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Welcome to heaven.....
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Well paying jobs anyone?????
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A decent immigration system! A government we can trust......
And best of all.....terrorism can
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Don't forget the
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And.....
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Feel free to add what you wish!;D
Lottery win and all thoes things will come true. :cool:
Not even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
CARTWRIGHT?!?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post884017
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Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTONCARTWRIGHT?!?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post884017
What the shit Ballstein?
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Originally Posted by boozeboxerQuote:
Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTONCARTWRIGHT?!?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post884017
What the shit Ballstein?
I yell Cartwright just like that.
I thought this would be a miley cirus thread...
What do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
You must be joking? Its shocking we have immigrants coming over from everywhere and half of the dont have a decent trade if any trade at all! And they live of benefits?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanWhat do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
More detail please? More facts? Immigrants from everywhere? whats the problem? Most are from America and Austrailia, is that ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanYou must be joking? Its shocking we have immigrants coming over from everywhere and half of the dont have a decent trade if any trade at all! And they live of benefits?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanWhat do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Most don't have skills? On what do you base that?
I'm presuming you are smart enough to know that those from the EU are as free to live here as we are, so, what particular section of non-EU immigrants do you have an issue with?
To be honest I don't care if they have a trade or not.
The one Tory policy I support is an immigration cap... if there are so many more people in the country than there are jobs then why allow any people to come in to compete for the few we have and live off benefits either indefinitely or until they find a job somebody else needs too?
It's not helping anybody except those who chose to come here.
If a guy in Iran is a joiner and Joiners over here can't get work then how does the country benefit from his skills by having him chose to come here?
If we're short of brain surgeons let brain surgeons in... if the nation needs it and it's mutually beneficial then great, but we already have 1000s of people who can fill shelves in asda and work a till in a garage etc... so I do agree, I don't see why we need skilless people immigrating.
Fair enough if this country actually produced something then a bigger work force would aid an economy, but we don't manufacture or cultivate anything...
Overview: Net immigration has added 1.5 million people to the population over the last 10 years. Two-thirds of them have come from the continents of Asia and Africa. In 2006 the total UK population was 60.6m. If net immigration continues at its current rate, as the government actuary's department calculates, the total population in 2031 will be 70m, and by 2081 it will be 85m.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanMore detail please? More facts? Immigrants from everywhere? whats the problem? Most are from America and Austrailia, is that ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanYou must be joking? Its shocking we have immigrants coming over from everywhere and half of the dont have a decent trade if any trade at all! And they live of benefits?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanWhat do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Most don't have skills? On what do you base that?
I'm presuming you are smart enough to know that those from the EU are as free to live here as we are, so, what particular section of non-EU immigrants do you have an issue with?
The numbers: People born overseas account for about 10% of the population. This is up from just more than 6% in 1981 and just over 8% in 2001. This is compared with 24% in Australia, 23% in Switzerland, 19% in Canada and 13% in America. In France that figure is 8%, and 7% in Denmark.
The people: In 2006 the largest numbers of immigrants were born in Africa and the Middle East (3% of the working age population) and the Indian sub-continent (2.5%). Those born in the east and central European EU member states – the A8 - made up 1% of the working age population. Today A8 immigrants account for one in three of new immigrants since 2004.
Me personally, i have a issue with people taking up are land and not working for it but hay im sure your cool with people moving into a country to enjoy there benefit system?
Good googling. You might have wanted to proof read it first though as it doesn't all aid your argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanOverview: Net immigration has added 1.5 million people to the population over the last 10 years. Two-thirds of them have come from the continents of Asia and Africa. In 2006 the total UK population was 60.6m. If net immigration continues at its current rate, as the government actuary's department calculates, the total population in 2031 will be 70m, and by 2081 it will be 85m.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanMore detail please? More facts? Immigrants from everywhere? whats the problem? Most are from America and Austrailia, is that ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanYou must be joking? Its shocking we have immigrants coming over from everywhere and half of the dont have a decent trade if any trade at all! And they live of benefits?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanWhat do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Most don't have skills? On what do you base that?
I'm presuming you are smart enough to know that those from the EU are as free to live here as we are, so, what particular section of non-EU immigrants do you have an issue with?
The numbers: People born overseas account for about 10% of the population. This is up from just more than 6% in 1981 and just over 8% in 2001. This is compared with 24% in Australia, 23% in Switzerland, 19% in Canada and 13% in America. In France that figure is 8%, and 7% in Denmark.
The people: In 2006 the largest numbers of immigrants were born in Africa and the Middle East (3% of the working age population) and the Indian sub-continent (2.5%). Those born in the east and central European EU member states – the A8 - made up 1% of the working age population. Today A8 immigrants account for one in three of new immigrants since 2004.
Me personally, i have a issue with people taking up are land and not working for it but hay im sure your cool with people moving into a country to enjoy there benefit system?
What makes it 'are land'?
And yes, I am happy to have a more diverse nation.
I thought the issue was with our economy, not our diversity though?
The question is how many people can our economy support and cater for, culture shouldn't have anything to do with it.
Look an argument/discussion over the internet proves nothing so this is a big waste of time lets say me and you meet at this address for a fight......lol It may be a minority but i think with a better immigration system in place we would be less likely to be attacked by terrorists inside our country.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanGood googling. You might have wanted to proof read it first though as it doesn't all aid your argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanOverview: Net immigration has added 1.5 million people to the population over the last 10 years. Two-thirds of them have come from the continents of Asia and Africa. In 2006 the total UK population was 60.6m. If net immigration continues at its current rate, as the government actuary's department calculates, the total population in 2031 will be 70m, and by 2081 it will be 85m.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanMore detail please? More facts? Immigrants from everywhere? whats the problem? Most are from America and Austrailia, is that ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanYou must be joking? Its shocking we have immigrants coming over from everywhere and half of the dont have a decent trade if any trade at all! And they live of benefits?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanWhat do you think is wrong with the immigration system?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanNot even the lottery can get us a decent government and immigration system :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Most don't have skills? On what do you base that?
I'm presuming you are smart enough to know that those from the EU are as free to live here as we are, so, what particular section of non-EU immigrants do you have an issue with?
The numbers: People born overseas account for about 10% of the population. This is up from just more than 6% in 1981 and just over 8% in 2001. This is compared with 24% in Australia, 23% in Switzerland, 19% in Canada and 13% in America. In France that figure is 8%, and 7% in Denmark.
The people: In 2006 the largest numbers of immigrants were born in Africa and the Middle East (3% of the working age population) and the Indian sub-continent (2.5%). Those born in the east and central European EU member states – the A8 - made up 1% of the working age population. Today A8 immigrants account for one in three of new immigrants since 2004.
Me personally, i have a issue with people taking up are land and not working for it but hay im sure your cool with people moving into a country to enjoy there benefit system?
What makes it 'are land'?
And yes, I am happy to have a more diverse nation.