Agitated LBC callers debate the migrant crisis

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  • @i-am-vonnegut
    @i-am-vonnegut Год назад +73

    Even if we stopped all incomers. The glaring fact is that your current Conservative government has still beat your public services to a pulp not fit for UK residents.

    • @jaxcoss5790
      @jaxcoss5790 Год назад +5

      Ain't that the truth. It's an absolute disgrace.

    • @genesis1765
      @genesis1765 Год назад +3

      in 98' Blair gov did a paper on migration independent it stated that we required migration from the EU and outside for public service from sweepers to doctor consultants. because the British public didn't want to do these sort of jobs hence why Blair opened the door slightly. this for example gave us 1.5 months waiting at hospitals.

    • @janiperttila8049
      @janiperttila8049 Год назад

      The public services maybe be worse for the brits, but are they not still infinitly better for the asylum seekers? A bad hospital is better than no hospital. A small free apartment is still better than paying for an even smaller one in your home country.

    • @annepoitrineau5650
      @annepoitrineau5650 Год назад

      Not to mention the fact that we need immigrants for jobs.

    • @genesis1765
      @genesis1765 Год назад

      people have to realise that visa applicants have to pay £500 per year for NHS service per year

  • @franklingoodwin
    @franklingoodwin Год назад +178

    "I've written to my local MP. I'm not going to say which one because he's not my local MP" These are the types of geniuses that phone LBC daily?

    • @alyx1654
      @alyx1654 Год назад +22

      Any bet it's either thick as mince Gullis or Anderson

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +1

      .....and listen daily...totally agree....!

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +8

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @greamespens1460
      @greamespens1460 Год назад

      We had a labour MP that did not step foot in their constituency until they were put forward by the party.

    • @grahamlees4394
      @grahamlees4394 Год назад

      @@alyx1654 sadly no but the MP for Bishops Stortford is actually a Tory Assistant Government Whip 🤣

  • @Ny-kelCameron
    @Ny-kelCameron Год назад +46

    Donna is completely 100% correct.
    England and Europe is reaping the whirlwind of the decisions and actions taken in the past.
    It's foolish that modern day English people and Europeans think that the pillage and plunder that took place on their behalf in the past didn't have consequences.
    The past matters.

    • @davidpersaud1630
      @davidpersaud1630 Год назад +6

      BS

    • @insertname2035
      @insertname2035 Год назад +5

      ​@@davidpersaud1630it's true though

    • @clmclmn21
      @clmclmn21 Год назад +6

      If the past matters when are countries such as Mongolia, Turkey and Japan (who also had empires) going to get the comeuppance?
      I could also add the various Dynasties and Caliphates to that list and also the Africans who took other Africans land and the Africans who took other Africans as slaves. No calls for reparations or comeuppance fort he either. Yeah this 'past matters' argument doesn't really stack up does it? Either that or it's ALL one way!

    • @insertname2035
      @insertname2035 Год назад +2

      @@chrisj9700 you should look up some history. There is not a country in this world Britain doesn't meddle in

    • @mr.centrist5789
      @mr.centrist5789 Год назад +7

      @@insertname2035 You really need to stop using the past as an EXCUSE for countries not helping out their people. Colonialism ended and the people refused to help themselves. So stop BSing. British are not the same as 1800s so what on EARTH are you even talking about?

  • @bingbonghippy
    @bingbonghippy Год назад +124

    How does Tom not see the connection between our foreign policy and people fleeing the effects of our foreign policy? It's quite remarkable and very depressing.

    • @cowbanchalam9725
      @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад +7

      Perhaps a case of "none so blind as those who will not see"

    • @user-bg9ws7ys4k
      @user-bg9ws7ys4k Год назад +1

      Precisely....

    • @user-bg9ws7ys4k
      @user-bg9ws7ys4k Год назад +7

      And Donna is right 😂....but poor Tom doesn't actually know the British history nor the power of karma....and the fact that you reap what you sow.....

    • @Lezzyboy87
      @Lezzyboy87 Год назад +6

      Hes deliberately not seeing it

    • @chad0x
      @chad0x Год назад +1

      Brexit voters aren't known as deep thinkers.

  • @gc8074
    @gc8074 Год назад +32

    The last caller was absolutely correct rich people are profiting from the bombing of Syria and the poor in this country and all over Europe are suffering the consequences!!!!!!

  • @JohnMccabe-kr7du
    @JohnMccabe-kr7du Год назад +121

    Donna should have just used the words "exploited" and "looted" and "stolen" instead and she was 100% correct

    • @Dontjudge103
      @Dontjudge103 Год назад +1

      If brits and wh5e people in general REALLY knew the level of anger there is for them in Asia and Africa, they’d not speak ever again. Things will get heated literally over the next few decades. War is approaching and we’re ready to go 😅😊

    • @grtcara8386
      @grtcara8386 Год назад +11

      Stop all benefits

    • @JohnMccabe-kr7du
      @JohnMccabe-kr7du Год назад +16

      @@grtcara8386 don't let brexiters hear you say that,stats show most of them were on benefits or pension.
      Or do you just mean stop the 40 odd quid a week asylum seekers get?

    • @grtcara8386
      @grtcara8386 Год назад

      @@JohnMccabe-kr7du no I mean stop it all cos of precisely what you said. They are all on it and they think they are entitled to it by virtue of them being white and Anglo Saxon so my solution is stop all benefits

    • @hbt739
      @hbt739 Год назад +3

      Especially if u think about Afgahnistan

  • @isabelskelton794
    @isabelskelton794 Год назад +1

    What did the British take from Afghanistan 100s of years ago?

  • @trebm3
    @trebm3 Год назад +62

    It’s amazing how ignorant people are

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +6

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @steveallen1635
      @steveallen1635 Год назад

      ​@@christhomson8924Europe will collapse and fall in to total anarchy!

  • @tyromenobber-fb2ls
    @tyromenobber-fb2ls Год назад +11

    I like Poland and Hungary..
    Zero tolerance...nobody comes in to their country...reject EU legislation....job done. They are now the safest places to live in Europe.

  • @craftmatthew
    @craftmatthew Год назад +26

    Ahhh…the classic “free house and benefits”
    Absolutely thick as mince

    • @alyx1654
      @alyx1654 Год назад +9

      I heard every new migrant who arrives gets given their own county, just yesterday some poor sod was given Kent

    • @Raven431
      @Raven431 Год назад

      They are housed for free via agencies I know for a fact a lot of student let’s now housing them at 1400 per month bills are paid for and all the damage is paid for. They get a small allowance per week for food

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад

      ...yep...that would be outrageous...totally agree....!

    • @grahamlees4394
      @grahamlees4394 Год назад

      @@Raven431 kindly explain - if the money spaffed up the wall on housing Asylum seekers in hotels owned by Tory donors, the Bibby Stockholm and defunct RAF bases in totally unsuitable places in the countryside was used instead on processing claims in a timely fashion (perhaps in France as has been offered) those who qualify for asylum (currently about 95% or more) could be allowed to work and look after themselves and contribute to the tax take.
      It's the Tory way - just like Doctors pay - instead of paying them, they are spending the money on locums at considerably more cost just to make a point...

  • @CFlfc98
    @CFlfc98 Год назад +37

    Libya wasn’t bombed for any reason other than the West and its allies wanted to replace Gaddafi with someone more aligned particularly regarding oil, gold and pan-Africanism. “Humanitarian intervention” only ever seems to be applied to dissident states. Strange coincidence.

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +5

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @RichieBedfellows
      @RichieBedfellows Год назад

      Correct! The West forcing a belief system for no other reason than to economically exploit from then- on- in. History repeating itself.

    • @Thurmoman
      @Thurmoman Год назад +1

      Wrong

    • @pmarsh3700
      @pmarsh3700 Год назад

      @@christhomson8924No you do not have that right. For example you do not have a given right to stay in a country that you seek asylum in.

  • @sarahpengelly8439
    @sarahpengelly8439 Год назад +28

    Jonathon is a Daily Mail reader!
    I've heard this same story so many times before ( yawn)

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +1

      ...think you're probably right....we need more here....absolutely agree with you...!

  • @Sovereign-kh4ng
    @Sovereign-kh4ng Год назад +4

    Donna is historically correct and that word, although harsh is shockingly accurate of historical British forces in colonies. I say that as a White British person. I have long thought that the UK is reaping the whirlwind of colonialism, cause and effect can take place over hundreds of years and this is the result.
    However, its not the rich people in this country that are being blamed when their ancestors DIRECTLY were involved with colonialism and they got the benefits while the working class of this country, most of which have no ties to colonialism are told its THEIR fault. The rich people should be blamed for colonialism, not the working class.

  • @diegolove173
    @diegolove173 Год назад +25

    Donna is spot on ! Iraq , Afghanistan , Libya ....

  • @wim7506
    @wim7506 Год назад +14

    Donna is absolutely right. Let England take responsibility for their results of the past.

  • @TheWatchman1893
    @TheWatchman1893 Год назад +72

    These people used to ring James O'Brien up all the time and get absolutely humiliated, I miss those days

    • @terrysmith5168
      @terrysmith5168 Год назад +13

      Yes James is great at making uninformed less educated people then himself look daft ( he actually thrived off it ) but he'd have a very different outcome against a well informed person such as Douglas Murray , infact he'd get tied in knots and have to cut him off 😂

    • @MrRailjunkie
      @MrRailjunkie Год назад

      @@terrysmith5168 Well informed Douglas Murray is a hate preaching bigot & I'm sure James would say as much. Also those callers probably think Douglas's word is gospel.

    • @user-bg9ws7ys4k
      @user-bg9ws7ys4k Год назад +13

      ​@@terrysmith5168goodness me....I'll take James' outpourings over Murrays' every day....bc with James there is a possibility for a dialogue while Murray's is not....anyway, we are all wasting our time with our "opinions" 😅 while James and Murray are making money off them....keep the unwashed entertained etc....just thinking out loud 😊

    • @TheWatchman1893
      @TheWatchman1893 Год назад +10

      @@terrysmith5168 lol Douglas Murray 🤣

    • @terrysmith5168
      @terrysmith5168 Год назад +2

      @@TheWatchman1893
      Douglas Murray is a number one best selling author who's books have stayed on the no 1 list for twenty weeks 🤪

  • @PrimitiveFuturologist_YTC
    @PrimitiveFuturologist_YTC Год назад +38

    Tom is wrong. That’s literally what happened to most countries that came under British rule.

    • @cowbanchalam9725
      @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад +7

      All the purge crimes were performed by the British Empire at some time.
      Forced castration to eradicate ethnicity was just one example.
      Ever wondered why they don't teach the truth of Britain's empire days in schools?
      And we condemn others from our ivory tower

    • @yootaobe5536
      @yootaobe5536 Год назад

      ​@@cowbanchalam9725in India they carried out public executions to force the colonies into submission, strapping prisoners to the front of cannons and firing them. I was never taught any of the evils of the british empire in school.

    • @limpethead
      @limpethead Год назад

      ​@cowbanchalam9725 yes tell the truth about what the Germans had planned for the Africans not once, twice. And who stopped them. Start the class off with, " why doesn't Germany have any colonies anymore in Africa?".

    • @davidpersaud1630
      @davidpersaud1630 Год назад +1

      Liar

    • @limpethead
      @limpethead Год назад

      @@davidpersaud1630 The Africa campaign. The Italians wanted the top half, the Germans the bottom. They both got battered. Wasn't long ago WW2. Late 1800s the Germans were doing gas Chambers in Africa. We kicked them out then. They had to hand over all their colonies to the Allies, because the Africans were a walk over and couldn't defend themselves. And that Is why the Germans don't have any colonies anymore. They were eliminating all the Africans they could get there hands on. Thank their lucky stars The British were waiting for them. Don't worry though. Now Africa is empty they can go back in with the EU Army. 3rd time lucky. No one to stop them now.

  • @DianeD862
    @DianeD862 Год назад +22

    Donna is spot on agreed 👍 well done on her for speaking out.👌👌👌👌

  • @cameronclarkhull
    @cameronclarkhull Год назад +10

    I think people forget, once your claim is accepted, they are entitles to pay their taxes just like anything else.
    There are no legal routes to come to the uk thanks to the tories, and claims aren't being processed

    • @susancurtis1651
      @susancurtis1651 Год назад

      If that is the case then how come that more are arriving through legal channels than arrive illegally. They should be returned. There is no law that says we cannot return them and Australia did it. They are bound by the same nautical laws.

    • @loveyourselffirst549
      @loveyourselffirst549 5 месяцев назад

      ​@susancurtis1651 Legal immigration and asylum are two different things.

  • @reeling-in
    @reeling-in Год назад +1

    Labour and their ‘policies’ have always attracted the flies!

  • @rosekk9101
    @rosekk9101 Год назад +15

    Tom has no idea!
    He should do a bit of research before defending Britain!

  • @loluk867
    @loluk867 Год назад +40

    With all due respect to Swarbrick, he doesn't have the right to police the language people like Donna uses to describe the crimes that the UK has perpetuated on her country.

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +1

      ....which crimes?....and stay away from twitter...!

    • @TEMUJINARTS
      @TEMUJINARTS Год назад +7

      ​@chatham43 use your head more effectively

    • @clmclmn21
      @clmclmn21 Год назад +2

      @@TEMUJINARTS You know what? As a British person I used to have a lot of shame for the crimes that Britain had committed. But every time I apologised it fell on deaf ears and the final result was more calls for more apologies. I am done with that now. I am proud to be British and I am proud of the British Empire. Yes it made some mistakes, but show me an Empire (or country) which hasn't! Britain is a fantastic country and you have it to thank for the abolition of slavery and for so many inventions that make your life comfortable today. Maybe you should use your head more effectively like I did mine, 12 years ago.

    • @loluk867
      @loluk867 Год назад +3

      @@clmclmn21 It sounds like you were never really sorry or shameful in the first place and your "pride" is just disguised spite and resentment.

    • @tonycowin
      @tonycowin Год назад

      ​@@clmclmn21Doubt.

  • @cgmat7804
    @cgmat7804 Год назад +1

    I drove from Kent to Manchester on Sunday morning, to miss the traffic, the roads were full.....all 4 lanes.....too many people in England - I am a tourist, just an observation

  • @christhomson8924
    @christhomson8924 Год назад +16

    every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @GameCountryUK
    @GameCountryUK Год назад +36

    "I don't like the word you used to describe what happened to your country", Tom is such a neolib.

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +5

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @loopylisful
      @loopylisful Год назад

      @@christhomson8924why do you keep spamming the comments with this message?? It’s bizarre

  • @Viewpoint91
    @Viewpoint91 Год назад +2

    Also anyone who has a hatred of this country for whatever reason and currently resides here well, they know where the airport is.

  • @georgeryan3310
    @georgeryan3310 Год назад +35

    This is the first time i have listened to Swarbrick and i can assure you it will be the last,does he not understand that you can not take events in history out of the equation especially when you consider how recently some of this history occurred.

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +1

      ...depends which equation your equating....please elucidate......

    • @obscurazone
      @obscurazone Год назад +4

      ​​@@chatham43There was this little thing called 'The British Empire'. You might want to start with that when equating why many immigrants should rightly feel entitled to come to Britain.

    • @silverbullet2008bb
      @silverbullet2008bb Год назад +1

      The bulk of these boat immigrants are coming from Africa, countries that are not at war and have had their independence for a very long time.

    • @johnoldfield4181
      @johnoldfield4181 Год назад

      The last caller especially, his comments about smart bombs that only target ISIL members is very erudite in that the bombing completely ignores the unavoidable collateral damage to infrastructure in the surrounding area and how that might affect people with no affiliation to ISIL and give them cause to seek a safer life elsewhere. Then they get vilified by the people of the nation that conducted the bombing "to help free them"

    • @kier1568
      @kier1568 Год назад

      Also seems very misinformed. The last caller pointed out that ISIS were trained and armed by the UK and Tom starts rambling about how our military operations are targeting ISIS and not civilians.🤔 The point was that we are also partially responsible for all of the violence ISIS commits, not just our own military operations.

  • @HS-fm9kv
    @HS-fm9kv Год назад +14

    Tom not understanding the damage of empire on countries the British Empire pillaged….
    Still suffering of those effects today!

    • @silverbullet2008bb
      @silverbullet2008bb Год назад

      In 1945 Europe was in absolute ruins. It was rebuilt in less than a generation. China was exploited by the Europeans just the same as Africa, look at China now. The argument that poor countries are poor today because of what happened many generations ago is nonsense.

    • @TheAArmstrong
      @TheAArmstrong Год назад +1

      Get over it already

    • @jackkruese4258
      @jackkruese4258 Год назад

      And now the Chinese are doing it to them. Isn’t it time they stood up and took control of their countries

  • @danielbanks9589
    @danielbanks9589 Год назад +3

    The war in Afghanistan was to fight the Taliban but who created this in the first place. Successive American administrations supported the Taliban, going back to 1979. It was part of the cold war doctrine that my enemys enemy is my friend. America wanted Afghanistan to be the Soviet Unions Vietnam or Stalingrad. Who provided the Taliban with the artillery to shoot down Soviet attack helicopters?. Reagan and Clinton welcomed them to the United States and called then freedom fighters. It was after the war, when the U.S. didnt want to know, that a power vacuum was created and all the rogue elements, armed to the teeth, fought for supremacy.
    Just look at how many countries and functioning democracies the C.I.A. have destabilised in the name of anti communism, including Iran and Chile.

  • @marionmclean3749
    @marionmclean3749 Год назад +26

    It's high time people were given some facts about international maritime law. How many times have they been told? 🤦‍♀️

    • @grahamlees4394
      @grahamlees4394 Год назад +2

      the difficulty comes when there is little other than vacant space between their ears...

  • @rosekk9101
    @rosekk9101 Год назад +20

    Well done Donna..you said it like it was!

    • @yington
      @yington Год назад

      So why doesn’t the same thing happen in Japan then?

    • @iang-lb7nx
      @iang-lb7nx Год назад

      No, she didn't. You hate this country and will agree with anyone who slags it off.

  • @fuzzy5987
    @fuzzy5987 Год назад +21

    Yes, that £35 per week is definitely why people are risking life and death for. Daily fail readers are thick

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +2

      ...and you base that on what middle-class boy....?

    • @cowbanchalam9725
      @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад +6

      @chatham43 should there be a comma after 'what'? If not, the question is meaningless

    • @leanatale7251
      @leanatale7251 Год назад +7

      £47 per week, free hotel, free food, free heating, free medical, free dentist, free phone, free clothes, free gym, free bicycle. Scroungers!

    • @myx0myc0t4
      @myx0myc0t4 Год назад +5

      ​@@leanatale7251let me tell you, when i came to this country, i didn't even know about the benefits. The reason i came to this country is because i speak the language, and i felt like i could be an active member of the discussions over my life in matters such as NI number application, accomodation, finding a job, etc). I started working 2 days after I arrived here, and haven't been without a taxpaying job since, and haven't ever claimed benefits. English is the most commonly spoken 2nd language in the world, and it wouldn't be the case if the brits didn't put their paws on half of the world back in the days.

    • @clmclmn21
      @clmclmn21 Год назад

      @@myx0myc0t4 If the British hadn't 'put their paws in half the world back in the day' then the French would have so you'd just be in France now saying exactly the same, only in French. If not them the Spanish. If not them the Portuguese. If not them the Dutch. If not them then someone else. It's the story of humanity, not specifically the British.

  • @annepoitrineau5650
    @annepoitrineau5650 Год назад +6

    The lady caller started badly...but she has a point. People come to the UK (and other colonial powers) because they have heard of it, and because we make ourselves to be big successful cheeses internationally. Also, the UK (and France, Italy etc) have imposed their languages on these countries, so when things go bad, they think they can turn to the UK/France/Etc and that they might be able to live in peace and work here.

    • @thatguy2.09
      @thatguy2.09 Год назад +1

      Donna was spot on. Truth hurts

  • @RPNDWORLDWIDE
    @RPNDWORLDWIDE Год назад +3

    The man spoke of spongers: Where's the electricity, oil, gold, diamonds, medicine, clothes, metal, rubber, etc and Donna was honest and appropriate. We've never fought a war to benefit anybody but ourselves.

    • @tonycowin
      @tonycowin Год назад

      Correction - we've never fought a war to benefit anybody but the welathy and the landowners.
      WW2 being the exception. Though even corporations and rich families profited from that war too.

    • @jackkruese4258
      @jackkruese4258 Год назад

      But the West stopped doing that decades ago and now the Chinese are doing it to them. Isn’t it time they started growing up and taking responsibility instead of blaming everyone else.

  • @AnkhGirl
    @AnkhGirl Год назад +22

    Donna speaks the truth.

  • @moorejim13
    @moorejim13 Год назад +1

    Donna was not having it today, she said “you got a problem with asylum seekers, blame colonialism”

  • @darrenengland6269
    @darrenengland6269 Год назад +19

    I agree with Donna. I think the word she used was actually historically correct in many cases, it isn't an inapropriate word, it's an inapropriate act.

    • @lukaszzaremba7642
      @lukaszzaremba7642 Год назад +1

      The only thing inappropriate is chauvinist overreaction of global Britain lol.

    • @jackkruese4258
      @jackkruese4258 Год назад +1

      But do we want millions of more people like Donna living here who feel such resentment?

    • @darrenengland6269
      @darrenengland6269 Год назад

      @@jackkruese4258 I don't think most of us have much to worry about, we are not wealthy.

    • @amransaddique7009
      @amransaddique7009 Год назад +1

      He is more offended by the word then the actions of the empire.

  • @robertgannon-cx2mm
    @robertgannon-cx2mm Год назад +11

    Well said that woman!!!

  • @Depak1959
    @Depak1959 Год назад +12

    Boring right whinge cliches

    • @ravd8082
      @ravd8082 Год назад +1

      what your solution ? faster processing rubber stamp everyone we dont have a lot of space in the country ,

    • @terrysmith5168
      @terrysmith5168 Год назад +1

      ​@@ravd8082
      How does a government official process a person who has no documents ?
      It's almost impossible to make an informed decision

    • @ravd8082
      @ravd8082 Год назад

      @@terrysmith5168 thats why they need to be sent back not given luxury accommodation paid by the taxpayer

    • @OneilEdwards-v5n
      @OneilEdwards-v5n Год назад

      They do it all the time

  • @sueyourself5413
    @sueyourself5413 Год назад +4

    No, Tom, no. No one thinks that 20 years of Afghanistan was for them. No one. We're not American.

  • @raybo64
    @raybo64 Год назад +8

    So he's written to his local MP who's not his local MP 😂😂😂😂

  • @philthrelfall5294
    @philthrelfall5294 Год назад +4

    Listening to these callers just illustrates why the refugee problem will never get solved. They digest the bigoted, simplified headlines of the Express, Mail & The Sun and seem content in their ignorance!! I admire Tom's patience.

    • @tonycowin
      @tonycowin Год назад

      Exactly. The immigrant problem is a created crisis by the Tories.

    • @pauldadson3812
      @pauldadson3812 Год назад +1

      Let's hear your opinion when they are moved in next to you ,

    • @philthrelfall5294
      @philthrelfall5294 Год назад +1

      @@pauldadson3812 Ah, the age old "Wait until they live next to you" response! We have had native people living next door to us, who I would have happily exchanged for refugees!!

    • @tonycowin
      @tonycowin Год назад +1

      @@pauldadson3812 I have refugees living next door to me now. Lovely people.

  • @genesis1765
    @genesis1765 Год назад +17

    Tom is pretty thick about history. 👇
    "at the beginning of the war the British India Army was 200000 at the end of the war it was 2 million we could never have won the war without them" Churchill

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +4

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @clmclmn21
      @clmclmn21 Год назад +2

      @@christhomson8924 Do they ALL have the right to live in your house too?

    • @tonycowin
      @tonycowin Год назад +1

      ​@@clmclmn21How is somebody's private house the same as a nation-state? 😅😂

    • @genesis1765
      @genesis1765 Год назад

      @@clmclmn21 you get the bit about more people work more taxes more we can spend on our national treasures like the NHS. we are totally dependent migration to keep our country going from sweepers to consultant doctors.

    • @kakhagvelesiani3877
      @kakhagvelesiani3877 Год назад

      ​​​@@tonycowin By your logic, you shouldn't have a problem with them being housed with you. Do you want them to live on the streets ? What if there are not enough houses ? You would need to take them in, if you believe migration is the,, essential human right ", you fool. You would also have to pay for their housing, food, healthcare and etc. Millions of people, by the way.

  • @Squall20XXuk
    @Squall20XXuk Год назад +18

    The last caller had Tom on the ropes. He was out of his depth on this issue.

  • @KeithRingo
    @KeithRingo Год назад +1

    It a bit lit kettle black - the english complaining people are coming to their country and taking what they want lol

  • @Ad0akes
    @Ad0akes Год назад +5

    No visa No papers No entry

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад +1

      ...no chance....

    • @chad0x
      @chad0x Год назад +1

      That's a very very simple view on things indeed.

  • @adyjclarke
    @adyjclarke Год назад +1

    Some people believe every lie they read in the Sun/Express/Mail/Telegraph

  • @arbjful
    @arbjful Год назад +1

    Why does Britain have to involve itself in wars on foreign lands?

  • @tommiatkins3443
    @tommiatkins3443 Год назад

    Thank you Colin from Portsmouth... love to the family...love to the family

  • @rotnem0017
    @rotnem0017 Год назад +2

    I don’t agree with either one of those two callers! They’re both very extreme

  • @wolfgangvonuce9803
    @wolfgangvonuce9803 Год назад +1

    well said donna👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

  • @Garcia061
    @Garcia061 Год назад +7

    I like Tom but his understanding of why what happened in Libya happened (and the aftermath) is pretty basic and partly incorrect.

    • @chrisspencer6502
      @chrisspencer6502 Год назад

      Let’s be honest Libya was just a quick side mission.
      Obama and Cameron thought they quickly loot the place without troops and they were correct.

  • @Viewpoint91
    @Viewpoint91 Год назад

    Why are LBC always on the side of the migrant? And ridicules and insults anyone who has any criticism of the thousands who turn up on our coasts. Having travelled through countless "safe" countries.

  • @dav3bassman
    @dav3bassman Год назад +1

    Tories are the problem, not the poor

  • @Lezzyboy87
    @Lezzyboy87 Год назад +18

    LBC definitely feels like its getting very right leaning

    • @christhomson8924
      @christhomson8924 Год назад +13

      every migrant has the right to seek asylum in europe. this is an ESSENTIAL HUMAN RIGHT ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @jackkruese4258
      @jackkruese4258 Год назад +1

      @@christhomson8924
      And we in Europe have the right to say no.

    • @HowardNeil-k5r
      @HowardNeil-k5r Год назад

      Are you being sarcastic? LBC is now known as the Lefty Brainwashing corporation. Lammy ? Frie ? o Brien . Mair ? Marr ?

    • @HowardNeil-k5r
      @HowardNeil-k5r Год назад

      @@christhomson8924a genuine asylum seeker would seek asylum in the first safe country they get to but they All shop around Europe looking for the softest country with the best , easiest benefits, which is often Soft Touch Benefits Britain

    • @burymeingarbage
      @burymeingarbage Год назад

      ​@@christhomson8924You housing any undocumented fighting aged men from holiday destination countries then?

  • @jordanbooth4470
    @jordanbooth4470 Год назад +1

    Donna was absolutely 100% correct

  • @cowbanchalam9725
    @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад +4

    A genuine question.
    If it is determined that it is not safe for an asylum seeker to return to their country, is the country processing their claim obliged to accept them?
    If not, if they can't go home, where are they expected to go?
    Italy could end up accepting all genuine refugees if this were the case.

    • @jeremymerrifield7244
      @jeremymerrifield7244 Год назад +1

      Asylum seekers can claim in any country they want. This "safe country" statement is incorrect

    • @yington
      @yington Год назад +1

      @@jeremymerrifield7244
      Well they can’t really expect to be taken seriously by their end country then, jf they’ve travelled through multiple safe countries to arrive there.

    • @patrickchilds2987
      @patrickchilds2987 Год назад +1

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@yingtonRefugees are not obliged by international law to stop in the nearest’safe countries’ . Refugees may decide to head to a country like Britain because they may have relatives there or speak the language. The number of ‘safe countries’ that they travel through isn’t something that would be considered in their application

  • @hbt739
    @hbt739 Год назад +7

    The last guy got it.

  • @mattfm101
    @mattfm101 Год назад

    Gerneral migration is out of control, the largest army to attack this country was 30,000, the amount of people that immigrated here last year was 1,200,000 people.

  • @PassiveAgressive319
    @PassiveAgressive319 Год назад

    Donna is 100% correct

  • @MrBigSeanno
    @MrBigSeanno Год назад +3

    That first caller, Jesus wept, the Daily Mail, the Sun, Express, GBNews, et al sure did a number on these folk.

  • @crlewis
    @crlewis 8 месяцев назад

    It should be a bare minimum that in order to visit or stay anywhere you must be required to support yourself

  • @MercNov2011
    @MercNov2011 Год назад

    Don’t put them on ferries, TURN BACK THE BOATS like Australia did. Problem fixed

  • @scatchef
    @scatchef Год назад

    Love you Donna

  • @catch22again
    @catch22again Год назад

    We bombed germany in ww2 and havnt been flooded with germans seeking asylum !

  • @benhall4141
    @benhall4141 Год назад

    The 1st caller sounds very insecure.
    If he'd worked hard in his life, got a decent education, worked on getting his own decent job and raising his own living standards, he wouldn't be worried about immigration.
    Sounds like the 1st caller feels threatened by immigration.

  • @balwinderdosanjh1360
    @balwinderdosanjh1360 Год назад

    The Werstern World has pumped in TRILLIONS of POUNDS , DOLLARS , EUROS ..... into Africa but to what avail ? They couldn't fix their own problems with the money . I don't have a solution 😭🇬🇧

  • @terrysmith5168
    @terrysmith5168 Год назад +12

    The government is now spending eight million pounds of tax payers money a day on just hotels alone for the channel crossers . This figure works out to almost three billion pounds a year .
    All this is happening whilst British people struggle to eat and heat

    • @toriesdontgettazered7464
      @toriesdontgettazered7464 Год назад +14

      Tories are the ones to blame ..after all they caused this mess 😢

    • @terrysmith5168
      @terrysmith5168 Год назад

      No labour foreign policy started the unsustainable influx

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад

      @tories...yep....the lockdown was disastrous and those responsible should be brought to book...I agree.....

    • @terrysmith5168
      @terrysmith5168 Год назад +1

      @@chatham43
      Labour foreign policy caused the initial unsustainable influx

    • @Sirlarrythecat
      @Sirlarrythecat Год назад +10

      Just who created the problem or haven't you stopped to think about that. since 2010 the staffing levels of people that process refugees has remained the same they've barely processed the same amount of refugees and the amount of refugees has increased massively especially after leaving the EU as the UK was no longer part of the Dublin agreement. (Are you managing to keep up or is this too much for tiny exceptionist mind to take onboard?) not enough staff = Not as many cases processed... More Refugees do to Brexit = big backlog.. Big backlog of cases = More refugees waiting to be processed resuting in refugees being put into hotels and it's not the refugees fault that British people are struggling to eat and heat they haven't been running Britain since 2010 . Here's another thing for you to think about £3 billion a year on hotel bills how many of those hotels are owned by Tory donors and chums and how much would it cost to set up processing in France. Have a nice day!!!

  • @geraldsquire7163
    @geraldsquire7163 Год назад

    We don’t have room infrastructure is crippled

  • @Ajs_1988
    @Ajs_1988 Год назад +1

    We have had brexit, but still can't have control over our own borders. Its not brexit is it Mr Sunak?

  • @chocolatesugar4434
    @chocolatesugar4434 Год назад +1

    4:10 points made 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 nothing she say was a lie

  • @hirepgym6913
    @hirepgym6913 Год назад +1

    Yep dont give them anything they will soon paddle back

  • @getthepicture1000
    @getthepicture1000 Год назад +1

    Prime example of the type of person who has been radicalized by the Daily mail

  • @justaguythaine
    @justaguythaine Год назад +1

    "Blame ourselves" as if we are all individually responsible or complicit for the deeds of the ruling classes hundreds of years ago.
    It shouldn't be this easy to abuse or asylum system, we shouldn't have a home office that is ordered not to be skeptical about asylum claims.
    This is the ancestral homeland of the British, all people's deserve one this is ours!
    Most Britons can trace their DNA back to pre Roman Britain, this narrative that we have never had cultural homogeneity is false!
    We should curate and be proud of our culture and not only have a small oasis for the middle classes, I don't see any drive towards multiculturalism for the sake of multiculturalism in their towns and neighborhoods......
    It's all about lowering the value of labour and increasing the value of housing and services.

    • @cowbanchalam9725
      @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад

      Sceptical about asylum claims before they are carried out?
      To deport people who have no right to be in the country, it helps if you can identify who they are.
      Our elected government is 100% responsible for not identifying these people.

  • @frglrk
    @frglrk 3 месяца назад

    He thinks they wouldn’t come if they got no benefits 🤣

  • @bournagin4439
    @bournagin4439 Год назад

    "70% are granted asylum". And 94% are granted permission to stay after appeal. In France 34% are granted asylum. No appeal.

  • @johnoconnell2185
    @johnoconnell2185 Год назад

    If they have left the wonderful EU, they can go back to the wonderful EU.

  • @alistairdroker6476
    @alistairdroker6476 Год назад

    she is right...were experiencing "pay back"

  • @PAULGRIFFITHS-n6h
    @PAULGRIFFITHS-n6h Год назад

    Because of Brexit we cannot send them back to the EU country where they entered.The British people are running out of patience with the Government . Unfortunately 5:11

  • @cowbanchalam9725
    @cowbanchalam9725 Год назад +5

    If our reason for "towing them back to France" is that France is a safe country, couldn't France return them to Britain citing the same reason?
    Ultimately, it comes down to the 'safeness' of the origin of an asylum seeker's journey rather than where they make their legal claim for asylum.
    Where do asylum seekers get the idea that Britain is a 'soft touch'?
    From 'Boat People Daily' and its online equivalent?
    If their asylum claim is rejected, they are deported.
    Let's try a plan of deporting those who have no legal right to stay here by processing their claims.

  • @PassiveAgressive319
    @PassiveAgressive319 Год назад

    My Dad told me that he heard this same argument 60 years ago…..nothing has changed….sigh……😮

  • @DarkHelixia
    @DarkHelixia Год назад

    The solution is simple: when an asylum seeker lands in Dover you say: 'Bonjour! Être-vous perdu?'
    It may also be helpful to paint a massive Tricolore on the cliffs ...

  • @M23LONDON
    @M23LONDON Год назад +3

    Tom doesn’t really have a grasp on the consequences of our foreign policy

  • @judgejudy3035
    @judgejudy3035 Год назад +1

    Send them back or do send them back

  • @leanatale7251
    @leanatale7251 Год назад +2

    The Royal navy could just open fire on them.

  • @Trying_trying
    @Trying_trying Год назад +2

    Legally sending them back is impossible. There are so many legal implications so it’s not possible.

    • @stevec6427
      @stevec6427 Год назад

      Ironically, it was possible before brexit because we had a returns agreement

    • @Trying_trying
      @Trying_trying Год назад +1

      I remember I lived in the Middle East and all the countries there will pretty much never give anyone citizenship which guarantees people will not really bother trying to come and if your illegal and male you will be imprisoned until they can return you and it really does solve a lot of the problems here in the UK 🇬🇧. But this will never be done here as it is seen as extreme.

  • @darrengrimmer8541
    @darrengrimmer8541 Год назад

    Just let them in.. we have got unlimited room here.. we have a vast amount of empty housing.. our NHS is empty and needs patients.. schools are empty.. in short just let them in.. we have loads of room

  • @EGF1000
    @EGF1000 Год назад +8

    Most of the mess is created by the empire

    • @chatham43
      @chatham43 Год назад

      ....13 disastrous years of colonialism...absolutely....😊😂

  • @TJONESY5254
    @TJONESY5254 Год назад +1

    It's all about money for the government they don't care about social cohesion or our infrastructure it doesn't effect them, they see migrant men as more beneficial in terms of work, the government is depending too much on immigration.

  • @matthewdaisley9996
    @matthewdaisley9996 Год назад

    6:04 you had the opportunity to say no, it just didn’t matter Johnathan was 100% correct

  • @danielcarroll4936
    @danielcarroll4936 Год назад

    Sad that Tom balks at the the use of a word that describes the British actions for many centuries.

  • @goblinwisdom
    @goblinwisdom Год назад +1

    Is that builder trying to say he wants to vote reform... because holy moly fella further to the right is not a solution 😳.

  • @jamescooke6032
    @jamescooke6032 Год назад

    I'm gonna go to Sweden. They came here and pillaged... What a joke

  • @jasonbuckley2227
    @jasonbuckley2227 Год назад +1

    I wish Tom was James Obrien.

  • @andreamack7867
    @andreamack7867 Год назад

    It can be stopped. Just tow them back to France. Give it a few weeks and it’ll be ended

  • @moralezadrianna4449
    @moralezadrianna4449 Год назад

    To wherever they came from..

  • @wrexshunt
    @wrexshunt Год назад

    Second caller made many many great points 😬

  • @2clips2pins
    @2clips2pins Год назад

    Love all these little englanders 😂😂😂

  • @phillydavison
    @phillydavison Год назад +1

    Tom is very poor.

  • @ShobhaSpall
    @ShobhaSpall Год назад +2

    Loved it that atleast 2 people stood out and blamed UK for today's problem... 👏🏼