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The Conservative MP Giles Watling has published a statement on his website suggesting he would like to see British troops deployed in northern France to stop the boats.

Taken from his web-site:-

“It is undeniable that we need to police our borders and strengthen them. Fundamentally, it is perfectly acceptable that those who are not here legally should be deported to have their cases assessed – we cannot reward those who break the rules and I welcome the Government finally getting to grips with this issue.

However, and despite intense lobbying from colleagues of mine on both sides of the party, I am afraid I simply could not support any amendments to this Bill. This is not because I did not agree with them in principle, but simply because I do not believe that this Bill goes far enough – even with the proposed amendments, should they have passed.

The Home Office has demonstrated time and again that it is either unwilling or unable to grapple with the scale of the challenge facing it, and to that extent I believe it is time that it is relieved of the responsibility of policing our borders and instead the issue is handed to the Ministry of Defence. This is after all a defence of the realm matter and we need British boots on the ground.

Our borders must be stronger, and in order to achieve that we must explore negotiating with our continental neighbours, pointing out that they would regain control of their overrun towns from Dunkirk to Boulogne if they allow that, in addition to the people we already have in their command and control centres, we put British boots on the ground in Northern France to assist their efforts.

This is a relatively small piece of coastline with only a few practical places to launch these boats. We have drone technology and efficient armed forces. We should easily be able to stop the boats from even reaching the beaches and destroy them. In a very short time I believe that the migration route will stop. We will save lives, free up the French ports and stop illegal entry in this manner.

All it requires is determination and diplomacy of the highest order."





I can't add anymore to that

There speaks a man scared of Nigel Farage.

So we've got a bunch of squaddies on a beach near Dunkirk watching people boarding a dinghy. What do they do; shoot them? Stick their baynetts in the dinghy? Ask them nicely not to launch?

Giles Watling used to be in Liverpool-based shitcom "Bread". The twat.

Government aiming for moron vote. Good response by the chap here.

They may be aiming for the moron vote, but unfortunately for them it looks like morons are a dying breed. 27 points clear, and they’d be left with 41 MPs in the latest YouGov poll!

https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/ ... held-today

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 7:43 am They may be aiming for the moron vote, but unfortunately for them it looks like morons are a dying breed. 27 points clear, and they’d be left with 41 MPs in the latest YouGov poll!

https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/ ... held-today

It's a strategy, but one that risks dividing the morons between Reform, Revoke, Renenge, UKIP, SDP, Tommeh's latest creation and the Tories.

More on Barrowman from Neidle today.

Mone is relying on the Twitter equivalent of Steven Barrett for support. As Dan says in replys, there are no criminal investigations into what he's talking about. And anyway, investigative journalism

They're back on to moaning about Tony Blair (retired 16 1/2 years ago). Various race relations acts were passed years before Tony Blair even entered Parliament.

"Cultural destruction"

"The Handmaid's Tale" was a warning, not a fucking manifesto.

"Neil Buchanan"

Given the shit we're in with poverty, I think it's hard to argue that the Government got too hard a time from the BBC on benefits policy.

Number 73, presented by Sandi Toksvig, of all people (crimes against Tory too numerous and foul to mention), was propaganda for the Footists back in the 80s. FACT.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 12:08 pm "Neil Buchanan"

Given the shit we're in with poverty, I think it's hard to argue that the Government got too hard a time from the BBC on benefits policy.

Who is this plonker that Burley is interviewing?

Think its Huw Merriman. He had a day to come up with a better example.

Nobody was talking about "woke" before Starmer, apparently. Apart from Ben himself.

More Tories for Trump. Given that a Labour Prime Minister would have to work with President Trump, how far can they go in calling this stuff out?

Ben Bradley didn't have a great day, by the look of it.

Though the bigger point is why did the Government say they were briefed in advance? And do they really think Starmer and Hoyle are security threats?

Simon Clarke has called for a leadership challenge to Rishi, on the interesting belief that someone else could do less shit while still being one of the current crop of Tories.

I reckon that May election might be on after all. Just so he’s not ousted.

Ha ha.

Won't be enough to challenge Sunak, but we might get another John Redwood style photo of cranks out of this.