1/ In the 1990's #immigration stood at roughly 50k per year. This was a manageable number - we could build enough houses for them, there were enough jobs, places in schools for their kids and the NHS could cope with the sustainable growth in population.
@MasterMaliq I don't have a problem with Islam, I have a problem with Islamists. In the same way that during the 1970s/1980s I didn't have a problem with Irish Republican Catholics (being one myself) I had a problem with Irish Republican Catholic Terrorists.
@zarahussain999 You don’t have to abolish the system, just change it. Legalisation can use ‘not withstanding’ language to dis-apply international law and treaties to domestic law.
@brisey86718014@Nillo82948721 My companies’ HQ is in Seattle. We had five floors of a tower on Pike Place, now down to three - only one of which is busy, the other two are like ghost towns. Why? Covid era work from home policies. Nothing to do with local politics.
@SangitaMyska No he's demanding it because that is the standard playbook of politicians after these events. They call for it knowing full well it'll never happen and then they use that to accuse the incumbents of being 'undemocratic'.
@ShockatAdam In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@RmSalih In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@Dplanet In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@DavidPintoD In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@I_amMukhtar In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@MrBrendanCox In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
In the 70's and 80's when the IRA were at the height of their terrorist attacks on mainland Britain us Irish had to deal with the same thing. But guess what? When the IRA stopped their terror attacks people stopped harassing us. Perhaps learn from that.
@TheAliceSmith@jk_rowling It only came out yesterday. Rowling tends to take time and care before writing her posts - almost like a professional author, who would have thought it!? Perhaps she’s reading it thoroughly and digesting it before making comment?
@SocialistNHS No he couldn't. He doesn't have it in cash, he has it in conceptual 'stocks' which have a conceptual 'value'.
You can't spend or eat concepts.
@godofprompt I did something similar with Fable after seeing posts online suggesting it could build full games with a simple prompt. I asked it to build an Eye of the Beholder clone but with 5th edition rules and a procedurally generated dungeon. It did it - in ten minutes flat.