Good for her, they shouldnāt be allowed in UK. Look at the problems UK and Europe is having now letting these people in.
So, change the law or work to find a solution to the problems. Holding a position of responsibility and happily taking the money and the kudos that goes with it, but trying to sweep difficult situations under the carpet rather than deal with them, and letting the world see Great Britain as a country that shirks its responsibilities these days, is inexcusable IMHO. Doesnāt it bother you that our probably future PM doesnāt seem to have a moral compass or see any need to be accountable to anyone?
The more her true character is revealed the less I like her and the more apprehensive I get about Brexit. How can you trust someone like that?
Its reality, security and safety for our own is the priority, no shame in that.
Quite surprised you havenāt gone back then to man the barricades to keep āthese peopleā out.
Now thats being childish
Can you please clarify who you refer to when you say āthese peopleā?
Iām referring to to Muslim clerics, agitators and terrorists who are arriving mostly amongst genuine refugees.
Well maybe you should start another discussion - the article cited on this one refers to 75 people including children who were washed up on the shores of Cyprus back in 1998 when their boat got into difficulty off the coast.
These 75 human beings have been ādetainedā in the British Sovereign Base Area since that time, in increasingly deteriorating conditions.
Then those 75 āhuman beingsā who have arrived in Cyprus illegally should be deported back to their country of origin.
They are recognised refugees under the 1951 Refugee Convention and the UK is legally responsible for them. Your thoughts on their futures @anon29800096 are not only cold and brutal, they are also irrelevant.
What law did she break exactly?
Have youo read the article? It explains it thereā¦
So I guess Labour Home Secretaries from 1998 to 2010 also broke the law?
That may well be the case but that is not the point of this discussionā¦
What the thread points out is that by the press suppressing the news, the truth about TMās demeanour is being denied to the electorate.
Iām not getting into a pissing contest with you. Think what you like. Seems anybody can get refugee status these days.
Mmmmā¦ without being specific to the Threadā¦ I would suggest that there is not a lot of Truth about, at the momentā¦ sad to sayā¦just everyone putting their twist on thingsā¦
Seems The Canary is a left biased rag so no surprise there.
My take on it is that TM (when Home Secretary) was just following what previous HSās had done and denied asylum/entry to these unfortunate people, further to that the Court of Appeal verdict is not binding and the government will take it to the Supreme Court. In any case if the government does end up losing in the SC they will only be forced to re-consider their decision so it may still be some time before those stuck in Cyprus get a final answer.