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  1. NickM
    September 2, 2026

    Except it isn’t exactly “open borders” is it? You have skills and apply for a good job then you can feck off. You’re illiterate and brown and mumble to Mecca then you’re in. Extra points if you’re a rapist. It is only open borders to the merest scum of the earth with an inflatable boat. Of course, if, at any point, you display a knowledge or interest (or heavens forfend! An actual liking of Britain) you are doomed.

    Of course I shall be deemed racist for this. I am not. Many years ago I came close to moving to the USA. Yeah, it was because of a girl but I also really liked the place and the people and being in love was not quite enough to seriously consider the move. I felt it was a culture I could “get into” and wanted to “get into”.

    Paul Marks regards many of these immigrants as “hostile”. I dunno. Some of the small boat folks are. Some are probably genuine*. A lot seem just indifferent. There is no genuine cultural enrichment. They form ghettoes – little islands of Mogadishu or (the rough end) of Pakistan.

    And I do mean the “rough end”. What is frequently missed about the “grooming gangs” is that it is Mafia (Pakia?) style extended families.

    *I thought the UN had a rule that a refugee had to stick at the first safe port or something. Doesn’t France count?

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  2. Discovered Joys
    September 2, 2026

    Agreed, leaving the EHCR alone will not save us. But it would be a good first step towards reviving good governance.

    There is a risk that politicians would announce that the ‘job has been done’ if we leave the EHCR – and that would be just slightly less smoke and mirrors. Remove the Supreme Court, defund the BBC, and bounce illegal immigrants back as soon as they land, and we will be making good progress.

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  3. Paul Marks
    September 2, 2026

    NickM – I regard rapists as hostile, and I regard as hostile people who hold that anyone who “mocks” Muhammed should be killed.

    There is a difference between members of a faith doing terrible things (everyone has evil within them – I certainly do, very much so) – and the founder of that faith teaching his followers to do terrible things and doing terrible things himself. A Christian who does terrible things can be asked “would Jesus have done this?” – it is pointless to ask a following of Islam “would Muhammed have done this” – because they can answer, quite honestly, “yes he would have – indeed he did, often, and commanded his followers to do till the end of time” – to that there is no answer, one can not debate further with them.

    Unless one is trying to get them to leave that faith – and the “regime” as the post (probably rightly) calls the Western establishment, does not like that – does not like conversion efforts at all, at least not conversions from Islam (they are fine with conversions to Islam).

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