Home Sec Suella Braverman

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cirian75

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4,342 posts

239 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Peoples opinion on her?

Mine is simple, she is very right wing and very very very very dangerous!

Her 'Hurricane' of mass migration speech yesterday was Rivers of Blood 2.0.

As Home Sec she is being deliberately useless, refusing to do her job, building up the numbers people crossing the channel waiting to be processing in order create a huge back log on purpose just for political gain.

And continuing Patel's legacy of directly creating the channel crisis by closing all safe routes.

cgt2

7,139 posts

194 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Lotobear

7,026 posts

134 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Hurricane was the name of a civil rights song by Bob Dylan that championed the aniti racist cause and Sue Ellen has deftly woven that into her speach to show her true inclusive credentials - it's amazing how many have missed that subtle point.

As the daughter of immigrants herself Sue Ellen has demonstrated how the UK is an inclusive society where any race or creed can rise to the top and smash through the glass ceiling.

Sue is an example to us all and we should feel justly proud.

cirian75

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4,342 posts

239 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Lotobear said:
Hurricane was the name of a civil rights song by Bob Dylan that championed the aniti racist cause and Sue Ellen has deftly woven that into her speach to show her true inclusive credentials - it's amazing how many have missed that subtle point.

As the daughter of immigrants herself Sue Ellen has demonstrated how the UK is an inclusive society where any race or creed can rise to the top and smash through the glass ceiling.

Sue is an example to us all and we should feel justly proud.


Fundoreen

4,180 posts

89 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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The hurricane has already happened. There are millions of extra people here since brexit using the nice relaxed legal method. Everyones quiet as the white population are workshy and are being given an easy ride in the benefits system while it happens.
Suella knows this but just bangs on about illegal entry. None of the people coming here illegally are challenging anyone for a job,so it hardly matters compared to the legal entry 'hurricane'


z4RRSchris

11,471 posts

185 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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cirian75 said:
And continuing Patel's legacy of directly creating the channel crisis by closing all safe routes.
there are no safe routes, we are an island that's the point.

The safe route is you arrive at a port of entry and claim asylum. You cant do that unless you are in the UK, we have a big sea round us.

no government tory or labour is going to allow people to claim asylum in France.

Its not right or left wing, its a sea.

JagLover

43,572 posts

241 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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z4RRSchris said:
there are no safe routes, we are an island that's the point.

The safe route is you arrive at a port of entry and claim asylum. You cant do that unless you are in the UK, we have a big sea round us.
Not strictly true as we offered a route for a set number of Syrians and many Ukrainians. Further back we did the same for Ugandan Asians. We also changed our policy in HK to allow hundreds of thousands more people to come here if they wish.

So if there is a desire to offer refuge to genuine refugees then there may well be a route offered.

cirian75

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4,342 posts

239 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Shapps trying to claim Bravermans speech was not "Rivers of Blood" 2.0

When it's plain as the nose on his face it 100% was.

Tories jumped the shark yesterday.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67003887

LimaDelta

6,878 posts

224 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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They do seem to be in full-noise election winning mode at the moment, don't they? Problem is, they can keep making these promises, but until they actually do something, I can't see it working. This time, more than ever, they need to put their (our) money where their mouths are.

s1962a

5,682 posts

168 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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JagLover said:
Not strictly true as we offered a route for a set number of Syrians and many Ukrainians. Further back we did the same for Ugandan Asians. We also changed our policy in HK to allow hundreds of thousands more people to come here if they wish.

So if there is a desire to offer refuge to genuine refugees then there may well be a route offered.
Yep, this is it. For areas we know there is conflict (and we may have been indirectly involved in) we should offer safe routes for them to get here. Ukrainians, Afghans, Syrians, and any other areas. This will allow us to take in our share of genuine refugees, and there wouldn't be a need for them to get on the boats and pay tens of thousands for the privilege.

I am not sure why Suella isn't talking about these safe routes?




bitchstewie

54,511 posts

216 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Dangerous.

Rayner had the right idea where she's concerned.

Lotobear

7,026 posts

134 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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LimaDelta said:
They do seem to be in full-noise election winning mode at the moment, don't they? Problem is, they can keep making these promises, but until they actually do something, I can't see it working. This time, more than ever, they need to put their (our) money where their mouths are.
Problem being though there's no money left - all spunked on the Covid project

z4RRSchris

11,471 posts

185 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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because their pledge is to reduce immigration, appeal to the brexit side of the party and also the labour lot who don't want immigration.

there is no obligation to take our "fair share" - its government policy for the government of the day.

closed door, less people sponging, more services for you etc etc etc.

I doubt Kier will be talking about taking "our fair share" either, its a stupid political move.

F1GTRUeno

6,512 posts

224 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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s1962a said:
i am not sure why Suella isn't talking about these safe routes?
Because she knows that all her supporters want to hear is 'no immigration' or 'send the buggers back'.

And she's a .

cirian75

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4,342 posts

239 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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bhstewie said:
Dangerous.

Rayner had the right idea where she's concerned.
Agreed, she is highly dangerous.

Tom8

2,714 posts

160 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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I don't particularly like the woman but if she is dangerous now, what is she if she ignores the problem and lets it carry on? What is the solution? We are wrapped in bureaucracy that prevents us simply removing people who shouldn't be here. We voted to leave an organisation that allowed us to send people back.

deckster

9,631 posts

261 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Tom8 said:
I don't particularly like the woman but if she is dangerous now, what is she if she ignores the problem and lets it carry on? What is the solution? We are wrapped in bureaucracy that prevents us simply removing people who shouldn't be here. We voted to leave an organisation that allowed us to send people back.
It depends on what you think the problem is. Braverman would have you believe that the people arriving are the problem.

Many of the population don't believer her, me included. The actual problem is that once they're here, our processes for handling them are completely broken. If we put half the effort into processing arriving immigrants as we did into confining and demonising them, we wouldn't be in this mess in the first place.

s1962a

5,682 posts

168 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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Tom8 said:
I don't particularly like the woman but if she is dangerous now, what is she if she ignores the problem and lets it carry on? What is the solution? We are wrapped in bureaucracy that prevents us simply removing people who shouldn't be here. We voted to leave an organisation that allowed us to send people back.
We voted to stop uncontrolled migration from Europe - which we have done. In 2016 I think it was 200k net migration, mainly from Europe. in 2022 it was 600k net migration, mostly from outside of Europe, with 8% of that being the illegal boat people.

We got what we voted for didn't we?

z4RRSchris

11,471 posts

185 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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We voted to stop the eastern Europeans from coming and stealing our jobs,

Now we have the boat people stealing our 3* hotels.

Its all political game playing with no "solution",

PH is very left wing these days

Tom8

2,714 posts

160 months

Wednesday 4th October 2023
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deckster said:
Tom8 said:
I don't particularly like the woman but if she is dangerous now, what is she if she ignores the problem and lets it carry on? What is the solution? We are wrapped in bureaucracy that prevents us simply removing people who shouldn't be here. We voted to leave an organisation that allowed us to send people back.
It depends on what you think the problem is. Braverman would have you believe that the people arriving are the problem.

Many of the population don't believer her, me included. The actual problem is that once they're here, our processes for handling them are completely broken. If we put half the effort into processing arriving immigrants as we did into confining and demonising them, we wouldn't be in this mess in the first place.
Anyone entering a country by a dinghy and without passport, therefore "permission" is surely a problem?