mikey mikey wrote:
As i alluded to earlier, they tend to tell us what they are up to, years before, if we listen.

And guess who one of the british MP's was that i saw promoting the evils of UK piggeries.

novum wrote:
BINGO!

Back Zak cos hes a twat just like his dad!

mikey mikey wrote:
Don't know, never been there, but all childerick follow others by example, before they are at an age or have the ability to work things out for themselves.

The Apprentice wrote:
Childeric is a primary school in Lewisham and I was being facetious

mikey mikey wrote:
I gave you a viable answer

mikey mikey wrote:
lol :p

mikey mikey wrote:
No of course they aren't.....the EU is, and the people behind it. They are deliberately engineering a situation (using Mass Immigration as a tool) designed to bring us all down to the lowest level of expectation. As lesley said earlier, a new benchmark has been set.

Who can blame people from these poor former soviet bloc countries from wanting to emigrate in the hopes of something better? Not me...I'd do the same in their shoes.

Hell, I don't even blame UK employers for exploiting them...thats just human nature unfortunately.

No, the blame lies squarely at the door of the EU, for engineering the whole situation.

The bottom line is this..... the poorer countries joining the EU should be having their standard of living improved to equal that of the richer members right? Whereas what is in fact happening is the opposite of that. & the process is a deliberate one.

I love the way these topics turn like a magic roundabout, never getting anywhere.

Seriously, we could start exploiting ourselves by learning new skills to save our own energies and products for ourselves, or am I preaching too much, are we seeing our continual denial of vunerability, talking and doing bugger all for themselves and the longer one talks and puts off the inevitable, the stronger the cancerous mind that thinks it cannot do for itself will die, lonely and empty.

These blow-inn's will show us how its done for sure, we might as well embrace them and learn from them, they will be used to making ends meet and prevail.

Talking is easy, trying is too hard for some, deny one and deny all, can't we see, we are being divided, thus travelling backwards.

Its all bollocks folks, we move abroad buying up their empty houses and think nothing of it, bollocks I tell you.

diamondgeezer wrote:
I agree with you until you arrive at the conclusion that this is the powers that be in the EU only.

If that were the case, then the rest of the world would not be suffering the same problem of ever worsening work conditions, longer hours and lower wages.

Cos it is. Japan is and, believe me, their immigration rules are fucking tight.

And guess what, Romania has had their wages lowere there too.
econpapers.repec.org/article/tafjdevst/v...a1_3ap_3a165-180.htm

Yeah. Exactly. WTF?

mikey mikey wrote:
Experientia docet, doesn't it just?

I love a good immigration thread.

LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Again this "that dare not speak its name" line.

Not the case.

Clearly immigration is the symptom and not the cause.

mikey mikey wrote:

mikey mikey wrote:
You have to admit that it's a bit of a controversial topic these days. Something else occurred to me.

This horse and donkey meat business originates in Poland and Romania. Now, I went to France as a nipper and enjoyed some chorizo that contained horse and donkey. So, I've always wondered about continental meats anyway, so no harm done.

Anyway, with all the tension over immigration, will the horse fiasco feed into it? Especially with Romanians about to 'flood' the country. Will people be cussing them and calling the horse eaters I wonder?

I ate raw horse as a delicacy. Not my favurite but I never died.

Japanese eat horse but are shocked that we eat rabbit (fluffy bunnies)

Indians won't eat beef and Muslims pork.

Anybody with at least an ounce of wherewithall knows that scandals about such taboos are just pushing cultural buttons.

FFS

Who gives a fuck whether the horse is nourishing me or is dead at the first hurdle of the Grand National.

The first step in avoiding a trap is seeing the fucker.

mikey mikey wrote:
It is a weird coincidence, as this this horse meat incident with Romania has kicked off just before the EU restrictions will be lifted. I can only imagine the way this has been reported in the Mail and Telegraph. I bet they've been sure to mention that the meat came from Poland and Romania, even though other countries were involved.

The whole issue with the horse is the fact that it wasn't labled and whether some of the horses had been given drugs that shouldn't have entered the food chain. A lot of people would probably eat horse, but it would be better to be able to make an informed choice. Mind you, what do you expect from a cheap processed meat ready meal? At least the horses were free range.

LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Quite right. What is labelled these days? GMO? Meat glue (look it up--yuk)

And it was not the producer but the supplier who needs to label it, right?

What a false flag BS from Fail and Tory-graph.

mikey mikey wrote:
I can't say for sure regarding the Fail and Tory-graph, but they usually take that sort of stance.

Meat glue sounds foul. There's no need for it. My local butcher is honestly better value in terms of quality and price than the supermarkets. He now sources locally. It's not even a posh butchers. Makes you think. Like people mentioned earlier, it's all engineered.

The French have arrested a couple of people over it now I think. Idk, I'm really not sure if immigration will cause more racial tension. One one hand there has always been a racist element in Britain, but on the other hand, we are suprisingly tolerant and most people frown on that sort of thing. I have never met anyone who was a member of the EDL, BNP or anything like that, or at leat anyone who was open about it.

mikey mikey wrote: