A thank you to Brexiteers.
- Thread starter MrSki
- Start date
editor
hiraethified
Thanks to Brexit asylum seekers can now be shunted off to Rwanda. Another great win!
(From Daily Mail)
(From Daily Mail)
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
ah it will get stopped by the courts and then they will blame the EU for not being able to throw people off to a country
that even the UK was asking for investigations into their human right records as late as last year
anything to distract from breaking lockdown rules the bastards
that even the UK was asking for investigations into their human right records as late as last year
anything to distract from breaking lockdown rules the bastards
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Utterly appalling , inhumane and bonkers idea
www.theguardian.com
Blunkett backed on asylum centres
A leading leftwing thinktank has come out in support of David Blunkett's plan to send all asylum seekers to processing centres outside the EU.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Apparently, Blunket's original idea ( actually it was a Demos publication) was that every asylum seeker arriving in Britain should be sent back to the processing centre in Russia or Albania.
www.theguardian.com
UN puts forward 'fairer' alternative to Blunkett's asylum processing plan
The United Nations has tabled an alternative plan for dealing with asylum seekers coming to Britain amid fears that David Blunkett's scheme for an offshore processing centre outside Europe will be seen as dumping refugees on poorer countries.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Was then; is now.Utterly appalling , inhumane and bonkers idea
Blunkett backed on asylum centres
A leading leftwing thinktank has come out in support of David Blunkett's plan to send all asylum seekers to processing centres outside the EU.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
On the other hand it makes it ever easier to argue for relocating the former people to the Falklands, South Georgia and the British Antarctic Territory. Falkland sound will yet be drained
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
I'd have no objection to those seeking refuge from the wrath of the people being given asylum amongst the Spheniscidae.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
May well have been his motive, who knows? However, the idea was first mooted in a policy document, the previous year, after Blair called for 'fresh' ideas on how to reduce the numbers of asylum seekers. I think it was then that Demos worked it up into a fully blown thing and the idea got as far as being considered by the European Commission until the UN paper won the day and Blunket withdrew his support from the proposal.
bluescreen
tofu eating wokerati
In Blunkett's case, at least he wasn't deporting them to Rwanda and leaving them there. He was talking of having the applications processed so they could come to UK if successful. Patel is just proposing to dump them in Rwanda and if successful they get to stay in Rwanda, if not they have to leave and go... god knows where.
www.theguardian.com
Tens of thousands of asylum seekers could be sent to Rwanda, says Johnson
PM insists east African country is safe and scheme will prove ‘very considerable deterrent’
8ball
1,200 lights
In Blunkett's case, at least he wasn't deporting them to Rwanda and leaving them there. He was talking of having the applications processed so they could come to UK if successful. Patel is just proposing to dump them in Rwanda and if successful they get to stay in Rwanda, if not they have to leave and go... god knows where.
Tens of thousands of asylum seekers could be sent to Rwanda, says Johnson
PM insists east African country is safe and scheme will prove ‘very considerable deterrent’
ska invita
back on the other side
jesus i didnt know that - that must be illegal surely
bluescreen
tofu eating wokerati
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Sure but both schemes started with the premise that numbers of asylum seekers were too high, that too many were bogus, and that they should be dealt with at an arms length in a processing centre that was not in the UK. ie the idea was to deter the flow and reduce numbersIn Blunkett's case, at least he wasn't deporting them to Rwanda and leaving them there. He was talking of having the applications processed so they could come to UK if successful. Patel is just proposing to dump them in Rwanda and if successful they get to stay in Rwanda, if not they have to leave and go... god knows where.
Tens of thousands of asylum seekers could be sent to Rwanda, says Johnson
PM insists east African country is safe and scheme will prove ‘very considerable deterrent’
The proposal of Russia being a likely site should be viewed in the context of the fact that the Blair and Blunket Labour Party were backing the Russians at the time.
When Tony Blair backed Putin’s brutal war
Tony Blair and Vladimir Putin struck up an extraordinary bond in the early 2000s as Russia engaged in a destructive military campaign in Chechnya that was similar to its war on Ukraine.
declassifieduk.org
teqniq
DisMembered
Everyone and their dog knows that Blunkett is a complete cunt but this isn't a competition. If it was though the current crop would win by a country mile.Utterly appalling , inhumane and bonkers idea
Blunkett backed on asylum centres
A leading leftwing thinktank has come out in support of David Blunkett's plan to send all asylum seekers to processing centres outside the EU.
bluescreen
tofu eating wokerati
Sure, I wasn't remotely defending Blunkett but saying that Patel is even worse, in a way scarcely imaginable.Sure but both schemes started with the premise that numbers of asylum seekers were too high, that too many were bogus, and that they should be dealt with at an arms length in a processing centre that was not in the UK. ie the idea was to deter the flow and reduce numbers
The proposal of Russia being a likely site should be viewed in the context of the fact that the Blair and Blunket Labour Party were backing the Russians at the time.
When Tony Blair backed Putin’s brutal war
Tony Blair and Vladimir Putin struck up an extraordinary bond in the early 2000s as Russia engaged in a destructive military campaign in Chechnya that was similar to its war on Ukraine.
Similar threads
