single handedly. They were nudged into emphasising this frightful xenophobia and hatred of "the other" by Nigel Farage 's success with UKIP back in the 2010s. and also they created a disaffected group of people by their politically motivated but otherwise economically unneccessary austerity . ( The economy was slowly begining to grow again under Alistair Darling and Labour after the banker - caused cash of 2018 . The Obourne blocked that and stopped the economy growing for at lest 3 years with needless austerity, causing all sorts of damage socially as well as economically leading to the brexit vote. stoked by xenophobia quite deliberately )
The only threats I've experienced to my life style and the only threats and actual harm done to my standards of living and to the values such as compassion for others that I once thought were a given, have come from this government. And when Jenrick said that the poorest are impacted most, again he must be referring to this government. They make political choices that impose poverty on more and more people living in the UK, while handing out tax breaks for the super rich. And they continue to support the fossil fuel industry, when its clear where the cheapest energy is coming from. This nasty Tory rhetoric is the problem, not those unfortunate to be affected by the decisions the Tories make. In fact when you look at how this government has treated some of these asylum seekers, such as wanting them forced back into the channel. Its not that far from where history has taught us how bad this can get. What is the difference between people being drowned and people being gassed?! Gary Lineker hit a nerve because he was pointing out an inconvenient truth.
It’s those age old tropes and, unfortunately, us humans are always susceptible to them. When he says the “poorest are most effected”, he says hate them not us. Blame them not us. Punish them not us.
@@chatham43 yes I am leaving and going to a country where foreigners are treated like family. You obviously believe everything the tax haven based billionaire owned media tell you.
It's funny the people who say this will destroy our social cohesion are the very people working so hard to undermine communities. Try going to your local community center and see what is offered in terms of meaningful projects that build a community, like yoga classes, sewing or book groups.
@@chrisspencer6502 not sure about Morris Dancing. does Pagan count as "not Christian". There is ample charity-type work, support for the elderly, but, I remember this being a "given" for most religions I'm aware of. community used to mean so much more without being judgemental. the youth are the ones I worry about more socially
Maybe she means the values of the current Tory party - Lying, Incompetence, laziness, cruelty, corruption, and yes criminality. In those terms yes I'd imagine the refugees are quite a stark contrast to that culture!
This is very true, now just watch as they get going on round two of the same nasty stuff, in the mean time they turned our national debt into their own private piggy bank.
Nigel Farage for a start. He is currently quite busy enriching himself from fascists in Hungary and the states Hate has become a big lucrative business for those who are willing to lie about anything without remorse in order to fill their pockets with tempting blood money.
- Open legal routes - Streamline the approvals/rejections process - Independent review into the day to day running of the Home Office - Implement recommendations from said report - Processing centre in France run by the Home Office
@Raymondo666 half million immigrants that means also European people working here or foreign exchange students. It doesn't mean assymlum seekers. Just for your information
@Raymondo666 There seems to be plenty of taxpayers' money for Tory vanity projects, most of which ruin the Environment, for giving Sunak's wife a contract to provide photo-ID for an entirely specious tackling of almost non-existent voter fraud, for paying their backers and friends millions or even billions for goods and services they aren't qualified to provide, for giving MPs a payrise and paying them a fortune to have second (or even third) homes instead of providing basic digs for them near London........Also plenty to waste in having 83% of Asylum Seekers who came here in 2019 still awaiting a decision, with disastrous consequences to their physical and mental health, and not allowing them to work in the meantime, rather than investing in a better, fairer and more humane Immigration System.
I feel like there's another important part of what Jenrick said because he literally just said the plan out loud. He just straight up blamed the economic struggles of people in poverty (because of issues unarguably caused by the Tories) on immigrants then said they are the party that can fix it. That's the core reason behind why they use words like 'cannibalise' just before, they want to make the voters scared then you find something they should be scared of. They aren't even attempting to hide it anymore.
Remember Penny Mordaunt threatening us with 70 million Turks coming here if we stayed in the EU back in 2016? Patently absurd but emotion trumps reason with many voters.
I have a solution for Bobby's complaint about refugees settling in "hyperdiverse areas": put them in stately homes of the rich that are occupied by their owners for less than 50% of the time. Pretty sure it would reduce the "hyperdiversity" in the areas he moans about and adds some much needed diversity to hyperaffluent areas. Seems like a win-win to me.
Now now if you are referring to the homeless crisis in the UK you shouldn't because people who are entering the UK illegally for economic reasons have a higher priority. Even James implies this is what he wants.
@@Jase-y1o yeah because we were brilliant at taking care of the homeless before the refugees arrived weren't... ... except we weren't and when the crisis is over we'll go back to ignoring the homeless as usual... we don\t want values like that being overturned by immigrants.
@@Jase-y1o Why cant they have the same priority? As human beings? Also since when have the UK as a populace been bothered about homeless people? Until of course homeless people turn up on our doorstep. Funny that
Mostly little english. Get it right. Very few Scots, hopefully, think like this. Little english with their exceptionalism love it. There were more pple leaving uk last year than refugees arriving. Also wish little english wld stay in little england rather than come to Scotland and its isles and try to change those places to what they left. Reason these places r rated as best place to live in uk is because it is different. STOP TRYING TO CHANGE PLACES TO WHAT U WANT.
@@annemoncrieff3875 Hi That is some rant. I could not agree more but do not tar us all with the same brush. I hated Thatcher and thought I could not hate any politician more. Until now !
Some of the most terrible, depraved, psychopathic killers have eaten parts of their victims. That man knew exactly what he was doing by using the word ‘cannibalise’.
....after colonising the world AGAINST the wishes of the indigenous peoples, from whom they stole the natural resources to create a British bourgeoisie.
I can never understand the level of hate in this country by some people. James is on the point when identifying the rhetoric is similar to Goebbels. We seem very able to vilification of many desperate people and yet it may be true some are criminal that should not be a label of all. What a bizarre term to use though in cannibalisation. This Government is getting more unhinged by the day.
Imagine the Tories having a strategy meeting to prioritise who they should target their hatred at in the lead up to the next election. Perhaps they should be taking responsibility for the decline of all the British institutions that they have undermined and underfunded over the last 13 years? Perhaps they should be addressing the nation's social, economic, environmental and political decline that has happened as a consequence of their policies? How they have the nerve to suggest that they are the party with the answers, or even any answers, when they are the cause of this decline, beggars belief. Particularly when it comes to immigration, asylum seekers and refugees. To suggest that the Conservative Party embodies any values at all is quite a stretch.
Jenrick, watching and listening to jenrick talk about different lifestyles of immigrants I could only think now that's a cross dresser if I have ever seen one.
Further down the route she is taking us all she might live to regret that. Her arrogance and tone deaf approach is breathtakingly awful, and very few people have anything positive to say about her.
Jesus as an Aussie that chilling to hear. I have heard this b4 here in Australia by our conservative party. Almost verbatim! Stop the boats was a slogan for the LNP here. It's not illegal to seek asylum by any means.
Well people are rightfully questioning the legitimacy of their claims when they're coming from safe countries. You can move the goalposts & say "they can claim where they like" doesn't stop people rightfully questioning them or their intentions
@@tonygange7636 the gov then checks their claims as part of processing for a refugee visa U don't need to be cruel while u do it. Seeking asylum isn't illegal.
The most disgusting thing said was "...and it's the most disadvantaged in our society that feels this most acutely." Translation: "Oh, no, it's not me and my mates making policy for the last decade and a half that causes problems for you lot, it's those over there. Y'know, those oThErS!"
I'm amazed Tories can talk about compassion without spontaneously combusting like vampires in sunlight, especially when trying to justify their increasingly cruel approaches to throwing vulnerable people out of the country.
Vulnerable people who left a safe country Because France gives them nothing We give them a bed ,a hot meal ,and cash card and phone And the chance to be British and bring over half Thier clan That's why Chancers most of them
I saw an item about the lack of NHS dentists a couple of days ago and the lengths people are having to resort to in removing their own teeth but thanks to the Tories discrimination against asylum seekers, there are qualified dentists keen to work stuck in migrant hotels. A shameful waste of much needed professional people 😢
The reason there is a shortage of dentists is they cut the training places for students. I have a relative who applied to various universities to study dentistry they have reduced the places. Hence the shortage of dentists, doctors, nurses and midwives. The Tories don't want to pay for training.
Where are the premises for them to work in and the funds to pay them, their qualifications, and why if they have been trained aren't they working in their homelands? Also where is your proof of those you mention - are there any brain surgeons available?
@lesley wild No need for sarcasm lesley. I have no idea why anyone would assume that only the low skilled or uneducated flee war and persecution. War is indiscriminate, so people from all walks of life are affected. There are most certainly qualified doctors and dentists in hostels, both professions we need badly, but I'm not sure if there are any brain surgeons.
@lesley wild Trained medics who could ease NHS crisis stuck in asylum limbo Doctors and dentists whose skills are being squandered while they languish in the Home Office backlog tell of their frustration Miranda Bryant Sun 9 Apr 2023 01.00 EDT After five years studying to become a qualified dentist in his home country of Sudan, Omar (not his real name) spent seven years mainly treating children in Khartoum. But since arriving in Britain last June - despite a desperate shortage of NHS dentists - the 32-year-old has not been able to put his skills to use. Despite his in-demand profession, Omar was one of the more than 160,000 asylum seekers still waiting for an initial decision on their asylum claim at the end of last year. Among those trapped in the Home Office backlog and unable to work, experts told the Observer, there are thousands of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. Meanwhile, the NHS in England is facing a recruitment crisis that has left it with 154,000 fewer full-time staff than needed Others in the same situation are just as frustrated. Dr Shabbir applied for asylum in the UK in 2016, fearing for her life after being threatened with death by family in Pakistan, and has been an asylum seeker ever since (her appeal was refused multiple times; she is now trying to get a judicial review). A qualified doctor, she has a master’s degree in public health and has passed her General Medical Council (GMC) professional and linguistics exams, but is still not allowed to work in Britain. Even when their work permit is granted, asylum seekers in sought-after occupations can still face more barriers. Hashem Salim, 28, a Palestinian doctor, arrived in the UK just over a year ago after escaping war in Gaza. But after passing his GMC exams, borrowing money from a friend to register, being offered a job at a hospital in Devon and getting permission to work, he found there were still significant hurdles. He had to rely on help from a charity to fund his journey from Liverpool, where he was staying in an asylum hotel, and connect him with a host family to stay with.
Sick of hearing nothing but endless attacks on desperate people just looking for a better life, there are bigger problems. The GE cannot come soon enough.
In Australia, the initial language was about ‘unfunded compassion’ - then billions & billions were spent in the following years, whilst millions of us who were appalled at the treatment of offshoring were ignored I suggest that the most effective way to combat this is to raise loud & persistent voices against unfunded cruelty
Another aussie here. Its chilling to here the rhetoric almost verbatim used in another nation after all the pain and shame those words brought out nation. don't let the word illegal take root! It's not just the wrong word it's a loaded word against asylum seekers.
Oh, they choose to settle in already ethnically "hyper-diverse areas," do they? Could that not be because the areas that aren't "hyper-diverse" don't want them and spit feathers if anyone suggests they're housed in the area? It can't be much of a coincidence that most refugees are taken in by Labour controlled councils.
They have been doing it for every long year of the 13, there is nothing new in it, they are particularly awful at thinking up new ways to blame their messes on immigration too, while they ramp up the national debt so high it is surprising we are still on the ground. They jus5 love collective scapegoats, the more the merrier. T6is is their version of sovereignty and taking back control….
For Sunak to standby and allow this langauge to be used by Jenrick and Braverman is a sad reflection on his leadership. Sunak when he became Prime Minister talked about restoring integrity, professionalism and accountability. Not going well is it?
He used the word cannibalise because it implies all the wrong feelings about immigrants. . . It’s a word designed to create fear of those unknown immigrants, and what they would do to the poor British citizens when they arrive
@@nick1065ha ha ha do you really believe £7 million a day going into Tory mates arranging hotels and going to failing hotels with the extra bonus of all inclusive is a coincidence! Ha ha ha right wing idiots unless your snouts in the trough ?
This just makes me think it's wild how accurate Ted Lasso is to current issues when it was filmed a while ago. Yet that's because this garbage will never end. These are human beings who aren't doing anything evil... They just need help.
Germany has taken 1.2 million , Poland has taken 1.5 million, Turkey has taken 4 million refugess ... what are you whining about Little Britain !!! ????
half a million plus illegals last year - in a much smaller country.. reason Europe has so many is they have lost control of their borders.. as the people in Europe what they think of uncontrolled immigration - next EU elections will be interesting
@@middleman9183 "A question of perspective" and "a question of sense of humour"... British humour usually has a reputation of being "dry" ...but your humour - meaning now "you in particular" - is obviously "not that dry" as like ours....or - you in particular - are generally void of humour, but then is your assessment totally unqualified anyway.
Demonize a group, then reap political capital by being "tough" on that group. It's a classic play ... because it works. The chumps lap it up, every time.
Immigrants have brought enormous value to almost every nation on earth when they have sort refuge. And those nations are all the better for it. The language we have heard from these MPs certainly lacks Ubuntu, and the only compassion that is being destroyed is that of the average citizen of the UK, for the Tory party. Having spent almost seventy years of my life in other countries, my compassion must always be for the well-being of my hosts. Archbishop Desmond Tutu famously described Ubuntu as meaning "My humanity is caught up, is inextricably bound up, in what is yours." Similarly, our humanity today is inextricably bound up in those that land on our shores seeking refuge.
Since Ms. Braverman is from a family that emigrated into the UK, are the values being seen now in the UK related to those who came into the UK at that time?
Braverman and Jenrick talking about compassion while showing none at all. Like the whole extreme Brexit Tory government this pair are revolting and should be no where near positions of power and influence. This "government" is successfully trashing the reputation of the UK throughout the civilised world while at the same time damaging and self harming the UK.
Tories only talk about 'the most disadvantaged in this country' in terms of immigration. Why aren't we asking why we have so many disadvantaged people after 13 years of Tory administration? Especially at a time when we have more billionaires than ever in history and food banks necessary for millions. The worst inequality since the early 20th century. That's not down to immigration - just Tory policy.
Providing answers to the illegal migration problem they created. People probably settle in already 'hyper diverse' areas due to the exorbitant cost of housing in many areas of the UK
Also, because once they get a positive decision, they have four weeks to find new accomodation (having had no work or spare money for as much as five years). They are therefore forced to live with other settled immigrants willing to take them in, though more than half end up homeless.
It’s also illegal to speed yet Jenrick did to the extent he was banned from driving. Classy guy
And Braverman asked if she could pay speeding fines on expenses
Didn't come here illegally though did he? Fact is we don't want or care about these rubber dingy rapids
@@stephenpockley5665 I wonder why you have a problem with brown-faced illegality where you don't with white-faced illegality. Tough one.
He's British
Whataboutery at it’s finest. O’Brien would be proud.
"Heightened levels of criminality"???? ...and that's just in the government.
So funny….
And the Nursing Unions?
This government is taking us down a path that really scares me. At the age of 76 I've been around the block a few times and our pluralistic system of government selection just seems to be gravitating to the worst possible place. A place that my father fought in a war to protect us from. Very scary indeed. We need people like you, James to awaken the British public to the inevitable consequences of our apathy to our country's vulnerability to these people.
Edward, couldn’t agree more. Like you, I’ve been around the block a few time (63) and I’ve never encountered such low calibre, disingenuous, self entitled bunch of politicians that we have today. I genuinely worry for my children/grand children’s future.
with any luck they won't win the next general election. My bigger concern is that Starmer will try to out-Tory the Tories.
And me at over 70….these days are beginning to scare the living daylights out of me.
There seems to a slowly throttling grip of …well, as Ed says…the attitudes and behaviour underpinning the country his father and my grandfather fought first time round. I’d suggest everyone reads their history books and see how horribly easy it is to subvert and prejudice people.
Language…as was said (paraphrase) ‘If you repeat a big enough lie often enough…..’. And it’s happening. Lies…obvious lies repeated.
@@drsmith6595 It's really disingenuous. Here in Germany the influx is much higher and there's not an indication that the maximum capacity is reached. This Tory's narrative reminds of East Germany's extreme right-wing populism or nonsense of conspiracy theorists across the country
Nonsense
Equating opposition to mass illegal migration is not fascism or anything do with ww2
Yep just let in all the chancers ..the criminals
"Compassion" and toryism is an oxymoron. I'm in my late 70s and I don't recall any sense of altruism from them in my memory.
Whereas O’Brien is a poxymoron. Go figure…
@@nick1065 You are Oscar Wilde and I claim my £5.
You are in your late seventies and you have still not learned a thing.....how sad....
@@davekelley4076 What I have learnt is to not be gratuitously rude to others.
Compassion should be reserved for those that do not have thousands to pay the criminal gangs. Why do you think the Tory government have allowed over half a million to stay in this country every year. Is that lack of compassion? if you are still a lefty in your seventies there is no hope for you.
Mind boggling, how Jenrick is arguing, critizising refugees having another mindset, maybe, and in the same sentence talking about the wonderful multicultal society....
Yeah, unbelievable
Doublethink
Jenrick was the only person in my class that just couldn't grasp basic concepts like negative numbers.
He was also proud of his ability to make up quotes and statistics without anyone noticing in debates.
And he was fiercely anti-left wing even at age 11.
Perfectly normal for an 11 year old.
@@sueyourself5413Yes, but he never grew out of those habits.
No its not
He looks and sounds like a child.
@@sueyourself5413 A brainwashed child. Poor kid!
Anti-refugee and Anti-Woke is the Conservative Party strategy for the next general election.
It'll work because most in the UK aren't pro refugee or pro woke.
If only the opposition changed their strategy
@@tonygange7636 a bit strange that a majority is anti-woke. I mean .. woke just means to be open eyed and critically thinking with an open and objective mind. Why would people be against that?
@@tonygange7636 If you're not "pro woke" you must be pro somnambulistic. It's like saying one's against antifa . . . logically that would make one a facist.
So what are you?
@@tonygange7636Only it won't work. Because, despite anecdotal evidence to the contrary, most are smart enough to recognise it as a distraction from the real issues.
Since "woke" is very nearly a 1-1 replacement for Brown (in the US it swaps for the n-word), it's pretty much Brexit strategy 2.0.
This is fascism, pure and simple
Why not ask some in the Labour Party? They’re expert in having those opinions!
@@nick1065 citation required.
@@nick1065 the labour party is not in power, please keep up.
....you're certainly being simple with comments like that.......
@@chatham43.2 wrongs and all.
The Tories really are scraping the bottom of the barrel with that rhetoric and is a clear play to stir up hatred of the "out" group. It's disgusting that our politicians are speaking like this.
They are speaking from the heart, what they really believe in their souls. At the basis is the fear and loathing they have for people not like them, the people they call "aliens".
It's all they have left. They can't claim to be economically literate anymore so they play the hate card.
I don't approve of decapitating homosexuals heads , you sound like you approve of this ''out'' foreign culture
The Tories have already dug through the bottom of the barrel and are into the dirt now
Shame on him.
Why has he not been arrested for hate speech?
He should have been arrested - and charged - months ago for trying to funnel at least 50 million quid to a tory donor in a property deal. In adjusted terms the Great Train robbers nicked a similar amount and got up to 30 years.
Of course, as with all white collar crime, it was 'an oversight' and because he's an MP he gets to roll on to his next criminal move - in this case verbally abusing people in the hope of votes from the likes of the BNP.
Such mock outrage from O’Brien.
@@robertandrew5768 no Lineker did not
@@robertandrew5768 If you walk like a duck and quack like a duck, can you really be surprised when someone points out that you're doing a lot of the same stuff that ducks do?
@@robertandrew5768 Oh please, he is talking about the language used, which happens to be identical to the language used in Germany in the early 1930's. History confirms that fact! "Lest we should ever forget". Those who talk like Jenrick and de humanise people either couldn't be bothered to check historical facts or they simply forgot.
Drug dealing, prostitution and criminality are not foreign to British values.
I mean, two of the three were the foundation stones of the British Empire in Asia, so!
Why top it up with more?
Leftwing logic right there
Look at Theresa May. Prime example! She's got a wizard's sleeve.
Aren't they positions in the Tory government?
Collectively, these are the cornerstone of our cherished way of life.
"They're threatening our way of life." One of the most dangerous phrases ever uttered; frequently used to make ordinary people feel all right about perpetrating or turning a blind eye to unspeakable cruelty. Remember and repeat the antidote phrase: "NEVER AGAIN".
I'd say it's the Conservatives who consistently threaten our way of life.
Don't be hysterical
I could give you pages of so called refugees who've turned out to be rapists and drug gangs ...one said was 14 turned out was full grown man .
So stop the hysteria
It's the Tories who are threatening our lives. Starving us, by unafordable food and utilities, taking all our money in every kind of tax imaginable, stealing our pensions by making us work till we drop,
You clearly don't live in Bradford.
Canabalize the compassion that marks out the British people. What on this earth is he talking about? The Tory party has done that job single-handedly and effectively over the last 13 years. "And tend to settle in hyper-diverse areas, undermining the cultural cohesiveness that binds diverse groups together".
It sounds to me as if he plagiarised a passage from Mien Kampf.
By using cannibalise he's implying that they are mosters or at least sub-human. Very much M K territory
The Tory party have "canabalised compassion" ( an odd phrase any way but I suppose he means "destroyed" copmpassion) but not quite single handedly. They were nudged into emphasising this frightful xenophobia and hatred of "the other" by Nigel Farage 's success with UKIP back in the 2010s. and also they created a disaffected group of people by their politically motivated but otherwise economically unneccessary austerity . ( The economy was slowly begining to grow again under Alistair Darling and Labour after the banker - caused cash of 2018 . The Obourne blocked that and stopped the economy growing for at lest 3 years with needless austerity, causing all sorts of damage socially as well as economically leading to the brexit vote. stoked by xenophobia quite deliberately )
Labour supporters all seem to be thick haters.
"If we let more of them in then we'll have to treat you worse, so vote for us, so we don't have to treat you worse!"
... but they will anyway 😮
So you think we should just open the floodgates to all and sundry do you? What's your solution? I can't wait to hear it.
The only threats I've experienced to my life style and the only threats and actual harm done to my standards of living and to the values such as compassion for others that I once thought were a given, have come from this government. And when Jenrick said that the poorest are impacted most, again he must be referring to this government. They make political choices that impose poverty on more and more people living in the UK, while handing out tax breaks for the super rich. And they continue to support the fossil fuel industry, when its clear where the cheapest energy is coming from. This nasty Tory rhetoric is the problem, not those unfortunate to be affected by the decisions the Tories make. In fact when you look at how this government has treated some of these asylum seekers, such as wanting them forced back into the channel. Its not that far from where history has taught us how bad this can get. What is the difference between people being drowned and people being gassed?! Gary Lineker hit a nerve because he was pointing out an inconvenient truth.
Godwin's Law strikes again
It’s those age old tropes and, unfortunately, us humans are always susceptible to them.
When he says the “poorest are most effected”, he says hate them not us. Blame them not us. Punish them not us.
....so you'll be leaving this country pretty soon....and you can take Lineker with you.....plenty coming over to replace you....😊
@@chatham43 yes I am leaving and going to a country where foreigners are treated like family. You obviously believe everything the tax haven based billionaire owned media tell you.
You say 'has treated' - how many boats have you seen pushed back - and how many hotels are booked en-mass?
It's funny the people who say this will destroy our social cohesion are the very people working so hard to undermine communities.
Try going to your local community center and see what is offered in terms of meaningful projects that build a community, like yoga classes, sewing or book groups.
Also undermining British values compassion and respect for all
ah no, sorry, no yoga. not in the church halls around here anyway. hasnt been allowed for a long time.
Sewing classes undermine communities?
Daft
@@dickybannister5192 do you have a morris dancing group an elderly coffee morning anything that would promote a strong community?
@@chrisspencer6502 not sure about Morris Dancing. does Pagan count as "not Christian". There is ample charity-type work, support for the elderly, but, I remember this being a "given" for most religions I'm aware of. community used to mean so much more without being judgemental. the youth are the ones I worry about more socially
Maybe she means the values of the current Tory party - Lying, Incompetence, laziness, cruelty, corruption, and yes criminality. In those terms yes I'd imagine the refugees are quite a stark contrast to that culture!
True, but you've also just described the labour party
We are all Untermensch to this government, its donors and supporters. It started in 2010 with the unemployed, disabled people and single mothers.
Victims of the world unite!!
This is very true, now just watch as they get going on round two of the same nasty stuff, in the mean time they turned our national debt into their own private piggy bank.
Strivers and shirkers.
@@ghengis430 Yeah, the Tory party is full of skivers!
I genuinley thought I couldn't hate a woman more than Thatcher, then Priti Patel came along, and then this shambles came along.
Then there is the Hopkins woman....
....not forgetting Diane Abbott of course ...
@@chatham43 Is that a woman?
@@nick1065 stop it
@@faudjama6956 Because if so let Sir Keir know.
The language she used is more than disturbing. As I understand she is well educated, she cannot pretend she wasn't aware of that.
Every thing suella said can be directed straight back at her.
Well said
Yes. By an idiot.
She's a sociopath
0:57 Robert Jendrick losing sleep over the most disadvantaged in our society. I am truly moved.
All these people have is hate. Same over here in the US.
Where do you think they learnt it? Steve Bannon was very cosy with Boris Johnson.
@@cugal1613 Whereas O’Brien just hates white indigenous Brits
Nigel Farage for a start. He is currently quite busy enriching himself from fascists in Hungary and the states Hate has become a big lucrative business for those who are willing to lie about anything without remorse in order to fill their pockets with tempting blood money.
The Rwanda thing is just nuts and an all-inclusive that we pay for. I don't have the answer to the problem but I do know Rawada is not the answer
- Open legal routes
- Streamline the approvals/rejections process
- Independent review into the day to day running of the Home Office
- Implement recommendations from said report
- Processing centre in France run by the Home Office
I agree just send them back to France
You can’t streamline the removals process. Appeals, solicitors will bust a gut to prevent deportations. We cannot even deport convicted criminals
@Raymondo666 half million immigrants that means also European people working here or foreign exchange students. It doesn't mean assymlum seekers. Just for your information
@Raymondo666 There seems to be plenty of taxpayers' money for Tory vanity projects, most of which ruin the Environment, for giving Sunak's wife a contract to provide photo-ID for an entirely specious tackling of almost non-existent voter fraud, for paying their backers and friends millions or even billions for goods and services they aren't qualified to provide, for giving MPs a payrise and paying them a fortune to have second (or even third) homes instead of providing basic digs for them near London........Also plenty to waste in having 83% of Asylum Seekers who came here in 2019 still awaiting a decision, with disastrous consequences to their physical and mental health, and not allowing them to work in the meantime, rather than investing in a better, fairer and more humane Immigration System.
Jenrick, Braverman the whole lot of them are ridden with spite and venom and are thoroughly despicable.
I feel like there's another important part of what Jenrick said because he literally just said the plan out loud. He just straight up blamed the economic struggles of people in poverty (because of issues unarguably caused by the Tories) on immigrants then said they are the party that can fix it. That's the core reason behind why they use words like 'cannibalise' just before, they want to make the voters scared then you find something they should be scared of. They aren't even attempting to hide it anymore.
Remember Penny Mordaunt threatening us with 70 million Turks coming here if we stayed in the EU back in 2016? Patently absurd but emotion trumps reason with many voters.
Racism pure and simple
What race are the refugees?
@Tony Gange it's xenophobia and outright bigotry.
@@tonygange7636 The Human Race ... maybe ???
@@b62boom1
You're putting a race on them, not suella
@@marconatrix
Well dianne didn't make career promoting the human race, she grifting off the black race
I have a solution for Bobby's complaint about refugees settling in "hyperdiverse areas": put them in stately homes of the rich that are occupied by their owners for less than 50% of the time. Pretty sure it would reduce the "hyperdiversity" in the areas he moans about and adds some much needed diversity to hyperaffluent areas. Seems like a win-win to me.
OR put them in the houses of ordinary people who want uncontrolled illegal immigration. I'm sure you will welcome them with open arms.
Spot on
We're seeing heightened levels of criminality in the government!!
Name just one criminality the government has committed, I will wait
They must be pretty desperate if they can undermine the lifestyle of a starving person living in a cardboard box under a bridge.
Now now if you are referring to the homeless crisis in the UK you shouldn't because people who are entering the UK illegally for economic reasons have a higher priority.
Even James implies this is what he wants.
@@Jase-y1o yeah because we were brilliant at taking care of the homeless before the refugees arrived weren't... ... except we weren't and when the crisis is over we'll go back to ignoring the homeless as usual... we don\t want values like that being overturned by immigrants.
Yes homeless people in this country are less important than illegal immigrants
Lol. Like ex soldiers living ruff. But u lefty’s love that don’t u
@@Jase-y1o Why cant they have the same priority? As human beings?
Also since when have the UK as a populace been bothered about homeless people? Until of course homeless people turn up on our doorstep. Funny that
The tragedy is the number of people that believe what Braverman et al say, that it has been allowed to happen makes me fearful for the future.
That is of course the exact point..
Does it? Do explain why exactly? Wanting to prevent illegal immigration scares you? Why? You utter pillock.
The truth, you mean?
Just stop for a minute and look at how much division this tory government is creating. It's very sad.
No. It’s very terrifying
@@nick1065i was waiting for you to say that.
@@ThomasKing19933 Think you wait for anyone to say anything on here actually. Anyway do as you say chap…don’t waste your time replying to me!!!
@@nick1065good point, cya.
@@ThomasKing19933 You wouldn’t want to be seen as a hypocrite surely?
Sad that people put so much effort into hate 😕
yes DIANNE ABBOTT!!
@@dougierobertson6358 yep and every Tory voter and Brexiteer who voted for this hatred against foreigners and asylum seekers.
it's no effort at all, that's why they do it : it's easier.
@@ameliecarre4783 that is what I thought at first but now they are trying harder than ever before to stoke hatred in everyone.
It's all they've got
It's interesting and sad to hear Brits spew the same anti immigration nonsense as American far-right politicians.
Mostly little english. Get it right. Very few Scots, hopefully, think like this. Little english with their exceptionalism love it. There were more pple leaving uk last year than refugees arriving. Also wish little english wld stay in little england rather than come to Scotland and its isles and try to change those places to what they left. Reason these places r rated as best place to live in uk is because it is different. STOP TRYING TO CHANGE PLACES TO WHAT U WANT.
@@annemoncrieff3875 Hi
That is some rant. I could not agree more but do not tar us all with the same brush. I hated Thatcher and thought I could not hate any politician more. Until now !
@@annemoncrieff3875
Why don't you come down to England & live in the diversity you promote for us?
@anne moncrieff Sorry, I'm an American, so I don't really know what 'little english' means.
@@tonygange7636 they already do that in their own country. Perhaps you should stop being so Nazti.
Make us hate someone more than we hate them. Works every time.
Crazy what humans are capable of, for power and greed.
Especially those broadcasting 10-1…
And that is relevant to this in what way?
Some of the most terrible, depraved, psychopathic killers have eaten parts of their victims. That man knew exactly what he was doing by using the word ‘cannibalise’.
A British politician talking about illegal migration.😂😂😂
....after colonising the world AGAINST the wishes of the indigenous peoples, from whom they stole the natural resources to create a British bourgeoisie.
Touche!
Astute observation my friend, would you like a medal?
As soon as the video started, this was exactly my thought. I guess certain "victors" can determine the moral high ground
Irony is strong in this one. Speaking as the great grandchild of colonists in New Zealand.
It sends a shiver down your spine
Preaching hate should never be a winning strategy. Sometimes it is, hopefully this isn't one of those times.
Funny how Germany can integrate literally millions, but the UK can't integrate a few thousand.
Integration is not happening in Germany or anywhere else in Europe.
New Year's Eve Cologne
Look it up what happened
Sordid
And Sweden is having gang warfare on the streets because of immigration
....figures a bit out there Jonathan....not for the first time.....sadly...
@@susanwestern6434 Asylum seekers integrate better in europe than english football fans in europe, not even a contest ;)
@@hamzah5643 And meanwhile in England some folk don't even try to integrate
Touche Mon Ami
I can never understand the level of hate in this country by some people. James is on the point when identifying the rhetoric is similar to Goebbels. We seem very able to vilification of many desperate people and yet it may be true some are criminal that should not be a label of all.
What a bizarre term to use though in cannibalisation. This Government is getting more unhinged by the day.
Imagine the Tories having a strategy meeting to prioritise who they should target their hatred at in the lead up to the next election.
Perhaps they should be taking responsibility for the decline of all the British institutions that they have undermined and underfunded over the last 13 years?
Perhaps they should be addressing the nation's social, economic, environmental and political decline that has happened as a consequence of their policies?
How they have the nerve to suggest that they are the party with the answers, or even any answers, when they are the cause of this decline, beggars belief. Particularly when it comes to immigration, asylum seekers and refugees. To suggest that the Conservative Party embodies any values at all is quite a stretch.
Couldn’t agree more
Jenrick's got a cheek calling anyone a lawbreaker.
Could they be prosecuted for inciting racial hatred?
Only if you include Miss Diane
@@nick1065 yes totally agree. However she is not a member of government.
....who....Labour or Tories.....or both.....not being very clear here.....
@chatham43 the ones inciting the hatred
@@johncobourne361 That includes O’Brien then
Jenrick, watching and listening to jenrick talk about different lifestyles of immigrants I could only think now that's a cross dresser if I have ever seen one.
I think he looks like Porky Pig in disguise.
Yep! I thought the very same thing!!
It’s sickening , my great grandparents were murdered by the nazis because of language like this. Shame shame shame
Who hurts him?
The world live as one planet
We’re all human and unique in our on way
If British society produces the likes of Jenrick and Braverman, it needs to change.
....and it produced you too....totally agree.. ☺
I always thought that a core British value was respecting the law, but these Tory MPs keep disrespecting and breaking it.
I knew it! It is those people without money and power that is the course of our faltering society.
Indeed….spongers the lot of you.
The tories have already done a pretty thorough job of "cannibalising compassion"
"Coming to our country" Love , there are members of your party who don't think this is your country.
Further down the route she is taking us all she might live to regret that. Her arrogance and tone deaf approach is breathtakingly awful, and very few people have anything positive to say about her.
Arrogant woman thinks she’s English lol
How can you be aghast at this lot? They've proven time and again how nasty they are.
You poor delicate soul…
Jesus as an Aussie that chilling to hear. I have heard this b4 here in Australia by our conservative party.
Almost verbatim!
Stop the boats was a slogan for the LNP here.
It's not illegal to seek asylum by any means.
Well people are rightfully questioning the legitimacy of their claims when they're coming from safe countries. You can move the goalposts & say "they can claim where they like" doesn't stop people rightfully questioning them or their intentions
@@tonygange7636 the gov then checks their claims as part of processing for a refugee visa
U don't need to be cruel while u do it.
Seeking asylum isn't illegal.
and supported by the Australian people
The most disgusting thing said was "...and it's the most disadvantaged in our society that feels this most acutely."
Translation: "Oh, no, it's not me and my mates making policy for the last decade and a half that causes problems for you lot, it's those over there. Y'know, those oThErS!"
I'm amazed Tories can talk about compassion without spontaneously combusting like vampires in sunlight, especially when trying to justify their increasingly cruel approaches to throwing vulnerable people out of the country.
Vulnerable people who left a safe country
Because France gives them nothing
We give them a bed ,a hot meal ,and cash card and phone
And the chance to be British and bring over half Thier clan
That's why
Chancers most of them
Dang, that’s some old-school British racism in that speech. Disgusting to see again in 2023.
....Abbott's taking notes...😊
@@chatham43 Abbott isn't home secretary
I saw an item about the lack of NHS dentists a couple of days ago and the lengths people are having to resort to in removing their own teeth but thanks to the Tories discrimination against asylum seekers, there are qualified dentists keen to work stuck in migrant hotels. A shameful waste of much needed professional people 😢
The reason there is a shortage of dentists is they cut the training places for students. I have a relative who applied to various universities to study dentistry they have reduced the places.
Hence the shortage of dentists, doctors, nurses and midwives. The Tories don't want to pay for training.
Where are the premises for them to work in and the funds to pay them, their qualifications, and why if they have been trained aren't they working in their homelands? Also where is your proof of those you mention - are there any brain surgeons available?
@lesley wild No need for sarcasm lesley. I have no idea why anyone would assume that only the low skilled or uneducated flee war and persecution. War is indiscriminate, so people from all walks of life are affected. There are most certainly qualified doctors and dentists in hostels, both professions we need badly, but I'm not sure if there are any brain surgeons.
@lesley wild
Trained medics who could ease NHS crisis stuck in asylum limbo
Doctors and dentists whose skills are being squandered while they languish in the Home Office backlog tell of their frustration
Miranda Bryant
Sun 9 Apr 2023 01.00 EDT
After five years studying to become a qualified dentist in his home country of Sudan, Omar (not his real name) spent seven years mainly treating children in Khartoum.
But since arriving in Britain last June - despite a desperate shortage of NHS dentists - the 32-year-old has not been able to put his skills to use.
Despite his in-demand profession, Omar was one of the more than 160,000 asylum seekers still waiting for an initial decision on their asylum claim at the end of last year.
Among those trapped in the Home Office backlog and unable to work, experts told the Observer, there are thousands of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.
Meanwhile, the NHS in England is facing a recruitment crisis that has left it with 154,000 fewer full-time staff than needed
Others in the same situation are just as frustrated. Dr Shabbir applied for asylum in the UK in 2016, fearing for her life after being threatened with death by family in Pakistan, and has been an asylum seeker ever since (her appeal was refused multiple times; she is now trying to get a judicial review).
A qualified doctor, she has a master’s degree in public health and has passed her General Medical Council (GMC) professional and linguistics exams, but is still not allowed to work in Britain.
Even when their work permit is granted, asylum seekers in sought-after occupations can still face more barriers. Hashem Salim, 28, a Palestinian doctor, arrived in the UK just over a year ago after escaping war in Gaza. But after passing his GMC exams, borrowing money from a friend to register, being offered a job at a hospital in Devon and getting permission to work, he found there were still significant hurdles.
He had to rely on help from a charity to fund his journey from Liverpool, where he was staying in an asylum hotel, and connect him with a host family to stay with.
Disgusting words, absolutely horrific. The Nazis weren’t evil cackling monsters either, but their ideas, like this man’s are unacceptable.
Sick of hearing nothing but endless attacks on desperate people just looking for a better life, there are bigger problems. The GE cannot come soon enough.
Stirring up hate and division is all the Tories have left.
It’s all O’Brien does actually
@@nick1065 Since when?
In Australia, the initial language was about ‘unfunded compassion’ - then billions & billions were spent in the following years, whilst millions of us who were appalled at the treatment of offshoring were ignored
I suggest that the most effective way to combat this is to raise loud & persistent voices against unfunded cruelty
Another aussie here.
Its chilling to here the rhetoric almost verbatim used in another nation after all the pain and shame those words brought out nation.
don't let the word illegal take root! It's not just the wrong word it's a loaded word against asylum seekers.
If they say once more It's a boat problem '
Its not ...its a human being a problem. Its children, its young adults,its people trying to live.
@@paulam40 sadly this dehumanising asylum-seekers is part of the process to make their policies tolerated by the masses.
I wish i could say I am European and not British. The shame is too much.
....you're obviously not British.....you can be who you want...or live where you want....😊
@@chatham43. Obviously? Buy a dictionary
Oh, they choose to settle in already ethnically "hyper-diverse areas," do they? Could that not be because the areas that aren't "hyper-diverse" don't want them and spit feathers if anyone suggests they're housed in the area? It can't be much of a coincidence that most refugees are taken in by Labour controlled councils.
Not getting housed in the Cotswolds are they!
Thank you. What have the Tories done over 13 years, Brexit, inflation and now they're going for immigrants: the other, their last resort
....and the disastrous lockdown which Labour rightly opposed....😊
They have been doing it for every long year of the 13, there is nothing new in it, they are particularly awful at thinking up new ways to blame their messes on immigration too, while they ramp up the national debt so high it is surprising we are still on the ground. They jus5 love collective scapegoats, the more the merrier. T6is is their version of sovereignty and taking back control….
You left out their main weapon ; Austerity.
You naive person
A govts role is to defend its borders
Try rocking up on China illegally
@@bumblingborisbuffoon6259 I did. I was too angry to list all. Thanks for pointing that out.🤪
I don't think no one can vote for the Tories now
For Sunak to standby and allow this langauge to be used by Jenrick and Braverman is a sad reflection on his leadership. Sunak when he became Prime Minister talked about restoring integrity, professionalism and accountability. Not going well is it?
Ah, but Sunak getting to be PM depended on Faustian deals with the 100 MPs who gave him the nod. The gammons are safe.
I am just appalled by this Tory government and the depths to which it will stoop but how many people will lap it up.
It's always interesting to see someone like Braverman act as though people don't lump her in with others of color.
....it's "colour"....get it right...!
@@chatham43 color is just as right as colour. It's how Americans spell it. Keep up.
Nazis... not much more than that now.
😂
@@nick1065 stuff they come out with it's ridiculous .
@@Teddokrato I pity them really. They’ve all been gaslit by the General.
@@nick1065 woke is like lemmings
He used the word cannibalise because it implies all the wrong feelings about immigrants. . . It’s a word designed to create fear of those unknown immigrants, and what they would do to the poor British citizens when they arrive
Moronic.
@@davekelley4076 expand or be quiet . .
The irony of a Tory talking about the erosion of compassion should not be lost on anyone.
Indeed! Because all lefties are such kind, wonderful souls who hate to signal their virtue.
@@nick1065ha ha ha do you really believe £7 million a day going into Tory mates arranging hotels and going to failing hotels with the extra bonus of all inclusive is a coincidence! Ha ha ha right wing idiots unless your snouts in the trough ?
@@nick1065. Left or right, decency isn't a political issue.
In any sane country Suella Braverman would've been tossed into prison long ago ... in the UK, she still is the Home Secretary.
....and which sane country did you live in....😊?
This just makes me think it's wild how accurate Ted Lasso is to current issues when it was filmed a while ago. Yet that's because this garbage will never end. These are human beings who aren't doing anything evil... They just need help.
I can’t see the problem with all these extra drug dealers and prostitutes coming over. Sounds like a great weekend.
Germany has taken 1.2 million , Poland has taken 1.5 million, Turkey has taken 4 million refugess ... what are you whining about Little Britain !!! ????
lack of control and hidden numbers of illegals
half a million plus illegals last year - in a much smaller country.. reason Europe has so many is they have lost control of their borders.. as the people in Europe what they think of uncontrolled immigration - next EU elections will be interesting
Wow. Did I just watch a BNP speech ?
...nope...you're not doing very well here are you....?
Fascism. It is. It really is.
Love your work James 🇧🇪
Work?
Sophistry
....he did work one morning on a building site back in the day...😊
In behalf of Braverman and her supporters of the matter...We Austrians already joke "with an over 80 years delay the Nazis finally conquered the UK"
not funny
@@middleman9183 "A question of perspective" and "a question of sense of humour"...
British humour usually has a reputation of being "dry" ...but your humour - meaning now "you in particular" - is obviously "not that dry" as like ours....or - you in particular - are generally void of humour, but then is your assessment totally unqualified anyway.
@michael grabner no really, it wasn't funny
It would be a mistake to believe Braverman and co would have any limits on their malice, a very big mistake.
Demonize a group, then reap political capital by being "tough" on that group.
It's a classic play ... because it works. The chumps lap it up, every time.
I think the families of those who were murdered by illegal refugees ...would beg to differ .
It's factual news if you'd care to look it up
There is no need to Demonize criminals, it sort of goes without saying. Idiot.
Cloaking such nasiness as 'protecting the weak' in socieity. Jenrick is just an awful person, just like the rest of them.
Braverman and Jenrick, the true face of the nasty party.
Immigrants have brought enormous value to almost every nation on earth when they have sort refuge. And those nations are all the better for it. The language we have heard from these MPs certainly lacks Ubuntu, and the only compassion that is being destroyed is that of the average citizen of the UK, for the Tory party. Having spent almost seventy years of my life in other countries, my compassion must always be for the well-being of my hosts. Archbishop Desmond Tutu famously described Ubuntu as meaning "My humanity is caught up, is inextricably bound up, in what is yours." Similarly, our humanity today is inextricably bound up in those that land on our shores seeking refuge.
why does Europe want rid of them then?
Naive
The biggest threat to the British standard of living, are the Tories, Brexit, and British arrogance.
You have to love the fact that they are saying how inept they are by saying there are so many coming here under their watch!
Didn't Jenrick let a property developer off hundreds of millions of pounds in taxes?
Have you commented on Diane abbott yet? I seem to have missed it.
Since Ms. Braverman is from a family that emigrated into the UK, are the values being seen now in the UK related to those who came into the UK at that time?
She's playing up the fears of pensioner Daily Mail readers...
Braverman and Jenrick talking about compassion while showing none at all.
Like the whole extreme Brexit Tory government this pair are revolting and should be no where near positions of power and influence.
This "government" is successfully trashing the reputation of the UK throughout the civilised world while at the same time damaging and self harming the UK.
Tories only talk about 'the most disadvantaged in this country' in terms of immigration. Why aren't we asking why we have so many disadvantaged people after 13 years of Tory administration? Especially at a time when we have more billionaires than ever in history and food banks necessary for millions. The worst inequality since the early 20th century. That's not down to immigration - just Tory policy.
Those are the reasons why they need the distractions, why they need to demonize refuges.
I invite James to Bradford to walk around,see how long it'd take before your a victim and return to your nice safe undiverse bubble.
100% mate 👍 🇬🇧
they have NO shame whatsoever
He sounds like a schoolboy. An innumerate one.
I wonder what happened to Cruella Cowardwoman as a child to make her such a hateful person now. What did her parents do to her?
......and what happened to you Mikey boy?....on second thoughts we don't really want to know....😊
@chatham43 dunno, but you sure didn't get enough attention, did you?
What is the host talking about? Has he been outside the M1 recently? 500k increase is ridiculous. We cant handle that much.
Providing answers to the illegal migration problem they created.
People probably settle in already 'hyper diverse' areas due to the exorbitant cost of housing in many areas of the UK
Also, because once they get a positive decision, they have four weeks to find new accomodation (having had no work or spare money for as much as five years). They are therefore forced to live with other settled immigrants willing to take them in, though more than half end up homeless.