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If we go soft and don't deport people who are here, many more will come though.
The lefties don't see the issue as they are comfortable. 1M new people come to the UK every 3 years it is becoming unsustainable, we've all seen the recent effect politically where a massive amount of the population want to see net migration down, rather than at record levels. |
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Gay people can be persecuted in any country, even here. There are safe places and dangerous places all round the world
If it was up to me I would send him back, I'm not one for sob stories. |
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Gay people can be persecuted in any country, even here. There are safe places and dangerous places all round the world
If it was up to me I would send him back, I'm not one for sob stories. |
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We don't kill people for homosexual acts/behaviour though. Uganda does.
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well as they say it opens the floodgates and how many might now pretend to be gay to stay.
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Applying for asylum on these grounds is nothing new, so why it should it suddenly open the floodgates now?
Looking at other cases they have all been told that they should go back and live under the radar and that they don't meet the asylum rules to be given residence here. |
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No in Britain they were jailed and or given treatments to cure them. and not so long ago either. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...d-1308085.html
Yes, it was utterly dreadful, but what earthly relevance does it have now? |
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But that all went out nearly 50 years ago. So why bring it up in this thread?
Yes, it was utterly dreadful, but what earthly relevance does it have now? |
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Now the home office policy is to send them back as there have been so few actual killings (I think 1 in 2012?) that it isn't a genuine asylum case, as people can live discreetly there.
Looking at other cases they have all been told that they should go back and live under the radar and that they don't meet the asylum rules to be given residence here. |
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How do you know how many killings there have been? How the chuff would anybody know?
We aren't the only country sending gay men back, Canada and others have to under similar circumstances. |
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A simple Search may provide a hint of the atmosphere there https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ug...utf-8&oe=utf-8
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A simple Search may provide a hint of the atmosphere there https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ug...utf-8&oe=utf-8
I trust the home office to make the right decision, after all they are best placed to do it. |
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Now this particular case has been 'Outed' with Worldwide Social chat and pictures, it would be irresponsible in the extreme to Deport
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No in Britain they were jailed and or given treatments to cure them. and not so long ago either. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...d-1308085.html
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Now this particular case has been 'Outed' with Worldwide Social chat and pictures, it would be irresponsible in the extreme to Deport
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Asylum seekers make up only a tiny proportion of immigrants, so they are not the problem. And it's not a question of us being "soft", but of simply following the international agreement on asylum that we have signed up to, along with many other countries.
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Indeed they have put him in harm, which was very, very silly.
Since these cases come up (relatively) rarely compared to the possible Mass Flocking Migrations everyone agrees need some control, maybe we can show some Humanity from time-to-time. Perhaps some cases could be a form of Reparation for our own Colonial Rule? https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=br...utf-8&oe=utf-8 |
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Now this particular case has been 'Outed' with Worldwide Social chat and pictures, it would be irresponsible in the extreme to Deport
Obviously many individuals do have to be deported, but there have to be humanitarian exceptions. This seems just such a case. |
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I agree 100%.
Obviously many individuals do have to be deported, but there have to be humanitarian exceptions. This seems just such a case. Isn't it better we leave it up to the home office and let them do what's best without petitions and appeals on individual cases? |
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Oh sod it, I signed it! One more in this country won't hurt, plus this is life changing for him.
It's xmas too! |
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we are applying intrrnational law - he was the one who broke it by staying on illegally.
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If he was that concerned about his safety, he should have done what the UN want and claim asylum in the first "safe" country he got to, rather than pass through half a dozen perfectly safe countries to the land of milk and honey that is Britain.
Like most, he is simply an economic migrant and now playing the card the liberal left will lap up. |
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I imagine he would have taken a Flight direct from Kampala to Heathrow.
Not all Bongo-Bongo Savages need to walk and hitchhike. |
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I imagine he would have taken a Flight direct from Kampala to Heathrow.
Not all Bongo-Bongo Savages need to walk and hitchhike. |
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Now this particular case has been 'Outed' with Worldwide Social chat and pictures, it would be irresponsible in the extreme to Deport
But as a general principle we can't expect the UK to accommodate the tens of millions of gay men who live in countries where being gay is illegal. If there are exceptions it should be for the 10 nations where being gay means the death penalty - some of whom are close allies who we sell arms to such as Saudi Arabia or countries that are holding the 2022 football World Cup! https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.ff6d992bb7ba If people want to campaign for something how about a boycott of British football teams competing in Qatar 2022 if they qualify of course! |
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