For the last several years, the UK has experienced a perpetual wave of on the make illegal migrants asylum seekers flooding our southern shores. Government response has been to provide them with free accommodation, free food and a passport to a lifestyle that they could never possibly acheive in the third world hell holes that many of them originate. To absolutely no one’s surprise, their numbers grow all the time. Why would they NOT seek to get to the Channel, in the knowledge once on a boat they will most likely be allowed to set foot on British soil and thus gain a slice of our Welfare system in perpetuity? Ain’t life grand?
Now sometimes, things can go very wrong for them;
Five people including a child are believed to have died in the latest Channel migrant tragedy today, hours after Rishi Sunak vowed to push on with deportation flights to Rwanda. Hundreds set off for the UK from France today, taking advantage of calm weather the day after Parliament finally approved a new law to send arrivals to East Africa.
Like any other decent human being, I regret this loss of life – drowning must be a terrible way to die. However, they consciously choose to break our laws, imperil their lives, and so full responsibility lies with them. Why would we welcome criminals?
Of course the French don’t realy help but why should they? They want rid of these scroungers who can be often very dangerous. So why would they want to retain them on French soil? Yes, the British Government has handed over VAST sums of our taxes to the French to better police the French coast, but they just say Oui and do nothing! Responsibility lies with the BRITISH government for enforcing BRITISH borders. That’s where the problem starts. The British Government, like so many other western governments, is committed to Open Borders and population replacement. But it has to *pretend* otherwise lest too many normies waken up – hence the phony Rwanda scam.
The Government won’t do anything to stop the boats because it wants the boats.
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For the last several years, the UK has experienced a perpetual wave of on the make illegal migrants asylum seekers flooding our southern shores. Government response has been to provide them with free accommodation, free food and a passport to a lifestyle that they could never possibly acheive in the third world hell holes that many of them originate. To absolutely no one’s surprise, their numbers grow all the time. Why would they NOT seek to get to the Channel, in the knowledge once on a boat they will most likely be allowed to set foot on British soil and thus gain a slice of our Welfare system in perpetuity? Ain’t life grand?
Now sometimes, things can go very wrong for them;
Five people including a child are believed to have died in the latest Channel migrant tragedy today, hours after Rishi Sunak vowed to push on with deportation flights to Rwanda. Hundreds set off for the UK from France today, taking advantage of calm weather the day after Parliament finally approved a new law to send arrivals to East Africa.
Like any other decent human being, I regret this loss of life – drowning must be a terrible way to die. However, they consciously choose to break our laws, imperil their lives, and so full responsibility lies with them. Why would we welcome criminals?
Of course the French don’t realy help but why should they? They want rid of these scroungers who can be often very dangerous. So why would they want to retain them on French soil? Yes, the British Government has handed over VAST sums of our taxes to the French to better police the French coast, but they just say Oui and do nothing! Responsibility lies with the BRITISH government for enforcing BRITISH borders. That’s where the problem starts. The British Government, like so many other western governments, is committed to Open Borders and population replacement. But it has to *pretend* otherwise lest too many normies waken up – hence the phony Rwanda scam.
The Government won’t do anything to stop the boats because it wants the boats.
David Vance Substack
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