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New Political Party which is gathering pace.
Regardless of your leanings, you can't deny he is a man of courage & conviction, qualities that are not just rare in today's politics, but pretty much non existent.
Gonna ruffle a few feathers.
Regardless of your leanings, you can't deny he is a man of courage & conviction, qualities that are not just rare in today's politics, but pretty much non existent.
Gonna ruffle a few feathers.
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The cսnt who murdered Rhiannon Whyte had absolutely nothing to do with other asylum seekers or do you think there is a massive conspiracy between them all? Do you go shouting and yelling outside live music venues because of Rolf Harris, Gary Glitter and Ian Watkins? I mean, going by your logic, something must be done about musicians because a few of them turned out to be nonces, right? Actually, most nonces are known to their victims beforehand so lets lock up anyone who knows a child, to be on the safe side, right?
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Unfortunately cunts like OSD walk amongst us. Even if one of his family were to be assaulted by a migrant in his local hotel, he'd still be directing his blame elsewhere, its buried deep inside the loony DNA.
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violator wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 11:39One Sunny Day" wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 11:32only1billybonds wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:47 Seems that most of those saying immigrants aren't a problem are people who live in areas largely unaffected by them.What the fuck do you know about where anyone here lives?
For the record, I live right near a hotel full of asylum seekers thats been subject to one of the bigger protests, mosty from thugs travelling in from miles around. (one of them was actually a convicted paedophile and one had a conviction for abusive child neglect.) Most of the locals are more fed up with the protesters whose shouting and yelling are keeping their kids awake on school nights and keep coming into their gardens to take a piss. The area outside the hotel looks like a shithole now, thanks to them - empty beer cans and other assorted rubish and crappy red crosses grafittied on anything they can.The asylum seekers, by and large, with one or two exceptions, are little trouble.Maybe you should volunteer inside the hotel and carry on your love in with them then you stupid cսnt.
I've got my own life to get on with, that I'm busy with but I'd rather have them as neighbours than the various thugs and child abusers I've seen, protesting outside, in the name of "protecting our kids!" you stupid cսnt.
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One Sunny Day" wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 11:32only1billybonds wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:47 Seems that most of those saying immigrants aren't a problem are people who live in areas largely unaffected by them.What the fuck do you know about where anyone here lives?
For the record, I live right near a hotel full of asylum seekers thats been subject to one of the bigger protests, mosty from thugs travelling in from miles around. (one of them was actually a convicted paedophile and one had a conviction for abusive child neglect.) Most of the locals are more fed up with the protesters whose shouting and yelling are keeping their kids awake on school nights and keep coming into their gardens to take a piss. The area outside the hotel looks like a shithole now, thanks to them - empty beer cans and other assorted rubish and crappy red crosses grafittied on anything they can.The asylum seekers, by and large, with one or two exceptions, are little trouble.
Maybe you should volunteer inside the hotel and carry on your love in with them then you stupid cսnt.
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only1billybonds wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:47 Seems that most of those saying immigrants aren't a problem are people who live in areas largely unaffected by them.
What the fuck do you know about where anyone here lives?
For the record, I live right near a hotel full of asylum seekers thats been subject to one of the bigger protests, mosty from thugs travelling in from miles around. (one of them was actually a convicted paedophile and one had a conviction for abusive child neglect.) Most of the locals are more fed up with the protesters whose shouting and yelling are keeping their kids awake on school nights and keep coming into their gardens to take a piss. The area outside the hotel looks like a shithole now, thanks to them - empty beer cans and other assorted rubish and crappy red crosses grafittied on anything they can.The asylum seekers, by and large, with one or two exceptions, are little trouble.
For the record, I live right near a hotel full of asylum seekers thats been subject to one of the bigger protests, mosty from thugs travelling in from miles around. (one of them was actually a convicted paedophile and one had a conviction for abusive child neglect.) Most of the locals are more fed up with the protesters whose shouting and yelling are keeping their kids awake on school nights and keep coming into their gardens to take a piss. The area outside the hotel looks like a shithole now, thanks to them - empty beer cans and other assorted rubish and crappy red crosses grafittied on anything they can.The asylum seekers, by and large, with one or two exceptions, are little trouble.
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One Sunny Day" wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 01:48 You know what, despite the division in political beliefs I have with most people on here about immigrants, I'm pretty sure we mostly want the same thing at the end of the day.
My priorities, in order, are getting the health service back to a decent functioning level, sorting out housing, cost of living and education.
When it comes to immigrants, I just see that as a minor thing to deal with which has been blown out of all proportians, mainly for political or grifter gains. Yes, we need to make sure refugees are genuine and immigrants are here to be decent citizens and get rid of the criminal rapey ones.
My first and biggest priority is health. I currently have my elderly dad in hospital, in a bad state, and the hospital is at crisis point. Looking around, it seems like its mostly immigrant doctors and nurses keeping it going, certainly not the types who yell at hotels, mask up to hang flags at half mast on lampposts or paint roundabouts, none of which contribute anything to society.
As for this Rupert Lowe cսnt, Nigel Farage, Tommy Robinson and all the other grifter shite that keep splitting, all I ever hear from them about any issue is immigrants, immigrants, immigrants. They couldn't run a piss up in a brewery, as seen with the few councils they have already run turning to complete shite.
Rupert Lowe is so stupid he reported some charity rowers off the coast of Yarmoth to the RNLI as immigrants (because of course, Yarmouth is an easy destination for them compared to the Kent coast.)
I have the solution for your concerns.
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So many immigration laws over the last 25 years
I tried to pick bones out of MASS deportations repeals etc, Sections of acts they want to remove the power of the home office to make decisions but not further refences to makes those decisions , One example below. Don't shoot the messenger, I am all for something to happen on this subject
The 1999 immigration and asylum act 1999 section 95 to be repealed
Nationality , immigration and act 2002 (2 laws for the same subject ?) Part 2 and 5
The UK Borders act 2007 for this one its easier to leave the UN convention or refugees rather that remove it from the
Borders Citizen' and Immigration act 2009 Repeal Section 55 the home office to the best interest the dependents of asylum seekers (Who else should it its the job of the home office)
The equality act 2010 Repealed not an easy one
The immigration act 2023 , Section to removed 12 12N States the period a refugee can stay in the country is at the leisure of the home secretary
The ECHR repealed
Leave The UN Refugee convention (If this is done there in no need to repeal the
I tried to pick bones out of MASS deportations repeals etc, Sections of acts they want to remove the power of the home office to make decisions but not further refences to makes those decisions , One example below. Don't shoot the messenger, I am all for something to happen on this subject
The 1999 immigration and asylum act 1999 section 95 to be repealed
Nationality , immigration and act 2002 (2 laws for the same subject ?) Part 2 and 5
The UK Borders act 2007 for this one its easier to leave the UN convention or refugees rather that remove it from the
Borders Citizen' and Immigration act 2009 Repeal Section 55 the home office to the best interest the dependents of asylum seekers (Who else should it its the job of the home office)
The equality act 2010 Repealed not an easy one
The immigration act 2023 , Section to removed 12 12N States the period a refugee can stay in the country is at the leisure of the home secretary
The ECHR repealed
Leave The UN Refugee convention (If this is done there in no need to repeal the
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Also the Belfast agreement with EUHR laws will be an issue to debate before repealing it Messy things politicians don't want to get their hands dirty with
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Westham67 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 12:30 Mass Deportations have a read. The laws that need to be repealed and their repercussion from that, And the practicalities of mass deportation, Would it be ICE in the USA ?. I am all for it but I cannot see how it will work ang get done withing one parliament six laws to be repealed and withdraw from one UN convention
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The state will never allow it to happen.
They are past-masters at time-wasting, delaying, mis-interpreting and otherwise derailing any instructions from a legally elected government of which they don't approve.
This is why Labour need another 5 years in power, or rather why the nation needs Labour to have another 5 years in power, so it finally dawns on the state that their role is to simply follow instructions from the elected government to the best of their professional abilities.
They are past-masters at time-wasting, delaying, mis-interpreting and otherwise derailing any instructions from a legally elected government of which they don't approve.
This is why Labour need another 5 years in power, or rather why the nation needs Labour to have another 5 years in power, so it finally dawns on the state that their role is to simply follow instructions from the elected government to the best of their professional abilities.
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Mass Deportations have a read. The laws that need to be repealed and their repercussion from that, And the practicalities of mass deportation, Would it be ICE in the USA ?. I am all for it but I cannot see how it will work ang get done withing one parliament six laws to be repealed and withdraw from one UN convention
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, wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 11:00 Seems in reply to what I posted only one of you mentioned the need to address the issue of our economy ( that’s 1 Billy ) but the rest were almost entirely exercised about immigration. These two leaders need to be forensically examined about their proposals for the other important problems facing us, held to account before potentially taking power.
Perhaps Lowe will take a leaf from Farage’s book and recruit a few Tory retreads to spout some slogans relating to our economy as Jenrick is doing right now.
No chance of "addressing the issues of the economy" unless the constant demand for benefits driven by an unceasing (and for some, strangely welcome) flow of immigration is...err...addressed.
As Sir John Harvey-Jones once said, "If you find yourself in a hole, the best thing to do is stop digging."
As Sir John Harvey-Jones once said, "If you find yourself in a hole, the best thing to do is stop digging."
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I live Canterbury and moving to Whitstable by the end on March
Having experience quarantine hotel asylum hotels are making money for a lot of people. I had a partner who lived in Folkstone there asylum hotels there,
Having experience quarantine hotel asylum hotels are making money for a lot of people. I had a partner who lived in Folkstone there asylum hotels there,
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Seems in reply to what I posted only one of you mentioned the need to address the issue of our economy ( that’s 1 Billy ) but the rest were almost entirely exercised about immigration. These two leaders need to be forensically examined about their proposals for the other important problems facing us, held to account before potentially taking power.
Perhaps Lowe will take a leaf from Farage’s book and recruit a few Tory retreads to spout some slogans relating to our economy as Jenrick is doing right now.
Perhaps Lowe will take a leaf from Farage’s book and recruit a few Tory retreads to spout some slogans relating to our economy as Jenrick is doing right now.
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Coma grew up in the sticks, and retired about 30 years ago. Easy street 
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Seems that most of those saying immigrants aren't a problem are people who live in areas largely unaffected by them.
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, wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:20 Anyone who thinks that the multi millionaires behind Reform and Restore have as a priority the wellbeing of the average Brit is delusional.
Whatever their ultimate intent data shows that over time the wealth of this country has migrated increasingly towards the already very rich. What will Farage/Lowe do about strengthening our economy, about our health service, about our long term national security, about making our democracy more representative and ensuring a reasonable standard of living for the average person?
Addressing the immigration issue does not directly solve any of our other national problems but other than parroting “Britain is broken” Farage/Lowe seem to pay little attention to anything else but immigration.
immigration is an issue for a lot of Communities, it's not 'parroting' as such, it's fact. You've only got to look at unemployment figures to know something is wrong, there is no real opportunity for our young, over 700k uni-graduates claiming benefits, employers reducing workforces due to rising cost & AI... and Gov. think-tanks say we need more immigration to meet the nation's needs in the future (and we have all that talent & wasted education doing nothing sitting at home).
ever thought of looking around instead of being glued to you phone when out or are you one of the short-sighted who prefers unfettered immigration?
ever thought of looking around instead of being glued to you phone when out or are you one of the short-sighted who prefers unfettered immigration?
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For me, the absolute priorities of the next government have to be controlled immigration and get the economy moving in the right direction.
As E.D said,if the will was there to stop the inward flow then steps would have been taken by now. I've said more than once on here that a very simple first step is to take away incentives to come here illegally. If you arrive by any means other than the correct ones,then you qualify for nothing and will be escorted back to from where you came ASAP.
Its a fact of life that in all societies, some will have more than others, rightly or wrongly,thats the way of the world. Best example of this was communist Russia. Whilst those in government dined on lobster and Vodka,Boris the boilerman was queuing for hours for a stal loaf and a couple of mouldy spuds. Give the wealthy a bit more (fiscal) encouragement to stay and invest here instead of driving them to flee abroad. Its been a long time coming but it seems now that people are really waking up and change is coming. Who knows, Reform/Restore could be disastrous but seriously, can they be any worse than what and who preceded them?
As E.D said,if the will was there to stop the inward flow then steps would have been taken by now. I've said more than once on here that a very simple first step is to take away incentives to come here illegally. If you arrive by any means other than the correct ones,then you qualify for nothing and will be escorted back to from where you came ASAP.
Its a fact of life that in all societies, some will have more than others, rightly or wrongly,thats the way of the world. Best example of this was communist Russia. Whilst those in government dined on lobster and Vodka,Boris the boilerman was queuing for hours for a stal loaf and a couple of mouldy spuds. Give the wealthy a bit more (fiscal) encouragement to stay and invest here instead of driving them to flee abroad. Its been a long time coming but it seems now that people are really waking up and change is coming. Who knows, Reform/Restore could be disastrous but seriously, can they be any worse than what and who preceded them?
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Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:28 I think Polanski does, he needs the money as his side hussle of make women's tits grow by hypnosis has fallen by the wayside.
I also heard his business went tits up.
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"Addressing the immigration issue does not directly solve any of our other national problems but other than parroting “Britain is broken” Farage/Lowe seem to pay little attention to anything else but immigration."
That's simply because you, and your ilk, are choosing to only listen to that part, unlike the rest of us, ironically.
That's simply because you, and your ilk, are choosing to only listen to that part, unlike the rest of us, ironically.
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Actually, you're right, Coma.
We should stick to what has been working so well.
Rupert Lowe doesn't take a penny of his MP salary, by the way. Doesn'treally fit in with your narrative. I think Polanski does, he needs the money as his side hussle of make women's tits grow by hypnosis has fallen by the wayside.
We should stick to what has been working so well.
Rupert Lowe doesn't take a penny of his MP salary, by the way. Doesn'treally fit in with your narrative. I think Polanski does, he needs the money as his side hussle of make women's tits grow by hypnosis has fallen by the wayside.
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Anyone who thinks that the multi millionaires behind Reform and Restore have as a priority the wellbeing of the average Brit is delusional.
Whatever their ultimate intent data shows that over time the wealth of this country has migrated increasingly towards the already very rich. What will Farage/Lowe do about strengthening our economy, about our health service, about our long term national security, about making our democracy more representative and ensuring a reasonable standard of living for the average person?
Addressing the immigration issue does not directly solve any of our other national problems but other than parroting “Britain is broken” Farage/Lowe seem to pay little attention to anything else but immigration.
Whatever their ultimate intent data shows that over time the wealth of this country has migrated increasingly towards the already very rich. What will Farage/Lowe do about strengthening our economy, about our health service, about our long term national security, about making our democracy more representative and ensuring a reasonable standard of living for the average person?
Addressing the immigration issue does not directly solve any of our other national problems but other than parroting “Britain is broken” Farage/Lowe seem to pay little attention to anything else but immigration.
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Westham67 wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 10:07Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 09:52And that is exactly why the status quo parties are now fucked, mate.
Reform/Restore will be far from perfect, but we need change. Dropping the ECHR, stopping illegal immigration and deporting all illegals as an absolute minimum would be a fantastic start, if nothing else. No one else will do that.I agree with you mate entirely but will the do that when they get into office ?
Restore definitely will.
Regardless, Labour and the Tories 100% won't.
Regardless, Labour and the Tories 100% won't.
