Cameroon Expels Thousands Of Nigerians

[anotheoldgit]

http://news.yahoo.com/cameroon-expels-thousands-nigerians-boko-haram-fight-113543988.html

I must pay a visit to specsavers, when I first read this I thought it said 'CAMERON'.

But joking apart perhaps our Mr Cameron should take a leaf out of Cameroon's book, in dealing with all these potential terrorists he seems to be letting into this country willy nilly?

[murraymints]

lol..me too !

[anotheoldgit]

Is there no end to this savagery, ISIS in the Middle East, and Boko Haram in Nigeria.

Makes one wonder how many of these savages are making it over to Europe and then the UK?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3184707/Held-three-jihadis-beheaded-Shocking-new-video-shows-depraved-Boko-Haram-decapitate-POLICEMAN-Nigeria.html

[youngmafbog]

There will be many making it over to the UK along with the paedophiles, rapists murderers and general n'er do-wells, all waiting at Calais and soon to be here.

We will put them up, feed them and probably give them a car. All they need to do is claim they are gay. Mind you if that got out they would probably be best avoiding tall buildings.

[bazwillrun]

"There will be many making it over to the UK2

exactly, thousands at least, most definitely already have...

[sevenOP]

Seems the neo-colonists are taking a leaf out of the Brit history book aog, but the natives are restless.

[Svejk]

You think we should be like the natives, 7up?
Stage our own Isandlwana, perhaps. Or roll over and welcome the invasion.

[sevenOP]

Svejk:_ "You think we should be like the natives, 7up?"

Which natives are you referring to Svejk ?

[Svejk]

The one's that are getting restless. Don't you read your own posts?

[sevenOP]

Just trying to clarify your question Svejk, but that proved fruitless; so by 'natives' I meant the Brits living in UK, by 'restless' I meant worried and nervous and if you meant should other people feel the same symptoms, I would hope not: we should demand that our government and the EU and the UN take long overdue action to alleviate the problem.

As to your second and third questions from your post @ 20:00 Wed 05th Aug 2015, the answer is No, WE have other options available that previous generations had not, and No to your third question, inaction will solve nothing and we should demand action from those I mentioned in the paragraph above.