27-05-2015, 09:31 PM
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Well looking at jobs we have lost here I guess we have to make a choice either allow our citizens to do jobs here or all swap countries to work in other countries in Europe. All seems rather odd to me protect people who leave our country and dump on those struggling to find work here. Surely we should be protecting British jobs for British worker first and foremost as otherwise our benefits bill will just keep rising.
27-05-2015, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Eliza
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I think if anyone is good at their job no employer would get rid of them ..in fact . theirs probably rules against it same as here ,,she could take them to the European human rights court,.
In Czech Republic the border controls spend all their time picking up migrants on one side and immediately ferrying them across the country to be deposited on the other side. You see the border control people carriers flying along the motorways every day
27-05-2015, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Eliza
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I think if anyone is good at their job no employer would get rid of them ..in fact . theirs probably rules against it same as here ,,she could take them to the European human rights court,.
13-06-2015, 09:45 AM
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I'm not decided, I don't pretend to understand politics much but, Cameron is trying to get us a better deal, or so he says, that makes me think if he can we should stay in. Also he wants to scrap human rights as is dictated by the EU, which makes me think we should stay in, as it makes me worry about what he's planning to do if he gets more control. So I start to think this is all a plot to make us vote yes to staying in and we're just being fooled into thinking we have a choice? An expensive ruse?13-06-2015, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by TessA
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I'm not decided, I don't pretend to understand politics much but, Cameron is trying to get us a better deal, or so he says, that makes me think if he can we should stay in. Also he wants to scrap human rights as is dictated by the EU, which makes me think we should stay in, as it makes me worry about what he's planning to do if he gets more control. So I start to think this is all a plot to make us vote yes to staying in and we're just being fooled into thinking we have a choice? An expensive ruse?
13-06-2015, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by TessA
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Also he wants to scrap human rights as is dictated by the EU,
Eventually he was extradited to the US where he was found guilty of terror offences and jailed. Although he may have some rights in the USA, as they do NOT have the same human rights act as the UK does, he will not be a major expense to the American public!
The July 2005 London bombings - London police had very strong suspicions about the identify of some of those responsible and decided to act quickly before they could escape. They raided the house and the bombers came out with their hands in the air..............shouting that they demanded their human rights!!!
It needs to be scrapped!
13-06-2015, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Lindyloo
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Regarding the Human Rights Act - that act allowed Abu Hamza EIGHT YEARS of legal battles to quash his 11 UK convictions - all funded by the Great British public! Eventually he was extradited to the US where he was found guilty of terror offences and jailed. Although he may have some rights in the USA, as they do NOT have the same human rights act as the UK does, he will not be a major expense to the American public!
The July 2005 London bombings - London police had very strong suspicions about the identify of some of those responsible and decided to act quickly before they could escape. They raided the house and the bombers came out with their hands in the air..............shouting that they demanded their human rights!!!
It needs to be scrapped!
14-06-2015, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Lindyloo
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Regarding the Human Rights Act - that act allowed Abu Hamza EIGHT YEARS of legal battles to quash his 11 UK convictions - all funded by the Great British public! Eventually he was extradited to the US where he was found guilty of terror offences and jailed. Although he may have some rights in the USA, as they do NOT have the same human rights act as the UK does, he will not be a major expense to the American public!
The July 2005 London bombings - London police had very strong suspicions about the identify of some of those responsible and decided to act quickly before they could escape. They raided the house and the bombers came out with their hands in the air..............shouting that they demanded their human rights!!!
It needs to be scrapped!
as for the eu yes, yes, yes. we need a strong europe to balance a strong united states of america or china. europe combined is a strong trading block, individually just a bunch of warring tribes.
15-06-2015, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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the actual document seems fine, but it's read wrongly and instead of helping causes more problems.
Therefore it should be re-written correctly, anyone with half a brain could do it.
These fancy lawyers on huge salaries just taking the mickey by finding every little comma in the wrong place, every word that they can find that has a dozen different meanings, it's so easy to manipulate the system, and of course the English judges living in their protected and anomynous grand houses can do whatever they want, not answerable to anyone. It's all a big joke.
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