Migration crisis is putting the UK at grave risk.

[LondonManc]

Except hardly any are getting over compared with the rest of Europe. The UK seems to lead the world tables in complaining. Rather than going to the neighbours asking to do less than it already does the UK should be trying to work cooperatively to solve existing issues, not doing things solo in an attempt to appease domestic wingnuts.

You've not been to London recently then?

[SueEllen]

You've not been to London recently then?

So you have met my rich Russian, Polish, Hungarian, French and German neighbours then?

[LondonManc]

So you have met my rich Russian, Polish, Hungarian, French and German neighbours then?

That would assume I knew who you were and where you lived.

[DodgyAgent]

How does that help the situation on the border, exactly? Is that meant to stop people from trying to make the trek? And 20,000 is nothing when there's likely to be another million knocking on the door in the next year at least. So far the solution is to help people jump the queue and bomb Syria. Bravo.

What do you suggest then sparky?

[LondonManc]

What do you suggest then sparky?

World peace. Simple really.

[DodgyAgent]

World peace. Simple really.

wow! what an idea!

[LondonManc]

It'll never catch on.

The Americans wouldn't have it, that's for sure.

[BrilloPad]

I am sure if every country had nuclear weapons there would be peace. Surely no-one wants a nuclear war...

[LondonManc]

I am sure if every country had nuclear weapons there would be peace. Surely no-one wants a nuclear war...

That'd be MAD.

[seanraaron]

What do you suggest then sparky?

I thought I answered that. Work with other EU members on a common approach to handling the refugee crisis, which would include taking in a fair share of the people currently in Greece and Italy. It's bad enough to have newer members refusing to do anything without established ones adding to the problem.

@LondonManc: I've not been to London in over a decade, but let me guess, you can't count the white people on two hands any more?