Sudan

[Khandro]

Does anyone ponder why so many British passport holding Sudanese are in Sudan?
One chap on the front page of today's Telegraph is weeping because he had left his wife & son there when he boarded the plane.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/04/27/sudan-evacuation-british-man-forced-leave-wife-son-flight/
He is described as a taxi-driver; I was wondering how a British taxi-driver can afford the time & money to take his family for a visit to Sudan, - any ideas please?

[Untitled]

i would love to know davebro’s strategy for “just dealing with” a civil war lol

pathetic and ignorant

[fripfrip]

fender62 19:20 well said mate exactly my thoughts on the matter,
when are the snowflakes going to realise when people are take the mick out of our country.

[webbo3]

Eid

[gulliver1]

Can I have a pint of what Davebro is on please.

[retrocop]

Just satisfy yourself with Hopleaf gullie

[Peter Pedant]

Is Sudanese farming, (surely subsistence level?) vis-à-vis British taxi-driving a great career move?

no water in short

On hols a few weeks ago Luxor, and a taxi driver outside the hotel engaged us in a Yorkshire accent. Hospital care worker and it obviously hadnt worked out....

[Peter Pedant]

I wish the random mad mod wdnt 'improve' the flow of a thread by deleting something
and making the next five posts nonsense / redundant

zap zap zap - oh that is MUCh better
jesus

[Peter Pedant]

This thread isn’t AB’s finest hour it has to be said
compared to a standard Brexit brou-ha-ha

it is a shining path

[Peter Pedant]

anyone who has a british passport has right of abode in the uk peter
straight nope on that one

All British citizens automatically have right of abode in the UK.
Some Commonwealth citizens may also have right of abode.

You can prove you have right of abode if you have a UK passport describing you as a British citizen or British subject with right of abode.

[ichkeria]

A grand total of 1500 so far: one a doctor who worked 15 years in the NHS.

How dare he :-)

[Peter Pedant]

I seen one of the stranded regs I met in A+E in Manch.
Neighbour in with haemoptysis - white triage nurse said - so what it is only little
I said you're joking
the white SHO screamed - - -- TTTTTTTT - BBBBBBB!
The tall lanky foreign doctor lopped past and I said
صباح الخير دكتور هل انت بخير؟
and he loped further....and saved another life

I later said ( after admission) - you are sudanese arent you? ( his habitus was tall and lanky and you get let sun in a hot climes compared to mr blobby) and he said " yes I heard you speak arabic but I thought I must be hallucinating so I ignored you"

and I said - you have seen a lot of TB in the Sudan: this isnt a case is it?
and he said 'No, it isnt'

[Khandro]

ichi: // A grand total of 1500 so far: one a doctor who worked 15 years in the NHS.

How dare he :-)//

Indeed! in fact watching this morning's News there's hundreds shouting, "NHS Doctor, let me on!"

[Peter Pedant]

yeah there are!
in the NHS

[fender62]

Khandro, they are all doctors or work for the nhs, and engineers, including there grannies mothers fathers uncles children etc.