Originally posted by benn0
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How should a Contractor Vote?
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It makes no difference who you vote. The fact is that Liebour are letting in more and more immigrants and making the process each for them to get in -- so that they will vote Liebour.Comment
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Bollox - Thy can't vote!Originally posted by TazMaNIt makes no difference who you vote. The fact is that Liebour are letting in more and more immigrants and making the process each for them to get in -- so that they will vote Liebour.
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Well, we'll watch and wait on that one. NL seems capable of anything these days... When an immigrant worker secures their NI number, gets a permanent residence etc etc, I'd say they were well on their way.Originally posted by PondlifeBollox - Thy can't vote!
"My God, it's huge!!"
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Err. they can
If they are from a Commonwealth country (or one of the remaining colonies IIRC), and resident here, they can vote, as can Irish Nationals (but not madmen and members of the House of Lords).Originally posted by PondlifeBollox - Thy can't vote!
Why do you think we have so many coming in from the sub-continentLife is just nature's way of keeping meat fresh
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As paranoid as it sounds, this is the crux of it. Securing political hegemony, accelerating the EU's agenda of the destruction of the nation state and furthering the multiculturalist’s cause are the underlying reasons for the left's championing of open door immigration policies both here, in Europe and Mexifornia.Originally posted by TazMaNIt makes no difference who you vote. The fact is that Liebour are letting in more and more immigrants and making the process each for them to get in -- so that they will vote Liebour.Comment
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Originally posted by Nicky GAs paranoid as it sounds, this is the crux of it. Securing political hegemony, accelerating the EU's agenda of the destruction of the nation state and furthering the multiculturalist’s cause are the underlying reasons for the left's championing of open door immigration policies both here, in Europe and Mexifornia.
Wheres Mexifornia?Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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At least with the EU, UK nationals can work in the EU. With the commonwealth, they can work here but they will do anything to stop us from us working their country.Originally posted by Nicky GAs paranoid as it sounds, this is the crux of it. Securing political hegemony, accelerating the EU's agenda of the destruction of the nation state and furthering the multiculturalist’s cause are the underlying reasons for the left's championing of open door immigration policies both here, in Europe and Mexifornia."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Real contractors:
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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As long as no-one votes for this idiot!“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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