Asylum seekers refuse to leave emergency accommodation

Stevieluvsye

Odhinn wrote: »

What nations specifically....?

Albania being one.

South Africa being another

Jimmy Garlic

creeper1 wrote: »

Many very wealthy countries in the east these days - Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore etc etc yet its all down to western countries to endlessly absorb migrants.

Korea will still be recognisable as Korea in fifty years. Ireland will be culturally extinct at the rate things are going. Was looking at a map predicting population growth in Europe 2017-2050, 33% population growth predicted for Ireland, in 33 years, think about it, doesn't take a genius to figure out what fffg has us signed up for.

Danzy

Ultimate Seduction wrote: »

Well send in those guards with the balaclavas on they used for evicting Tennant's a few months ago.

They only do that in the interests of corporate capital, not against it.

InTheShadows

We are such an incredible soft touch. Problem is if the Gardai/Army etc.. are sent in to move these folks out you'd have Paul Murphy and his merry mob of layabouts dragging RTE down to the site to show the "disgusting heavy handed tactics of the state".

Boggles

creeper1 wrote: »

Have you considered that maybe it shouldn’t exclusively western countries doing the heavy lifting on asylum?
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They aren't.

There is 5-6 million refugees in countries neighboring Syria.

Roger Hassenforder

InTheShadows wrote: »

We are such an incredible soft touch. Problem is if the Gardai/Army etc.. are sent in to move these folks out you'd have Paul Murphy and his merry mob of layabouts dragging RTE down to the site to show the "disgusting heavy handed tactics of the state".

Even if theyre put on a plane, there could be other gobshîtes passengers interfering

Odhinn

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Albania being one.

South Africa being another

Fair enough.

InTheShadows

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Korea will still be recognisable as Korea in fifty years. Ireland will be culturally extinct at the rate things are going. Was looking at a map predicting population growth in Europe 2017-2050, 33% population growth predicted for Ireland, in 33 years, think about it, doesn't take a genius to figure out what fffg has us signed up for.

It's official FG policy to increase the population of the nation by 1 million by 2040. Middle class Irish people can't afford or don't want to for various reasons have big families so you are left with an open door policy to bring in people from Africa and the middle east who happily will pop out 5-6 kids over the next 10-20 years.

Doesn't take a genius to figure out how that will end. The results are already outing and it's going to be a **** show of epic proportions. But wacism etc..:rolleyes:

Boggles

InTheShadows wrote: »

We are such an incredible soft touch. Problem is if the Gardai/Army etc.. are sent in to move these folks out you'd have Paul Murphy and his merry mob of layabouts dragging RTE down to the site to show the "disgusting heavy handed tactics of the state".

TBH, I have never heard Murphy mention Refugees.

How many Guards arrested him in the bogus false imprisonment case?

Was it 4 or 6?

Stevieluvsye

InTheShadows wrote: »

It's official FG policy to increase the population of the nation by 1 million by 2040. Middle class Irish people can't afford or don't want to for various reasons have big families so you are left with an open door policy to bring in people from Africa and the middle east who happily will pop out 5-6 kids over the next 10-20 years.

Doesn't take a genius to figure out how that will end. The results are already outing and it's going to be a **** show of epic proportions. But wacism etc..:rolleyes:

Good post

I have said it many times, the Welfare system needs to be addressed and overhauled urgently to stop us becoming a haven of all sorts.

Stevieluvsye

Boggles wrote: »

TBH, I have never heard Murphy mention Refugees.

How many Guards arrested him in the bogus false imprisonment case?

Was it 4 or 6?

Murphy is more for the Irish waster than he is for refugees

TheValeyard

Why is the title all in Caps? Feels like I'm reading The Mirror newspaper

DesperateDan

TheValeyard wrote: »

Feels like I'm reading The Mirror newspaper

That would be the entire thread, not just the title

Boggles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Good post

I have said it many times, the Welfare system needs to be addressed and overhauled urgently to stop us becoming a haven of all sorts.

Down the pub with a rolled up Daily Mail in your arsé pocket?

Stevieluvsye

Boggles wrote: »

Down the pub with a rolled up Daily Mail in your arsé pocket?

Well ye actually but also in other places, work, home, whoever the fcuk will listen to me (Paper fairly accurate also)

ohnonotgmail

TheValeyard wrote: »

Why is the title all in Caps? Feels like I'm reading The Mirror newspaper

Daily Mail, surely?

Eric Cartman

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Pretty high rejection rates on all but the Syrians

so we mostly take syrians and a majority men, good that we can lock that in now so those denying its mostly men can put that one to bed.

inforfun

https://twitter.com/cdavandaag/status/1003980366015811585

[Tr: Asylum seekers who have exhausted all legal remedies try to squat a house where people live. We believe that the squatting ban must be enforced. Amsterdam must cooperate in the deportation of asylum seekers who have exhausted all legal remedies and must not give them false hope that they can stay here. #kraken [/quote]


Amateurs.... refusing to leave an hotel.

Come back when they want to squat in a house where the actual owners are still living.

That was June 2018.

ambasite

Sonny noggs wrote: »

I see there is another ongoing thread regarding Courtown, hopefully there is no link to this.

Why?

Ultimate Seduction

ambasite wrote: »

Why?

Better an Irish gang running around assaulting girls *allegedly* than a forigen gang. ?

Galwayguy35

They should be told to go where they are supposed to be or clear off back to where they came from.

That would soften their cough fairly lively I'd imagine, but of course it will never happen.

CinemaGuy45

Ultimate Seduction wrote: »

Interesting that your first thoughts are to blame the agency not the chancers fleecing us the taxpayer.

I think you missed that sarcasm in my post I was just higligting something for people to draw their own conclusions.

I would have got back to you sooner but I am just back from a 24 hour ban for though crime on this subject.;)

4068ac1elhodqr

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

I think you missed that sarcasm in my post I was just higligting something for people to draw their own conclusions.

I would have got back to you sooner but I am just back from a 24 hour ban for though crime on this subject.;)

On a similar theme, by any random chance is 'Cinema'Guy45 anything to do with the 2Door'Cinema'Club hispter band, who had their own asylum seekers pop out their touring van just this week?

https://www.newstalk.com/news/two-door-cinema-club-truck-888886
Sure is a long way from Sudan to Galway in cargo/truck hold.

CinemaGuy45

Oakley Breezy Roadway wrote: »

On a similar theme, by any random chance is 'Cinema'Guy45 anything to do with the 2Door'Cinema'Club hispter band, who had their own asylum seekers pop out their touring van just this week?

https://www.newstalk.com/news/two-door-cinema-club-truck-888886
Sure is a long way from Sudan to Galway in cargo/truck hold.

Afraid not I am just a movie fan.

4068ac1elhodqr

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

Afraid not I am just a movie fan.

Just a funny coincidence. The hipster band from Bangor(NI) went on to suggest that Direct Provision is "not fit for purpose", and that the men need "love and support from their new community.

Glad to see the Bangor chaps offer to take them up to their home/town of Bangor. They have a nice marina there, and some amount of 'love and support' in whatever better quality centre is available there.

Jimmy Garlic

Eric Cartman wrote: »

so we mostly take syrians and a majority men, good that we can lock that in now so those denying its mostly men can put that one to bed.

Alledged Syrians. Fake Syrian paperwork isn't that hard to get a hold of and there is no way to check it's authenticity. That said a lot of the "Syrian" blokes showing up have no paperwork whatsoever.

Richard Hillman

Fun Fact: Delhi is closer to Damascus than Dublin

Sonny noggs

Ungrateful feckers

antix80

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Ungrateful feckers

Criminals

Beechwoodspark

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Ungrateful feckers

This is it.

Do these ppl realise how utterly ungrateful to Ireland they look???

Is it any wonder ppl have problems with asylum seekers in Ireland

Stevieluvsye

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

This is it.

Do these ppl realise how utterly ungrateful to Ireland they look???

Is it any wonder ppl have problems with asylum seekers in Ireland

The average salary per month in Syria is roughly €300, now imagine coming to Ireland, putting your feet up and earning nearly 3 times more than that for doing nothing.

Sonny noggs

antix80 wrote: »

Criminals

No, pretty sure they are all doctors and engineers.

Jimmy McGill

Ireland is not a first safe port of entry into Europe, so how do they get here in the first place?

Imagine having a safe roof over your head while claiming "asylum" and picking and choosing where you stay. Further proof that these are economic migrants and not genuine asylum seekers.

Thousands of Irish people on the streets and they don't get to pick and choose where they have a roof over their head. Tell them they'll be put out on the street and they'll change their tune.

up for anything

malinheader wrote: »

So will you and your other friends on here be offering to take them in if they are evicted.

I don't have friends on here. Everyone hates me. Stop with the stupidspeak.

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

This is it.

Do these ppl realise how utterly ungrateful to Ireland they look???

Is it any wonder ppl have problems with asylum seekers in Ireland

Only certain kinds of people have problems with asylum seekers in Ireland in general. Other people might have the odd problem with an individual but across the board, no.

antix80

Sonny noggs wrote: »

No, pretty sure they are all doctors and engineers.

Merkel must have kept them for herself.

Jimmy McGill wrote: »

Ireland is not a first safe port of entry into Europe, so how do they get here in the first place?

Well now we have this bizarre burden sharing plan.. which is just to stop Italy refusing all the immigrants that are so important to the EU's plan. It will also help retcon the anomaly you outlined above.

I see we're accepting 2 of the criminals from the 116 that invaded Italy in recent days.

Boggles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

The average salary per month in Syria is roughly €300, now imagine coming to Ireland, putting your feet up and earning nearly 3 times more than that for doing nothing.

Sure they probably staged the war that killed half a million people and displaced countless others just to get over here.

Stevieluvsye

Boggles wrote: »

Sure they probably staged the war that killed half a million people and displaced countless others just to get over here.

What has that got to do with my statement?

Boggles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

What has that got to do with my statement?

You seem a bright lad, I'm sure you can work it out.

It's not that nuanced.

eagle eye

Refusing to leave emergency accommodation. I wonder why they were seeking asylum in the first place?

Stevieluvsye

Boggles wrote: »

You seem a bright lad, I'm sure you can work it out.

It's not that nuanced.

Well the ones that have made it here have hit the jackpot compared to their mates stuck in camps in Turkey

And what i will also add and i don't like bringing Brexit in to this thread but the number of Asylum seekers and illegal immigrants is going to rise dramatically after October 31st.

But no doubt Leo and his boyz have put a plan in place for this

Boggles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Well the ones that have made it here have hit the jackpot compared to their mates stuck in camps in Turkey

They are certainly better off.

You would hardly begrudge them that would you?

Stevieluvsye

Boggles wrote: »

They are certainly better off.

You would hardly begrudge them that would you?

No i don't begrudge them. What they experienced, no person should have to witness.

The caveat being that they must contribute to society after a period of integration.

However i do begrudge the Albanians, the Georgians, The Saffers, Nigerian and so on.

Anto Lynch

Dont forget we need more migrants to keep the wages down.

https://www.independent.ie/business/jobs/not-enough-migrants-arriving-to-keep-pay-down-central-bank-38356212.html

Probably worth a thread of its own.

Boggles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

No i don't begrudge them. What they experienced, no person should have to witness.

The caveat being that they must contribute to society after a period of integration.

I agree allowing them to integrate is very important.

It's the reason these asylum seekers wouldn't get on the bus.

However, they said they did not want to leave, saying they had put down roots, built friendships and got involved in the local Tidy Town committee and other local events .

Eighteen refused to board the bus which arrived on Monday, telling Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) officials that they would only leave if they were going to long-term accommodation

Anto Lynch

Boggles wrote: »

I agree allowing them to integrate is very important.

It's the reason these asylum seekers wouldn't get on the bus.

Put down roots... would you give me a break. The place is open a few months. That whole statement is a contradiction..

Boggles

Anto Lynch wrote: »

Put down roots... would you give me a break. The place is open a few months. That whole statement is a contradiction..

What's the real reason they wouldn't leave so Anto?

Beechwoodspark

Boggles wrote: »

Sure they probably staged the war that killed half a million people and displaced countless others just to get over here.

If genuine i have no issue with them but I still would have major problems with bogus claims

Anto Lynch

Boggles wrote: »

What's the real reason they wouldn't leave so Anto?

"Weve put down roots here, so we arent leaving"

Unless of course its for permanent accomadation. Then forget the roots.

You buying that?

Boggles

Anto Lynch wrote: »

"Weve put down roots here, so we arent leaving"

Unless of course its for permanent accomadation. Then forget the roots.

You buying that?

Well yeah. It makes perfect sense.

But come on Anto you seem to have your finger on the pulse, what's the real reason?

Anto Lynch

Boggles wrote: »

Well yeah. It makes perfect sense.

But come on Anto you seem to have your finger on the pulse, what's the real reason?

When did the DP centre open in Courtown?