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Who cares who they stop anyway
If the people have the right immigration status then they have nothing to worry about
I am sure that some of these do-gooders would have it that no one is ever stopped
This country is bursting at the seams with illegals and its about time something is done about it
The police in London get all these kind of complaints when they target certain ethnic groups who it is well proven commit most of the street crime
The Uk border agency should target the whole London underground network not just a few token stations
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4th August 2013 #64
Anyway I still bet there`s more than 140 coming in to the country everyday so its only a way to look as though somethings being done.
Peter Hitchens called it right in his column today in the Mail,
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...g-Britain.html
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4th August 2013 #65
Lets look at the statistics quoted on here in previous posts. 140 arrested and 1 in 60 are illegal. That means 140 times 60 = 840 or around that number would have been stopped and asked about their immigration status.
I am sure most people dont mind being stopped IF THEY ARE STOPPED AND QUESTIONED IN THE RIGHT WAY. This also means that the Immigration Officers had reason to suspect that 840 people were committing an immigration offence? I don't think so. Clearly these 840 were found to be legal immigrants or british citizens both groups who have the same rights as you or me to be treated fairly, politely and with respect. The press reports are indicating that this was NOT the case.
Perhaps there are a lot of illegal immigrants but who has the true figure anyway as the government dont keep the statistics, its just a guess! Illegal immigrants are still the minority and as I believe Graham has mentioned any laws etc should be for the greater good. That being the case , immigration officers need to follow their own rules and treat all people stopped with respect.If they then prove they have an illegal immigrant Then the person concerned should be removed from the UK as efficiently as possible but firmly and with respect. Our reputation as a country is important that both legal and illegal immigrants get the message we will not tolerate illegals BUT legal immigrants and UK rersidents ARE treated fairly by everyone.
I seem to be repeating myself a lot here so I don't plan on saying anything further on this matter as clearly others here do not share my opinion or are not prepared to critisize the opinions of others.
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4th August 2013 #66
if say 840 were questioned, from the reports I've read, but i may be wrong, its other people who have said that it appears UBKA were stopping non whites only. i don't think I've read an interview or press article from someone who was actually stopped.
if they were treated badly why haven't these non white people who were stopped talked to the press ? until we've read from people who were actually interviewed we don't know how they think they were treated.
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4th August 2013 #67
It was shown in Sky News, they interviewed a lady. What she said was UKBA asked everyone in the station when she was there. She said that immigration officers informed them that they are conducting some checks. The lady said she didn't find it offensive at all or racist. I would try to look a video of it. I've seen it the other night.
EDIT: Video's here.. http://news.sky.com/story/1123466/home-office-immigration-tactics-investigated Take note that the guy they arrested (getting in the van) has a white skin.-=rayna.keith=-
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4th August 2013 #68
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HOT thread.
I've said my piece though.
Except to say....I have asked the views of the coffee-coloured young man and the EU (Swedish) national young lady currently residing in my house for their views on this.
Both say they are 'not bovverd'.
My step-son (pictured) says he don't give a
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4th August 2013 #69
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However you did say this :-
aimed at those anti illegal immigration amongst us who feel it is correct for the authorities to be making these checks.
I'm going to London next week and have no objection if stopped for a check, I'm legal and don't have a chip on my shoulder.
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4th August 2013 #70
Most people including myself are against illegal immigration and i didn't say i was against immigration checks.I thought i had made it clear that i DO think checks need to be carried out lawfully, please accept my apologiesfor not making it clearer as you obviously mis interpreted my earlier posts.
Obviously you missed reading what i said in post #65 which as i wrote it would naturally imply i include myself...copied below to save you trying to find it:-
I am sure most people dont mind being stopped IF THEY ARE STOPPED AND QUESTIONED IN THE RIGHT WAY.
You seem to have also missed what i already said in post #32 again copied below just for you:-
If a police or immigration officer gives a valid reason ie he/she can demonstrate that an immigration or other offence is being commited, then i have no objection to identifying myself.
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4th August 2013 #72
I feel that desperate times call for desperate measures. I think 15 years of this laid back liberal attitude has left this country in an appalling state. We're at the point now that nobody has a clue as to how many illegals are here.
I really have no problem with profiling when carrying out these checks because it seems the common sense thing to do the same way the security services were using profiling when looking for extremist bombers on our streets and airports.
I'm sure the majority of people have no problem whatsoever in producing ID if asked it's just unfortunate that the media seem to give too much attention to the minority who go round screaming about human rights.
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Under the candy-coated veneer that the liberal do-gooders have tried to cover our society with, there is still a big bad world out there full of bad people...but let's pretend that it just is not true...and draw the curtains.
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Why should the immigration officer need any reason to suspect anything
Just fall in line and let them check and ask everyone
Having some weird criteria about who they can ask is just plain stupid
Most of these illegal immigrants get off with some lame excuse on their appeal anyway
normally something crass like their cat is pregnant and who will care for the kittens
I dont need anyone to tell me about numbers london is overrun with illegal immigrants
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Cute new profile pic malchard.
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A Bleeding Heart Liberal's take :-
Billboard vans which tell illegal immigrants to ‘go home’ could trigger racist vigilante violence against people from ethnic minorities, Cambridge’s MP fears.
http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Camb...0806142522.htm
Doesn't do much for the morons chances of re-election
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What a load of bullocks.
The majority of ordinary voters in this country simply want those who shouldn't be here REMOVED. End of.
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6th August 2013 #80
Moron?...I don't think so.....
The son of two academics (his father is the Australian-born geophysicist Herbert Huppert), Huppert has lived in Cambridge since he was a small child. Having attended The Perse School in the city, Huppert went on to study at Cambridge University, completing a BA (2000) and then a PhD (2005) in Biological Chemistry at Trinity College. He was elected a Junior Research Fellow of Trinity in 2004, and became a fellow of Clare College in 2009 (the College at which the previous Liberal Democrat MP for the city, David Howarth, was a member). He is also a Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry (MRSC) and the Institute of Physics (MInstP). He worked as a research scientist studying the structures of DNA as well as tutoring students
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6th August 2013 #82
That doesn't make him a Moron and given his academic record i think i would be more likely to listen to what he has to say than Dedworth for instance who i have noticed seems to have an inclination to try and discredit anyone who doesn't share the same opinion as himself. A strange practice really on a forum where the purpose is to get different peoples opinions.
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6th August 2013 #83
Like I said before get the army back here and go door to door. That will sort it out.
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6th August 2013 #84
I remember Mary Beard a very notable academic on question time spouting rubbish about the situation in Boston and an awful lot of people thought that too !
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Well of course when you want an expert opinion on your electrics you ask a plumber, don't you ?
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6th August 2013 #86That doesn't make him a Moron and given his academic record i think i would be more likely to listen to what he has to say than Dedworth for instance who i have noticed seems to have an inclination to try and discredit anyone who doesn't share the same opinion as himself. A strange practice really on a forum where the purpose is to get different peoples opinions.
I think that many people with so called academic qualifications talk a load of crap,i have had them in the car and half of em are not in the 'real world'
Bet many politicians have good academic qualifications
I think you should let this one go Lorda,we all seem to disagree with you and Dedworth will fight to get his point across and to me his point is valid
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6th August 2013 #87
Well malchard888 said "He may be a noted academic but doesn't mean he has any common sense." Although i commented on this, i can agree with this and your statement that "some academics talk a load of crap", although i wouldn't have put it quite that strongly. However that doesn't make Huppert a Moron. Bad choice of word ...but yes probably not worth arguing about as i know i am right! hehe.
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6th August 2013 #89
Many academics and indeed politicians for that matter are very clever people, but more often than not they dont live in the real world and what is obvious to the average person in the street seems to go straight over their heads
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