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  1. Of course. If they can convince the panel that they are in danger of persecution if they are returned, they will likely get asylum. If they can’t convince the panel that they will be subjected to persecution , their application will be refused. Thats when the lefty lawyers move in and start quoting ECHR laws and rules and the interminable appeals start. Cheers.
  2. When my son was an ECO he used to have us in stitches with the stories of bogus visa applications. One was a Bangladeshi who claimed to be a “cabaret singer “ and had a job waiting for him but couldn’t name the employer or company. My son asked him to sing Sinatras “My way” but he said he had never heard of it, he was then asked to sing any of his repertoire but couldn’t. He finally admitted he wanted to go to London and ask around the Indian restaurants for a waiters job. His application was refused…. Cheers.
  3. Probably because their stories are obviously lies and they get caught out. If they say they are from Afghanistan and can’t speak any of the languages or can’t name the town or village they are from then they will be bogus and their claim rejected. If they say they are from Iraq but can only speak Albanian i’ts a bit of a give away ! LOL ! it really is that simple. Cheets.
  4. They don’t have to convince anyone. They just have to say they are from certain countries where they are being persecuted. Even if their claim is refused they can’t be sent back to certain countries such as Afghanistan for fear persecution. Its a catch 22, they fail the asylum claim but we can’t return them. ECHR laws over rule ours . Cheers.
  5. My wife’s cousin is married to a Vietnamese woman . They’ve been married many years and lived in Saudi and then to Cyprus where they both got EU citizenship, whatever that is. They decided to retire and come back to live, in his case, in the UK. They were made to jump through so many hoops to get her right to remain, English language test, citizenship test, biometric eye test, etc. At a huge financial cost. She finally got it , then see’s so many of her country men turning up illegally on boats from France and having everything done for them. Its not just us who are angry a
  6. I’m not really sure what you are saying, or if it’s just your usual modus operandi of looking for a bite, mate ! LOL ! I’ve got to go and see to the poultry and dogs, but let’s put it this way; If I had to , theoretically, accept an immigrant, I’d far rather it was one who went through the system and was accepted, than one who turned up on boat without any means of identification! Cheers.
  7. You can’t, just like you can’t conflate LEGAL immigration with ILLEGAL immigration . As I said, I think legal immigration is far to high, but at least we have a good idea who they are and WE let them in. Cheers.
  8. My sons wife is Saudi, their son is a British citizen and passport holder. When she applied for a visit visa to come and see us she had to provide bank statements to show she had sufficient means, a return ticket, a letter from her employer saying she would be returning to work after her visit, a letter from my wife and myself saying she would be staying with us and we would be responsible for her and she paid the equivalent of £1,000 for a ten year multiple visit visa. Illegal immigrants provide not one iota of proof who they are or where they are from. Cheers.
  9. No, I never said that. My son was Entry Clearance Officer at the British Consulate in Saudi Arabia, he interviewed thousands of visa applicants and turned down far more than he accepted. I personally think legal immigration is far to high, but they applied for a visa and went through the system. Illegal immigrants dont. Cheers.
  10. Legal immigrants are interviewed, vetted and given visas to come here. Cheers.
  11. It used to be, ( maybe still is), that if you flew into the UK without the correct passport, visa or documentation, you were held by immigration services then put on the next ‘plane back to where the flight you arrived on originated, irrespective of country. Why can’t the same rule/law apply to people arriving by boat ? Put on a ferry back to the country they sailed from ? I don’t know the answer, maybe it’s because our government simply don’t want to do it ? Cheers.
  12. I think the smugglers give one illegal a free ride for steering the boat mate. One or two have been arrested but that’s not usual Cheers.
  13. Naaah…..I don’t believe you ! LOL ! Cheers.
  14. As I said, I don’t know, but somethings going on, Chinese whispers don’t help or journalists after “click bait”, but the truth is supporters, at least the ones I’m talking to, aren’t happy with Isak. He could end all the speculation with a simple statement. Cheers.
  15. I’ve been talking to a few lads both inside and outside the club and it looks like Isak is burning his bridges. I don’t know how true it is but he’s supposed to have invented the thigh injury to get out of the Asia tour and has now walked out of Darsley Park training ground. The overwhelming opinion I’m hearing is that even if he is not sold, the supporters will turn on him. Shame, a brilliant player and will be extremely difficult to replace. Knowing the mindset of the Saudis, there will be a faction saying keep him , make him see out his contract in the reserves but that
  16. I wouldn’t know; I’m a model citizen, a pillar of society, mate ! LOL ! Cheers.
  17. I find it hilarious that someone thinks that a criminal who gets caught every time has more knowledge of the law than one who avoids arrest every time ! Cheers.
  18. I’ll end up with dementia trying to get it into your head that being offered a duty solicitor at a police station IS NOT the same as applying for Legal Aid to pay for your defence at a court appearance. Cheers.
  19. What has any of this got to do with the original discussion? Chid said he declined the offer of a duty solicitor in the police station. Then said at two court appearances he had solicitors for free. mC asked how’s that ? Franks dad said Legal Aid . Nothing to do with Released under investigation or bail or magistrates or crown courts. A duty solicitor offered in a police station is completely different to asking for Legal Aid to pay for your defence when appearing at court . I know threads meander but this is now miles away from the original discussion . Cheers
  20. Problem is Gibraltar is Sovereign British Territory, France is a foreign country. Our troops shooting people in France would cause a diplomatic incident at the least , and could be construed an act of war at the worst; though I’m not against the principle in general ! LOL ! Cheers.
  21. Are you aware of the woman from Durham who had a holiday in Israel ? Two police knocked on her door to “ question her”. She asked what about, they said her trip to Israel. What did she do there, who did she see there, etc. She said it was a holiday, she’s a Christian and visited holy sites. What was the problem, she asked ? You have been reported to Prevent, the terrorist prevention unit, she was told. Who reported me she asked, they wouldn’t tell her. What am I accused of , she asked, they wouldn’t tell her. What law are you investigating me under, she
  22. It’s said he was instructed by Number 10 spinners. If true, Starmer has two choices; Throw one of his ministers under the bus by disagreeing with him; Or, agreeing with him and have an army of lawyers looking into HIS background. Looks like a no -win situation for Starmer. Just my take on it, of course. Cheers.
  23. I think he may have made a mistake saying that without the safety of Parliamentary Privilege . Cheers.
  24. Was shopping literally next door to that migrant hotel today, no sign of any police activity. Cheers.
  25. I put it down, mainly , to incompetence, not conspiracy, but , as you know, I believe there ARE conspiracies, just that not EVERTHING is a conspiracy. Cheers.
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