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Perhaps they'll be given that house in Barking nowOriginally posted by PRC1964
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When I saw the headline I thought to myself "feckin only in England alright" but then I read the story and its not like that at all
These arent like those feckers who got shot up in Kosovo that ended up here on benefits, along with the 30 members of their families!
If they were desperate enough to ninja a plane to get out of the country then maybe they had very good reasons to run from the talibanana's?
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Bloody hell, what's happened to you Postman? Become a thoughtful liberal?Originally posted by MailmanWhen I saw the headline I thought to myself "feckin only in England alright" but then I read the story and its not like that at all
These arent like those feckers who got shot up in Kosovo that ended up here on benefits, along with the 30 members of their families!
If they were desperate enough to ninja a plane to get out of the country then maybe they had very good reasons to run from the talibanana's?
MailmanHard Brexit now!
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Yes. But why fly all the way from Afghanistan to the UK? Were there really no other safe countries along the way?If they were desperate enough to ninja a plane to get out of the country then maybe they had very good reasons to run from the talibanana's?
Given that they chose the UK as their country of asylum, why wait 70 hours?Armed with guns and explosives, they held the plane at Stansted Airport for 70 hours before giving themselves up to police and SAS.
Oh dear. I wonder what the final cost will be?The cost to the taxpayer of the whole affair has been unofficially estimated at around £10 million.
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Dont worry sas...its all part of my greater plan. As soon as I know what that plan is Ill let you know!Originally posted by sasguruBloody hell, what's happened to you Postman? Become a thoughtful liberal?
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