Post EU Referendum...Part II
Aug 18th 2018, 8:48 pm
#61
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by jimenato
Ah - more 'opinion masquerading as fact' from Bluey.
I can see why he never attempts to provided evidence for anything after yesterday's embarrassment.
Mind you - that graph was steep.
I can see why he never attempts to provided evidence for anything after yesterday's embarrassment.
Mind you - that graph was steep.
I provide links an evidence all the time, I can't help it if you can't understand it.
Sorry EMR I wasn't trying to insult you - I was trying to insult Capey.
Aug 18th 2018, 8:50 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
Let me know when he can hold the government to account.....
Is it;
At PMQs in Parliament? No, he's not an MP.
At the EU Parliament. Maybe on the rare occasions he turns up, but still unlikely.
In the media. Again, no. The people Farage appeals to aren't the majority of Tory voters. And no matter how much his dog barks, too much time has been wasted trying to get yet more exceptions to EU rules than trying to get a realistic deal. Same as the last 25+ years of our EU membership. Nothing changes.
Is it;
At PMQs in Parliament? No, he's not an MP.
At the EU Parliament. Maybe on the rare occasions he turns up, but still unlikely.
In the media. Again, no. The people Farage appeals to aren't the majority of Tory voters. And no matter how much his dog barks, too much time has been wasted trying to get yet more exceptions to EU rules than trying to get a realistic deal. Same as the last 25+ years of our EU membership. Nothing changes.
Aug 18th 2018, 8:52 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by EMR
Nothing to do with the UK not spending enough on training its own doctors and nurses and exploiting those from other countries..
Aug 18th 2018, 8:54 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Bipat
The majority of NHS workers are from non-EU countries, they apply to come they are not "stolen"!!
They are just as welcome to come from EU countries if qualified.
They are just as welcome to come from EU countries if qualified.
We should be training our own not stealing people from developing countries.
Aug 18th 2018, 8:58 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
Was Gina Miller an MP etc?
Aug 18th 2018, 9:04 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Bipat
EMR can you not understand? Foreign doctors are not "exploited", they come voluntarily, they can go back anytime and many do!! They all work to the same rules and pay scales.
It comes down to economics , nothing else..
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Aug 18th 2018, 9:04 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
The UK is ravaging former colonies of their young and skilled, yet the left think this is a good idea.
I don't think Bipat is left.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:06 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
The UK is ravaging former colonies of their young and skilled, yet the left think this is a good idea.
We should be training our own not stealing people from developing countries.
We should be training our own not stealing people from developing countries.
People from there decide to emigrate---or become expats, just like people on this Forum.
They are not "stolen", they apply for jobs!!
It is cheaper for the UK to employ ready-trained people, that could be said to exploit the British young applying for medical school places and jobs.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:07 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by EMR
You do not understand, if it was not cheaper to employ those trained by other countries the UK would have increased resources to train in thecU k.
It comes down to economics , nothing else..
Off You want to discuss a subject that has nothing to do with today's posts, start another thread.
It comes down to economics , nothing else..
Off You want to discuss a subject that has nothing to do with today's posts, start another thread.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:09 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Red Eric
I don't think Bipat is left.In general the left support continued mass migration and the theft of the youngest and brightest from other nations.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:12 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
I didn't say they were.
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
In general the left support continued mass migration and the theft of the youngest and brightest from other nations.
Last edited by Red Eric; Aug 18th 2018 at 9:14 pm.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:12 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by Bipat
Are you being serious???? If so you are as 'silly' as EMR. What you refer to as "former colonies" are not being ravaged.!!
People from there decide to emigrate---or become expats, just like people on this Forum.
They are not "stolen", they apply for jobs!!
People from there decide to emigrate---or become expats, just like people on this Forum.
They are not "stolen", they apply for jobs!!
It is cheaper for the UK to employ ready-trained people, that could be said to exploit the British young applying for medical school places and jobs.
Aug 18th 2018, 9:18 pm
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Re: Post EU Referendum...Part II
Originally Posted by EMR
You do not understand, if it was not cheaper to employ those trained by other countries the UK would have increased resources to train in thecU k.
It comes down to economics , nothing else..
Off You want to discuss a subject that has nothing to do with today's posts, start another thread.
It comes down to economics , nothing else..
Off You want to discuss a subject that has nothing to do with today's posts, start another thread.
Yes----I SAID it was cheaper to employ pre-trained personnel. Do you read???
What has that got to do with "exploitation", "stealing" etc in the above posts. stick to what you have some knowledge of when you introduce a topic.
