UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

Theresa May refuses to rule out deportation of EU nationals living in UK amid fears of ‘influx’ of migrants


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We should be looking at doing this anyway.

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

I don't think deportations are a good idea. What a horrible Job for someone to do breaking up families just to satisfy some abstract concept of nationhood. Not really the British way is it? We are a compassionate and tolerant society.. That is what puts the great into Britain. I was always concerned with brexit plans for after the referendum and repatriation is just horrific. Next it will be lefties like me being rounded up by Britain first goons

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
abstract concept of nationhood.

Is it really an abstract concept? Have you ever seen how, in large numbers
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people (like for like) gravitate toward each other, sort of like natural selection!

Not really the British way is it?

What is the British way? It no longer exists it has been expunged out of

existence

We are a compassionate and tolerant society.. That is what puts the great into Britain.

I am personally tired of being tolerant = (to bear - to endure - to put up with)

As it also appears 52% of other people are as well.

When governments and institutions like the EU stop telling us, force feeding us

on how we should feel, we may be able to find our ability to be what we used

to be 'Great Britons.' I am tired of being projected as racist and xenophobic,

how can I be, I have a very colourful background and my heritage is mixed.



Much as i love my children I am NOT tolerant of their bad behavior, i do not and

will not put up with it, so why should I tolerate = (bear, endure, put up with)

anything that I find intolerable

a reply to: woodwardjnr

I agree I'm 100% against deportations of those already here.

Not something that sits well with me.

But I think May is just blowing smoke as its wont be doable.

Nigel Farage Steps Down As Leader Of UKIP

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originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

I don't think deportations are a good idea. What a horrible Job for someone to do breaking up families just to satisfy some abstract concept of nationhood. Not really the British way is it? We are a compassionate and tolerant society.. That is what puts the great into Britain. I was always concerned with brexit plans for after the referendum and repatriation is just horrific. Next it will be lefties like me being rounded up by Britain first goons

What about the 1.5m illegals! There are hundreds if not thousands in and around Northampton.

Andrea Leadsom says Brexit 'a great moment in history' as she launches her Conservative leadership campaign

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Seconds thoughts I think this is a negotiating tactic.

Mad Merkal said that to have any access to the EU market we have to have no change in our immigration policy.

So May is likely taking the polar opposite the position.

The idea is the two leader will then have to meet in the middle.

It also allow both leaders room to make concessions without losing face.

Likely what will happen is the agreement will end up with EU national staying. But new EU immigration capped.

Mad Merkal can go back to Germany saying g she won a victory as she stopped the evil English from mass deportations. And allowing SOME free movement.

May can come home and claim she was able to put limits on the free movement.

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Nigel Farage Steps Down As Leader Of UKIP

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Yep saw that I'm sure he'll make a living somehow doing the rounds on the political shows, he'll always be entertaining

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Nigel Farage Steps Down As Leader Of UKIP

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Yep saw that I'm sure he'll make a living somehow doing the rounds on the political shows, he'll always be entertaining

Oh for sure. I don't agree with many things he says but as far as the EU is concerned he was and is right. I enjoyed is speech to the EU.

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Nigel Farage Steps Down As Leader Of UKIP

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Yep saw that I'm sure he'll make a living somehow doing the rounds on the political shows, he'll always be entertaining

Oh for sure. I don't agree with many things he says but as far as the EU is concerned he was and is right. I enjoyed is speech to the EU.

Just our of interest, what things has he said that you disagree with, particularly regarding policy?

From the past two days all I hear is Labour and the Conservatives spouting the exact same things UKIP have been saying for a decade, word for word!

I'm glad UKIP have changed the political narrative, as to me, most of their policies are just (common) sense.

However, I really like Andrea Leadsom. If she becomes Conservatives leader, I might just vote for them at the next election (even though I promised myself a couple of years ago never to vote for the Tories again).

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originally posted by: woodwardjnr

Some strong language warning

He seems like an angry little fellow. It would appear his anger is fuelled by a complete lack of knowledge, but he has time to learn I guess.

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

I don't think deportations are a good idea. What a horrible Job for someone to do breaking up families just to satisfy some abstract concept of nationhood. Not really the British way is it? We are a compassionate and tolerant society.. That is what puts the great into Britain. I was always concerned with brexit plans for after the referendum and repatriation is just horrific. Next it will be lefties like me being rounded up by Britain first goons

If someone is here illegally then they should be subject to deportation. You can't bend the laws of the land because you feel sorry for someone.

a reply to: UKTruthif they are here illegally then they are committing a crime, but we have due process in this country so they are entitled to legal representation to defend themselves against the state. Just like you would be if you were committing an illegal crime.

originally posted by: crazyewok
Seconds thoughts I think this is a negotiating tactic.

Well it certainly ain't happening any time soon, the witch ain't taking my EU mates with snatch squads, ain't happening on my watch, this isn't 1940's Germany...no #ing way.

originally posted by: grainofsand

originally posted by: crazyewok
Seconds thoughts I think this is a negotiating tactic.

Well it certainly ain't happening any time soon, the witch ain't taking my EU mates with snatch squads, ain't happening on my watch, this isn't 1940's Germany...no #ing way.

She wont though.

That wont be here plan as its purely not practical or right.

But she is going to use it as a negotiation tool to try and make mad Merkal compromise here open border policy.

The deal will end up that the current EU nationals will stay while future EU immigration caped.


With Mad merkal hard line, that means the future PM has to enter the negotiations with something extreme, that way the PM has something to negotiate with.

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: UKTruthif they are here illegally then they are committing a crime, but we have due process in this country so they are entitled to legal representation to defend themselves against the state. Just like you would be if you were committing an illegal crime.

I agree with this. If they are found to have broken the law by entering the country illegally then they should be deported.
It's pretty simple really.

originally posted by: 83Liberty

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Nigel Farage Steps Down As Leader Of UKIP

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Yep saw that I'm sure he'll make a living somehow doing the rounds on the political shows, he'll always be entertaining

Oh for sure. I don't agree with many things he says but as far as the EU is concerned he was and is right. I enjoyed is speech to the EU.

Just our of interest, what things has he said that you disagree with, particularly regarding policy?

From the past two days all I hear is Labour and the Conservatives spouting the exact same things UKIP have been saying for a decade, word for word!

I'm glad UKIP have changed the political narrative, as to me, most of their policies are just (common) sense.

However, I really like Andrea Leadsom. If she becomes Conservatives leader, I might just vote for them at the next election (even though I promised myself a couple of years ago never to vote for the Tories again).

Some of his views are on occasion a little extreme and his its also easy economics. His narrative and tone has in the past been somewhat inappropriate . However, have said that there is much I do agree with. He's a mixed bag and quite comically at times. On EU Brexit and fighting the cause I cant fault him. We are OUT and we have his persistence to thank for that!

I have never voted conservative but I do like AL and her values. She appears to be a lady with integrity!

It is clear that lines re being drawn between BREXITEERS and the other leadership challengers in the Tory PM campaigns. Bring the Tory party together, unlikely. Further evidence that the Borisinator made a clever move!

Michael Gove ally urges Theresa May supporters to back him and keep Andrea Leadsom off ballot in extraordinary text message to MPs

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