commonly Posted yesterday at 13:00 Report Posted yesterday at 13:00 Oh dear! Do you read the mail? You mean it's sold there, not produced. So, it's not a mafia/gang making all the profits???🤔 elmoputney 1 Quote
Dave Fowler Posted yesterday at 15:39 Report Posted yesterday at 15:39 2 hours ago, commonly said: Oh dear! Do you read the mail? You mean it's sold there, not produced. So, it's not a mafia/gang making all the profits???🤔 It wasn't literal but you missed that. Afghanistan? Quote
commonly Posted yesterday at 16:03 Report Posted yesterday at 16:03 The barbers, vape & phone repair shops, etc., are just a front, where the dodgy cash gets laundered. The war on drugs is a lost cause & successive governments are too stubborn to admit it. Instead of regulating and taxing it. I think its Portugal that tried this years ago. Guess what overall drug misuse dropped significantly. That's a win in my book 15 minutes ago, Dave Fowler said: Afghanistan What's this got to do with the Greens? elmoputney 1 Quote
greekskii Posted yesterday at 16:29 Report Posted yesterday at 16:29 Green is carpy. End of. elmoputney and commonly 1 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted yesterday at 17:25 Report Posted yesterday at 17:25 54 minutes ago, greekskii said: Green is carpy. End of. Proper carpy. commonly 1 Quote
commonly Posted yesterday at 18:11 Report Posted yesterday at 18:11 I might be wrong, but wasn't there talk of them banning leisure fishing?? Urm! Quote
greekskii Posted yesterday at 19:00 Report Posted yesterday at 19:00 Reform and restore are waging war on animal cruelty too. elmoputney 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted yesterday at 20:43 Report Posted yesterday at 20:43 1 hour ago, greekskii said: Reform and restore are waging war on animal cruelty too. Don't forget the human suffering they are planning. Quote
elmoputney Posted yesterday at 20:52 Report Posted yesterday at 20:52 2 hours ago, commonly said: I might be wrong, but wasn't there talk of them banning leisure fishing?? Urm! They can't just ban anything without putting it through parliament and lords tbh, I couldn't see it getting through there would be a huge pushback , but at least we would have cleaner rivers and lakes to fish. Dave Fowler 1 Quote
Dave Fowler Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago You can't fish a lake or river regardless of its purity if the sport is banned. The Groans will deliver nothing but austerity and mediaevalism, they are categorically not the party they used to be. I don't want to wait and see, by then it'll be too late. One day it'll be Christmas, gobble gobble. elmoputney 1 Quote
greekskii Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago As long as they can do maths properly and understand it, they’ll do better than 99% of other politicians elmoputney 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago 3 hours ago, Dave Fowler said: You can't fish a lake or river regardless of its purity if the sport is banned. The Groans will deliver nothing but austerity and mediaevalism, they are categorically not the party they used to be. I don't want to wait and see, by then it'll be too late. One day it'll be Christmas, gobble gobble. Who said they will ban it not them when I asked? Also what do you think we've had in this country for the last 40 years, Thatcher started the rot and we've been asset stripped ever since. Thinking Rupert Lowe will solve anything 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Priceless Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago On 28/02/2026 at 10:17, Dave Fowler said: Stop talking sense now. 😆 Legalised hard drugs, really ? It's in their manifesto and Zack Polanski said on the news: "Speaking to BBC South East ahead of his party conference, Zack Polanski said he agreed with a Kent Green councillor, who earlier this year called for the legalisation of all drugs, including class A drugs like heroin and crack cocaine." So you legalise drugs, and in the process increase the welfare bill and psychiatric reliance in the NHS. If you go the other way and reduce the 'acceptability' of drug taking, increase criminal punishment and dare I say it prevent the incoming mafia dealers from abroad by reducing immigration you can start to break the problem. Quote
emmcee Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 23 hours ago, elmoputney said: Don't forget the human suffering they are planning. Excuse my ignorance but what human suffering are restore or reform planning? Quote
elmoputney Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 33 minutes ago, emmcee said: Excuse my ignorance but what human suffering are restore or reform planning? Remigration of illegal immigrants, that will become a witch hunt of any non white citizen of the UK. This is part of their policy manifesto Operationally, the paper recommends a two-pronged approach: voluntary departures reaching around half a million or more per year driven by a hostile environment, and between 150,000 - 200,000 enforced removals per year. Just sounds like BNP fascist nonsense to me. Exactly the same sort of propaganda present in 1930's Germany. Quote
framey Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, elmoputney said: Remigration of illegal immigrants, that will become a witch hunt of any non white citizen of the UK. This is part of their policy manifesto Operationally, the paper recommends a two-pronged approach: voluntary departures reaching around half a million or more per year driven by a hostile environment, and between 150,000 - 200,000 enforced removals per year. Just sounds like BNP fascist nonsense to me. Exactly the same sort of propaganda present in 1930's Germany. Illegal immigrants… yup, no problem with that. if you want to come over then do it the correct way. commonly 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, framey said: Illegal immigrants… yup, no problem with that. if you want to come over then do it the correct way. How can they when there is no safe and legal routes sent up? commonly 1 Quote
framey Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 19 minutes ago, elmoputney said: How can they when there is no safe and legal routes sent up? That’s down to the government to sort out not me. Britain has been built on migration so I genuinely have no problem with it we would be screwed without it. illegal, then that’s a different story. commonly 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 3 hours ago, salokcinnodrog said: It's in their manifesto and Zack Polanski said on the news: "Speaking to BBC South East ahead of his party conference, Zack Polanski said he agreed with a Kent Green councillor, who earlier this year called for the legalisation of all drugs, including class A drugs like heroin and crack cocaine." So you legalise drugs, and in the process increase the welfare bill and psychiatric reliance in the NHS. If you go the other way and reduce the 'acceptability' of drug taking, increase criminal punishment and dare I say it prevent the incoming mafia dealers from abroad by reducing immigration you can start to break the problem. People start taking drugs for a lot of reasons. Most aren't criminals quite often victims of circumstance. The prisons are already overcrowded and just breed more addicts, who then get released and the cycle continues. Rehabilitation into society would be a more useful tool. And by controlling drugs it could be taxed to fund treatment and rehabilitation so people could get back on their feet and contribute and integrate into society. Punishing people for taking drugs doesn't work but it makes criminals richer. commonly 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, framey said: That’s down to the government to sort out not me. Britain has been built on migration so I genuinely have no problem with it we would be screwed without it. illegal, then that’s a different story. It's not illegal to claim asylum. Quote
framey Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) 11 minutes ago, elmoputney said: It's not illegal to claim asylum. In the first safe country. dont need to go through 10 other safe countries to claim asylum plus asylum and migration are 2 different things. Edited 1 hour ago by framey Quote
framey Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) Ps I have no real problem with real asylum either. Edited 1 hour ago by framey Quote
elmoputney Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 11 minutes ago, framey said: In the first safe country. dont need to go through 10 other safe countries to claim asylum plus asylum and migration are 2 different things. Key Points on Claiming Asylum in the UK No "First Country" Rule: There is no international law stating that refugees must claim asylum in the first safe country they reach. UK Inadmissibility Policy: Under UK law, the Home Secretary can declare a claim inadmissible if you were previously in a safe country where you could have claimed asylum. Removal Challenges: While the government aims to remove people to safe third countries, this requires that another country is willing to accept them, which is not always feasible. Post-Brexit: The UK is no longer part of the EU Dublin Regulations, which previously allowed for the transfer of asylum seekers back to their first point of entry into the EU. How to Claim: You must be present in the UK to claim asylum; it is not possible to apply from outside the country, such as at a UK embassy. commonly 1 Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 15 minutes ago Report Posted 15 minutes ago 2 hours ago, elmoputney said: Remigration of illegal immigrants, that will become a witch hunt of any non white citizen of the UK. This is part of their policy manifesto Operationally, the paper recommends a two-pronged approach: voluntary departures reaching around half a million or more per year driven by a hostile environment, and between 150,000 - 200,000 enforced removals per year. Just sounds like BNP fascist nonsense to me. Exactly the same sort of propaganda present in 1930's Germany. So this country can continue to afford incoming immigration? You do know that Britain has had over 10million come into this country since 2010? The cost per day to the UK taxpayer is around £6million. The majority are not refugees, not asylum seekers, but are economic migrants. The total last year who were genuine refugees is 33,000, out of 898,000. Some figures to make you think, and why we cannot continue to allow the system as it is. Quote
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