El nuevo gobierno de UK pide repartir inmigrantes por comunidades

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POLLITA dijo:
Para qué les ha servido el Brexit???
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El Brexit les ha servido a los britanicos para muchas cosas, han expulsado a los fontaneros polacos, a los electricistas rumanos, a las empleadas del hogar balticas, ahora el pais esta sumido en una gran crisis economica y la sarracinizacion ha crecido, no paran de llegar al pais musulmanes, ahora volverian a la UE y abrazarian el Euro, pero los politicos de la Agenda 2030 lo impediran

PD. Incluso Netanyahu, se burla de la sarracinizacion britanica
 
Es la unica aolucion, que los pigiprogres tambien los sufran, para que la marea cambie.
Toda esa gente era inmis welcome.
 
JuanJoseRuiz dijo:

Watch: UK PM Wants Every Area In Britain To House Migrants​

by Tyler Durden
Thursday, Aug 13, 2026 - 03:20 PM
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has decided that "all parts of the country need to play their part."

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That means middle-class families and leafy villages must now accept large numbers of asylum seekers so the poorest areas are no longer the only ones carrying the load.

This approach obviously does nothing to stop the root of the problem, the sheer number of migrants washing up in boats. It simply advertises better accommodation to the next wave of illegal arrivals.

Burnham's comments came in direct response to the ongoing revolt in the Oxfordshire village of Piddington. Residents there face plans to house up to 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers on a former military site near a community of roughly 400 people.

The numbers would leave locals heavily outnumbered. Children have written letters pleading with the Prime Minister not to destroy their village. Families held a symbolic independence referendum in which 96 percent voted to leave the United Kingdom in protest.

Seven-year-old Rex Perkin said his family had lived in the village for over 100 years and that he walked to his sister's grave. He worried he would no longer be able to do that. Other children begged to keep their park, their dog walks, and the quiet life they knew. Parents described the prospect of being so outnumbered that daily life would change completely.

Burnham told GB News he understood concerns and would look into the issues raised by "the good people of Piddington." He then made the wider point clear: "We cannot have a situation where it's only the poorest communities in the country that receive all of the dispersal of refugees and asylum seekers. I do believe all parts of the country need to work, to play their part."

Borders minister Anna Turley doubled down, defending the plan to impose the numbers on the tiny village and insisting the policy was about "fairness" and a "more fair and equitable system."

She said the men would be "contained" on the site but still allowed out. The message to anyone watching from the French coast is straightforward: break into Britain and you may end up in a secure facility near a prosperous English village rather than a rundown hotel in a deprived town.

The Centre for Migration Control put the core problem bluntly:

Labour MP Graham Stringer, speaking on TalkTV, rejected the idea that opposition was rooted in racism.

GB News coverage highlighted the demographic reality. Certain areas could see locals outnumbered three to one if the redistribution continues on this scale.

Piddington is not an isolated case. Earlier this summer the village made national headlines when residents staged their symbolic breakaway vote after discovering the Home Office intended to convert the MoD Bicester site for 1,250 men with almost no local consultation.

Infrastructure, policing, and community safety were secondary concerns. The site sits next to a children's playing field and nature reserve. Parish council chairman Tim McNally described the process as residents being "driven into a corner."

Similar scenes have played out elsewhere. In Crowborough, East Sussenssus, residents formed a volunteer security group after hundreds of single adult males were placed at a former army camp.

Women reported feeling unsafe walking alone. The group of vetted locals began patrolling streets because official policing could not provide the reassurance needed.

Crowborough had already braced for up to 600 men from countries including Pakistan, Eritrea, Iran, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Protests drew thousands. Locals installed extra security and questioned why their town was chosen with minimal consultation.
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Cuando tu primera visita exterior es Israel, sabes la política interior que van a llevar.

Se os lleva avisando desde hace mucho.
 
JuanJoseRuiz dijo:

Watch: UK PM Wants Every Area In Britain To House Migrants​

by Tyler Durden
Thursday, Aug 13, 2026 - 03:20 PM
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has decided that "all parts of the country need to play their part."

(imagen visible para usuarios registrados)

That means middle-class families and leafy villages must now accept large numbers of asylum seekers so the poorest areas are no longer the only ones carrying the load.

This approach obviously does nothing to stop the root of the problem, the sheer number of migrants washing up in boats. It simply advertises better accommodation to the next wave of illegal arrivals.

Burnham's comments came in direct response to the ongoing revolt in the Oxfordshire village of Piddington. Residents there face plans to house up to 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers on a former military site near a community of roughly 400 people.

The numbers would leave locals heavily outnumbered. Children have written letters pleading with the Prime Minister not to destroy their village. Families held a symbolic independence referendum in which 96 percent voted to leave the United Kingdom in protest.

Seven-year-old Rex Perkin said his family had lived in the village for over 100 years and that he walked to his sister's grave. He worried he would no longer be able to do that. Other children begged to keep their park, their dog walks, and the quiet life they knew. Parents described the prospect of being so outnumbered that daily life would change completely.

Burnham told GB News he understood concerns and would look into the issues raised by "the good people of Piddington." He then made the wider point clear: "We cannot have a situation where it's only the poorest communities in the country that receive all of the dispersal of refugees and asylum seekers. I do believe all parts of the country need to work, to play their part."

Borders minister Anna Turley doubled down, defending the plan to impose the numbers on the tiny village and insisting the policy was about "fairness" and a "more fair and equitable system."

She said the men would be "contained" on the site but still allowed out. The message to anyone watching from the French coast is straightforward: break into Britain and you may end up in a secure facility near a prosperous English village rather than a rundown hotel in a deprived town.

The Centre for Migration Control put the core problem bluntly:

Labour MP Graham Stringer, speaking on TalkTV, rejected the idea that opposition was rooted in racism.

GB News coverage highlighted the demographic reality. Certain areas could see locals outnumbered three to one if the redistribution continues on this scale.

Piddington is not an isolated case. Earlier this summer the village made national headlines when residents staged their symbolic breakaway vote after discovering the Home Office intended to convert the MoD Bicester site for 1,250 men with almost no local consultation.

Infrastructure, policing, and community safety were secondary concerns. The site sits next to a children's playing field and nature reserve. Parish council chairman Tim McNally described the process as residents being "driven into a corner."

Similar scenes have played out elsewhere. In Crowborough, East Sussenssus, residents formed a volunteer security group after hundreds of single adult males were placed at a former army camp.

Women reported feeling unsafe walking alone. The group of vetted locals began patrolling streets because official policing could not provide the reassurance needed.

Crowborough had already braced for up to 600 men from countries including Pakistan, Eritrea, Iran, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Protests drew thousands. Locals installed extra security and questioned why their town was chosen with minimal consultation.
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Este foro es en español.
 
Bueno pero eso mismo ¿no es lo que pide el PSOE, el PSOE azul y el PCE? Que los delincuentes sean repartidos en todas las comunidades, pueblos y barrios.
 
esNecesario dijo:
¿Tu sabes lo que es una guerra civil, sabes la de palos que dieron a los autóctonos que protestaban contra la inmi gración masiva?

Espera sentado a que aparezca un líder con suficiente poder para armar y dirigir a los autóctonos.
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vale, pues espero, tampoco tengo otra cosa que hacer en cuanto a UK se refiere. Si hay guerra bien, sino también, no es un tema que me quite el sueño, tampoco tengo preferencias.

Muchos me respondeis que no habra guerra. Bueno es una respuesta comedida, conservadora y seguramente acertada pero os habeis acostumbrado a que la elite se salga con la suya y a lo mejor no es así, a lo mejor el destino tiene otros planes. No digo que no vaya a pasar seguro 100%, solo digo que deberiamos dejar de suponer cosas y estar abierto a cualquier escenario, con cabeza y usando el sentido comun, el raciocinio, porque es poco probable, muy poco probable, pero aun asi abierto a cualquier posibilidad, nadie conoce el futuro.
 
 
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