Tide of two legged excrement hits London

[Dedworth]

Romanians sleeping rough in London have tripled just months after borders opened... (and 2,000 are arrested in 12 weeks)


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Filth

[Rory]

This will only get worse if we do not nip this is the bud now. The streets of London will start to be a no go area soon

[Dedworth]

What kind of message does this send out to the rest of the world ?

We are gutless and allow foreign filth, parastes and criminals the run of our capital city

[les_taxi]

Hose 'em down - send em back to where they came from - they are not an asset to this country and do not enrich us with their culture

[Longweekend]

Les, how can we do that? They are entitled to be here as they are Europeans....

[les_taxi]

I can't believe they are allowed to come here with no means to support themselves?

[Longweekend]

Unfortunately, that is the law...

[Arthur Little]

Unfortunately, that is the law...

True ... but sometimes - as we all know - the law's an ass! None more so than European Law ... ... and its drastic implications for the wellbeing of our Nation,

[Dedworth]

A faint glimmer of hope from todays Sunday Express :-

EU migrants face tough new benefit rules and sanctions

JOBLESS EU migrants who have been claiming benefits for the past six months and show no signs of being able to find work could be forced to leave the UK from Tuesday.

It is one of a set of measures designed to give Britain the toughest controls on migrants in the world.

Under the new rules, EU nationals must wait three months before claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance and are entitled to it for a maximum of six months.

Anyone earning £150 a week, equivalent to working 24 hours on the minimum wage, will be classed as a worker.

Those earning less than that and claiming benefits will be interviewed to assess whether they have a genuine prospect of work. If they fail, they will be classed as “marginal and ancillary” and are liable to be sent home.

If language is a barrier to employment, claimants will be given six months to improve their communication skills. The rules will also apply to the right to claim child benefit, worth £20.30 a week for the first child and £13.40 for each additional one, and child tax benefits.

In April, new jobseekers from the European Economic Area were banned from claiming housing benefits.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said: “The public have sent a clear message that they are concerned that migrants should contribute to this country and not be drawn here by the attractiveness of our benefits system.

“Freedom of movement is not a freedom to pick and choose where to claim benefits and we will continue to work with other countries across Europe that share our concerns to ensure we can protect the integrity of our benefits system.”

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/485...sanction-rules

[Longweekend]

That a positive development Dedworth, but what about the 200,000 Poles who are claiming child benefit for children who have never been here.....

[Dedworth]

That a positive development Dedworth, but what about the 200,000 Poles who are claiming child benefit for children who have never been here.....

Exactly a sick joke - it's all about the EU enriching our lives

[Terpe]

Unfortunately, that is the law...

Which law ?

[grahamw48]

Too little too late.

[Michael Parnham]

Well, let's hope many return from where they came!

[bigmarco]

A faint glimmer of hope from todays Sunday Express :-

EU migrants face tough new benefit rules and sanctions

JOBLESS EU migrants who have been claiming benefits for the past six months and show no signs of being able to find work could be forced to leave the UK from Tuesday.

It is one of a set of measures designed to give Britain the toughest controls on migrants in the world.

Under the new rules, EU nationals must wait three months before claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance and are entitled to it for a maximum of six months.

Anyone earning £150 a week, equivalent to working 24 hours on the minimum wage, will be classed as a worker.

Those earning less than that and claiming benefits will be interviewed to assess whether they have a genuine prospect of work. If they fail, they will be classed as “marginal and ancillary” and are liable to be sent home.

If language is a barrier to employment, claimants will be given six months to improve their communication skills. The rules will also apply to the right to claim child benefit, worth £20.30 a week for the first child and £13.40 for each additional one, and child tax benefits.

In April, new jobseekers from the European Economic Area were banned from claiming housing benefits.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said: “The public have sent a clear message that they are concerned that migrants should contribute to this country and not be drawn here by the attractiveness of our benefits system.

“Freedom of movement is not a freedom to pick and choose where to claim benefits and we will continue to work with other countries across Europe that share our concerns to ensure we can protect the integrity of our benefits system.”

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/485...sanction-rules

All this will do is get them playing the system even more. One gets sent home then another replaces them.
It's the system that's wrong not the people using/abusing it. They come because we hand out. Stop the cash and they'll go elsewhere.
They should be treated the same as an immigrant from outside the EU. No recourse to public funds for 2 years.

[Dedworth]

The rough sleepers are a public health hazard wallowing in their own excrement they should be hosed down at 3am or better still given a blast from Mayor Johnsons water cannons

[les_taxi]

They just should not be here

Round 'em up ship them back to where they come from and that's it.

Any moans from the EU then tell 'em to get stuffed.

[Dedworth]

They just should not be here

Round 'em up ship them back to where they come from and that's it.

Any moans from the EU then tell 'em to get stuffed.

Quite right Les - as the French do - only obey EU laws & regs when it suits the national interest and ignore any fines & penalties

[grahamw48]

Of course... I agree.

[Michael Parnham]

I suppose if possible is to make them feel as uncomfortable and unwanted as possible

[grahamw48]

Human rights...we've signed up to it.

[andy222]

Quite right Les - as the French do - only obey EU laws & regs when it suits the national interest and ignore any fines & penalties

Listen Cameron says he will give you a referendum (if the tories win the next election). He does not want to come out of europe. He tells you he wants to make changes that are better for Britan. He has got no chance. £100 says we are still in europe even if the tories win. Want a bet Ded? After all Les has had a bet with tiger over the football and lost.

[SimonH]

Listen Cameron says he will give you a referendum (if the tories win the next election). He does not want to come out of europe. He tells you he wants to make changes that are better for Britan. He has got no chance. £100 says we are still in europe even if the tories win. Want a bet Ded? After all Les has had a bet with tiger over the football and lost.

Just wanted to quote that before you had a chance to delete it


Not the bet bit, but the fact that Andy has now conceded that the mighty Tories stand a chance of winning

[andy222]

I said if.

[SimonH]

I said if. .

IF is a big improvement on never though Andy

[andy222]

. They wont get in for another 5 years there are only a few who will vote Tory. Do you think buisnessmen will vote Tory if there is a chance we will come out of Europe? If they do, they are as brainwashed as a few on here.

[les_taxi]

How can a Labour voter claim not to be brainwashed after the last Labour government shafted us for years to come? You would have to be brainwashed and memory erased to want them back in power!

[andy222]

Ask the people who have been given the chance to buy their dream home by the Tories and then they hike the mortgage rates up to 5%. 5% is a conservative estimate. It wouldn't surprise me if it don't go higher. In reality a lot of them will lose their homes. Now that is being shafted!

[andy222]

Then we will go on to talk about the Police, Teachers and Army personnel who have been shafted by the Tories over their pensions. Never mind NHS staff who have been hit by this vile government. Anyway, back on the topic. It was Cameron who let these Romanians in.

[grahamw48]

Taking on a mortgage that you can't afford is shafting yourself IMO.

Too many greedy, irresponsible, status-seeking fools around.

Live within your means and allow for future increases !