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And I think wind up toy nations such as Ireland and the majority of the other 27 will be wanting us back. These countries “dance a fancy jig” in return for the coins that the EU throw into their collection baskets. They are, to a significant extent, reliant on the positive monetary...

Labour is an unthinkable prospect. An MP convicted of preventing the course of justice, another employing a convicted drug dealer and also a proven liar, millionaires masquerading as ordinary people’s representatives, hell bent on emptying the pockets of working people and filling those of...

Ps. I still love you OG :-) We are just a world apart in our outlook.

So how many are you going to take on and support St OG of Hull? I’ll tell you, none, because you are just like everyone else, you don’t want them in your back yard. For every illegal immigrant here, they live next door to someone, hang around the streets in somebody’s area, but as long as it’s...

Ha ha, we are all “private people”. That one is nearly as funny as , our village isn’t the right place, there are no facilities. Very common statements from the pro immigration crew. You wouldn’t want 15 illegal immigrants sharing the house next door to you, hot bedding. That’s what happens...

OG, when you have no coherent or acceptable answer to a point, you resort to insults. I don’t want a Border Force fleet because they just pluck the wasters out of the sea and land them here in the U.K. If they were sinking boats a few metres off the French coast or immediately returning the...

Maybe it is hell. The channel boat garbage people aren’t in a refugee camp though, they are in a safe country, France. But that’s not good enough, they want to take more and they don’t care who is harmed or put in danger in the pros.

You always come across as an intelligent guy with some thought going into your posts. However with this post, I think you are being deliberately daft. You know very well what's going on.

This is nothing to do with smuggling, smuggling is a covert activity. What we are seeing here is overt and brazen. The intended outcome is to be picked up by a UK boat and taken ashore inside the UK. It is an act of deliberately putting oneself in peril in order to secure entry to the UK. It has...

I think that's naïve Woosh. The whole illegal entry strategy is based around being rescued from the channel and subsequently being landed in the UK. It's a cynical act calculated to exploit and abuse the charitable nature of the UK in the worst possible way. We are being taken for fools and we...

Yes, it's always the fault of the English. It's such a terrible country that people for all over the globe are trying to reach its shores. The fact remains that Ireland is effectively a German charity case being spoon fed money in return for smiling and towing the EU line. Your reference to...

There is a line which when crossed transitions from being kind to being taken for a twat. Deliberately setting out to sea in an unsuitable craft with the specific expectation of someone else risking their life to pick you up and take you to another country so that you can enter it illegally, is...

Exactly I didn't know that and if true represents a stark warning that we should heed.

But it is muscle in a way. The glue holding the EU together is money and threats of turning the money hose off. Relationships built on money and strong arm tactics always fail eventually. The only ones which prosper are relationships built on shared values, and a common desire to be together...

It's a fragile consensus with its foundations rooted in bullying and financial bribery. There is a lot of unrest and unease across the EU and I was surprised by the depth of feeling in Italy, Greece and the Netherlands. I have relations in those countries and although this is a small snap-shot...

That is very noble of you. I do realise that my cancelled subscription will make absolutely no difference whatsoever. The same can be said for you increased subscription. It was a symbolic gesture to withdraw my support from the illegal immigrant ferrying service being operated by The RNLI...

They have given the appearance of being unassailable in the past, but have always come unstuck. I'm not saying they will come unstuck this time, but the track record isn't good.

That is rather amusing from a country which is well and truly suckling on the EU teat and totally dependant on it as a "net taker" unlike the UK which is a major contributor. It has to be said that Ireland is a country which had to have two referendums before the "correct" answer was given and...

It is in no one’s interest for that to happen, so it won’t come about. It’s posturing and can be safety disregarded.

Today I hear that Caroline Noakes (The minister for immigrants :-) ) is in Dover pretending to be doing something about the good for nothing chancers washing up on uk shores aboard air beds. Dover is the wrong place, she needs to be positioned 50 metres of the French coast with a giant hat pin...