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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 21:59 - Oct 16 by Gwyn737
And at the same time we have to get people back into work.
There was that stat that came out yesterday that 4 out of 5 new jobs created in the last x years were taken by arrivals from abroad.
Schrödinger's immigrants- simultaneously taking our jobs whilst also claiming our benefits 😉
At the volumes we're talking about Schrodinger was (sort of) right.
Based on what I see daily there aren't all that many migrants who spend an awful lot of time on benefits. Still too many for sure, but not considerably huge amounts.
It's becoming increasingly apparent to me though that there are major problems in the employment market. Even basic level, sometimes even part time jobs aren't available in the quantities that they used to be.
If someone brought to the UK is filling a job that someone born here can't get then that is a serious problem.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 22:11 - Oct 16 with 1236 views
Just to pee me off even more than I already am , letter in a brown envelope on my doormat from HMRC saying I have underpaid my Income Tax contributes for the year .
You owe us £480 in backdated payments and we will recover it over a period of time .
PAYE and my Accounts are available for HMRC to check if necessary . so why this mess . Maybe they are squeezing the pips until there is nothing left .
Sometimes why do I bother to keep working any more .
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 09:03 - Oct 17 with 1024 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 02:11 - Oct 17 by Robbie
Just to pee me off even more than I already am , letter in a brown envelope on my doormat from HMRC saying I have underpaid my Income Tax contributes for the year .
You owe us £480 in backdated payments and we will recover it over a period of time .
PAYE and my Accounts are available for HMRC to check if necessary . so why this mess . Maybe they are squeezing the pips until there is nothing left .
Sometimes why do I bother to keep working any more .
I was paye all my working life and for 3 years they hounded me for back tax which they had cocked up in the first place and it did cause me some angst , the government to continue on this path of self destruction will look at all ways to keep money coming into the coffers and if it means screwing over the working man then they’ll do it . They’re driving out the millionaires who create the jobs to pay the wages and the taxes there after .
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 10:00 - Oct 17 with 989 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 09:03 - Oct 17 by Boundy
I was paye all my working life and for 3 years they hounded me for back tax which they had cocked up in the first place and it did cause me some angst , the government to continue on this path of self destruction will look at all ways to keep money coming into the coffers and if it means screwing over the working man then they’ll do it . They’re driving out the millionaires who create the jobs to pay the wages and the taxes there after .
And when you die , the first to want their money is HMRC
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 02:11 - Oct 17 by Robbie
Just to pee me off even more than I already am , letter in a brown envelope on my doormat from HMRC saying I have underpaid my Income Tax contributes for the year .
You owe us £480 in backdated payments and we will recover it over a period of time .
PAYE and my Accounts are available for HMRC to check if necessary . so why this mess . Maybe they are squeezing the pips until there is nothing left .
Sometimes why do I bother to keep working any more .
I've been employed in all my 49yrs of working and I had a letter from them that owed them back tax and they'd take it off me over a period of time, phoned them and asked why they made some excuse, so I said you need to speak with my employer not me, I followed that up with my employer, but never heard no more, I suspect that they took it off me over the time, but I've not really noticed.
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 11:11 - Oct 17 with 951 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 10:44 - Oct 17 by max936
I've been employed in all my 49yrs of working and I had a letter from them that owed them back tax and they'd take it off me over a period of time, phoned them and asked why they made some excuse, so I said you need to speak with my employer not me, I followed that up with my employer, but never heard no more, I suspect that they took it off me over the time, but I've not really noticed.
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 16:05 - Oct 27 by hobo
4000+ currently waiting along the French coast for the next clear day to break into the country
So correct me if im wrong. These must be legally in France or they would be rounded up, under Burnham's proposal of freedom of movement they could just catch a ferry and settle in the UK?
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 17:14 - Oct 27 with 455 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 16:28 - Oct 27 by Whiterockin
So correct me if im wrong. These must be legally in France or they would be rounded up, under Burnham's proposal of freedom of movement they could just catch a ferry and settle in the UK?
All illegally in France, who are desperate to get rid of them. Hence, let them catch the next available dinghy. Problem solved!
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 08:19 - Oct 28 with 326 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 23:06 - Oct 27 by JJBomber
All illegally in France, who are desperate to get rid of them. Hence, let them catch the next available dinghy. Problem solved!
Probably broadly correct, although the pro-immigration activists will say they are not illegal because they have a path to legal status. Most will probably be persons who could regularise their position by claiming asylum in France but have not applied. I suspect that some have applied but still want to come to the UK pending the outcome, some have applied and been rejected, and some have applied in other UK countries but moved on. Hard to see that Burnham's proposal will do anything but open the doors wider, and that many of the keenest movers will have a non-EU "heritage".
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Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 08:32 - Oct 28 with 317 views
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 08:19 - Oct 28 by AnotherJohn
Probably broadly correct, although the pro-immigration activists will say they are not illegal because they have a path to legal status. Most will probably be persons who could regularise their position by claiming asylum in France but have not applied. I suspect that some have applied but still want to come to the UK pending the outcome, some have applied and been rejected, and some have applied in other UK countries but moved on. Hard to see that Burnham's proposal will do anything but open the doors wider, and that many of the keenest movers will have a non-EU "heritage".
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Key word is illegal Why would anyone support that We’re fast approaching land
Do you support the arrival of illegal immigrants on 08:19 - Oct 28 by AnotherJohn
Probably broadly correct, although the pro-immigration activists will say they are not illegal because they have a path to legal status. Most will probably be persons who could regularise their position by claiming asylum in France but have not applied. I suspect that some have applied but still want to come to the UK pending the outcome, some have applied and been rejected, and some have applied in other UK countries but moved on. Hard to see that Burnham's proposal will do anything but open the doors wider, and that many of the keenest movers will have a non-EU "heritage".
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