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Why Should The Descendants Of The People Who Fled Germany, Now Wish To Desert The Country That Took Them In, Now Only To Return Back To Germany?
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Just to be clear (I think some of us may have misinterpreted what you mean) - are you saying that the Jews who came to Britain to flee the Nazis are showing ingratitude, or their descendants?
I ask because surely there can't be that many of the former?
So do you mean those who actually came to Britain, or their children / grandchildren / great grandchildren?
Just to be clear (I think some of us may have misinterpreted what you mean) - are you saying that the Jews who came to Britain to flee the Nazis are showing ingratitude, or their descendants?
I ask because surely there can't be that many of the former?
So do you mean those who actually came to Britain, or their children / grandchildren / great grandchildren?
sp1814
/// So do you mean those who actually came to Britain, or their children / grandchildren / great grandchildren? ///
I would have thought that some would now consider themselves truly 'British' and wouldn't just pick up stumps and head off to foreign climes, just because a democratic vote didn't go their way.
/// So do you mean those who actually came to Britain, or their children / grandchildren / great grandchildren? ///
I would have thought that some would now consider themselves truly 'British' and wouldn't just pick up stumps and head off to foreign climes, just because a democratic vote didn't go their way.
hc4361
/// Bear in mind that many people under 40 have never known life outside the EU and consider themselves European. ///
Then perhaps it is their lefty geography teacher who has never taught them that there is a group of islands off the coast of Europe called the "British Isles" also called the United Kingdom, consisting of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
For their benefit there is no such country called Europe or even the European Union.
/// Bear in mind that many people under 40 have never known life outside the EU and consider themselves European. ///
Then perhaps it is their lefty geography teacher who has never taught them that there is a group of islands off the coast of Europe called the "British Isles" also called the United Kingdom, consisting of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
For their benefit there is no such country called Europe or even the European Union.
Well just one example of many is:
'I would have thought that some would now consider themselves truly 'British' and wouldn't just pick up stumps and head off to foreign climes, just because a democratic vote didn't go their way.'
have you actually read that back to yourself and compared it to some of your other anti-immigration posts?
'I would have thought that some would now consider themselves truly 'British' and wouldn't just pick up stumps and head off to foreign climes, just because a democratic vote didn't go their way.'
have you actually read that back to yourself and compared it to some of your other anti-immigration posts?
They are not really planning to leave the UK. But wisely they are making contingency plans in case Brexit results in many job losses. The example given is the man working in the City. He seems to think that a lot of financial services jobs will be lost here as firms relocate to Frankfurt. If that comes to pass, he himself can move there despite being British born.
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