In a brilliant move, France has designated Britain as Rwanda. Thus allowing it to dump all of its illegals here.
The problem for Britain being:
1 France hasn't officially told us this yet.
2 Britain is paying France to dump its illegals here.
In a brilliant move, France has designated Britain as Rwanda. Thus allowing it to dump all of its illegals here.
The problem for Britain being:
1 France hasn't officially told us this yet.
2 Britain is paying France to dump its illegals here.
Paris and other areas of France have been burning overnight, as people get uppity over Macron's decision to raise the retirement age from 62 to the EU average of 64.
Such is the extent of the unrest, that the planned visit today by King Charles has been postponed.
Interviewed on the news last night one young protesting scrote bleated that it was his "human right" to retire at 62.
He, and the other idiots, are conveniently ignoring the fact that the French pension bill comes to Euro330BN per annum. They might want to ask themsleves who is meant to pay for their early retirement (given that they think it's their right to spend 20-30 years being paid for by others).
People are living 20-30 years beyond their retirement age. The pension systems around the world are not geared to pay for people to do nothing for 20-30 years, like it or not something has to change.
Very punchy interview just now on Sky News by Jersey senator @Ian_Gorst on Brexit fishing row.
— Joe Mayes (@Joe_Mayes) November 1, 2021
``It's bordering on they're just being silly,'' Gorst says of the French threats 1/ https://t.co/HQcvCjoMcN pic.twitter.com/95p87Z0KOU
BREAK: Quite extraordinary moment in France this morning...
— Darren McCaffrey (@DarrenEuronews) October 15, 2020
The homes and offices of France's health minister and director general of health have been searched by police as part of a judicial enquiry into the government's handling of the #coronavirus pandemic
Fillon making statement - says he's been a victim of political assassination, and says he will not withdraw
— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 1, 2017
UK immigration minister confirms work to start on £1.9m Calais wall. https://t.co/iTtaT347hM— Brian Groom (@GroomB) September 7, 2016