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Perhaps the same kind of measures should be enforced to prevent all 'undesirables' from entering the UK?
Perhaps the same kind of measures should be enforced to prevent all 'undesirables' from entering the UK?
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Is there any topic into which you will not drag immigration aog ?
One, among many, undesirables , presently barred from entering the UK is an American TV star and home style 'guru' who was jailed there for insider trading. Now that is the kind of person we must keep out; obviously an immediate threat to our security and our way of life !
One, among many, undesirables , presently barred from entering the UK is an American TV star and home style 'guru' who was jailed there for insider trading. Now that is the kind of person we must keep out; obviously an immediate threat to our security and our way of life !
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/// Is there any topic into which you will not drag immigration aog ? ///
Touches a few raw nerves does it Fred?
/// One, among many, undesirables , presently barred from entering the UK is an American TV star and home style 'guru' ///
Have you got a name for him?
Here are a couple of Muslims that have been barred, also a Jamaican reggae singer Bounty Killer, who strangly enough was not banned when he should have been.
/// Muslim cleric Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who had defended suicide attacks, was refused a visa but only after being a guest at City Hall of former London mayor Ken Livingstone. ///
/// Islamic preacher Zakir Naik who claimed ‘every Muslim should be a terrorist’ was banned from Britain but still addressed the Oxford Union via a video link. ///
/// And Jamaican reggae singer Bounty Killer (real name Rodney Pryce) was allowed to perform in the UK despite using lyrics which encourage the murder of homosexuals and promote gang culture. ///
/// Is there any topic into which you will not drag immigration aog ? ///
Touches a few raw nerves does it Fred?
/// One, among many, undesirables , presently barred from entering the UK is an American TV star and home style 'guru' ///
Have you got a name for him?
Here are a couple of Muslims that have been barred, also a Jamaican reggae singer Bounty Killer, who strangly enough was not banned when he should have been.
/// Muslim cleric Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who had defended suicide attacks, was refused a visa but only after being a guest at City Hall of former London mayor Ken Livingstone. ///
/// Islamic preacher Zakir Naik who claimed ‘every Muslim should be a terrorist’ was banned from Britain but still addressed the Oxford Union via a video link. ///
/// And Jamaican reggae singer Bounty Killer (real name Rodney Pryce) was allowed to perform in the UK despite using lyrics which encourage the murder of homosexuals and promote gang culture. ///
And there was that loon Dutch right-winger, Geert Wilders, who was initially refused entry - who was he seeing but that loony right wing fringe, UKIP, Lord Pearson no less bringing him into the sanctum of democratic free speech. Not that he or UKIP are into anti-immigration.....no way, erhmmmmm. AOG would be left high, dry and beached if they turn to a more pluralistic open door policy, one that embraces humanity.
It isn't a him, aog. It is Martha Stewart.
Not clear why you think immigration would touch a raw nerve of mine, aog. My ancestors got off the boat a very long time ago indeed. But why did you bother to ask a wider question on immigration policy in a simple question about one man's entry or denial of entry? You could ask the question without any reference to any news item.
Not clear why you think immigration would touch a raw nerve of mine, aog. My ancestors got off the boat a very long time ago indeed. But why did you bother to ask a wider question on immigration policy in a simple question about one man's entry or denial of entry? You could ask the question without any reference to any news item.
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