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[funky]

I see in the paper that thousands of sub-saharan migrants suddenly aren't so keen on staying in Spain now that they've realised that construction work has dried up and that other black market opportunities are now saturated.

Not to worry though, I'm sure they're already on their way to the U.K in order to claim their free council house and a priority job application over other unemployed Brits.

For the vast majority of cayuco passengers, the migration was never about escaping poverty or making a better life for their families. If it was, why do they rarely ever bring their families with them?!? The vast majority have paid thousands of Euros to the African Mafia families running organising the cayuco trips just for the privilege of getting on the boats. So where did they get the money if they are all so desperately poor?? Basically they're just motivated by cold calculated greed and are looking to invest their substantial savings in order to double their money and cash in on Western European generosity and handouts
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[margaretbl]

well said that man
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[MaryJ]

I agree, very well put.

(ah well, more immigrants for us to keep!)
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[Zappa]

Don't worry the UK will take them all in.... we are very good at that, Experts in fact

I read the recent post regarding the treatment of the Gurkhas..... that's typical of the UK governement.

Enough ranting must get back to work.....

Regards

Z
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[TenerifeSolicitors]

Makes one glad to be in Tenerife really
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