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Breaking news Diss hotel refuses to take single men boat people

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Primrose53 Thu 24-Jul-25 10:20:45

Good news.

Park Hotel at Diss, Norfolk have just announced they will not accommodate single men illegal immigrants.

There were protests at the hotel a few nights ago because locals do not want this small town invaded. It was peaceful until the pro migrant groups turned up who don’t even live there.

Anyway, well done the Park Hotel. šŸ‘šŸ‘

Daddima Fri 25-Jul-25 09:33:22

pably15

there are so many empty houses in the country , why are our own homeless not getting them

The problem with that is that so many of ā€˜our own’ homeless have other complex issues, like mental health conditions, or drug and alcohol dependency. Also, a lot of single parents with children are offered these empty properties, but refuse them for various reasons, like they would be away from family and friends. Much is made of ex-servicemen being ā€˜on the streets’ while ā€˜illegals’ are in 5 star hotels, but in many local authorities ( definitely in mine) ex servicemen are given priority, but again there are other issues like PTSD.
Sadly it is not as simple as number of homeless equals number of empty properties.

sundowngirl Fri 25-Jul-25 09:36:10

"I would like to see our current PM crack on with his election promise of smashing the gangs"

Granny Gravy - I don't think that will ever happen. Smash one and there will be 10 more waiting to take their place.

We need a deterrent. Labour should have, at least, tried the Rwanda scheme rather than cancelling it on the first day after the election. We will never know now if it would have worked or not. It was very short sighted of Starmer

Teazel2 Fri 25-Jul-25 09:38:34

petra

Teazel2

karmalady

CariadAgain

Latest video on YouTube by BlackBeltBarrister (for anyone who wants to check him out) is:

' Lies and Insults; This Just Gets Worse! '

I watch many of his vlogs, he is typically barrister, facts and more facts. Worth watching for his clear unbiased analysis of any subject

I have just watched him too, very worth listening to.

Stripeygran, I hope someone reports your offensive posts.

I think you’re getting your posts muddled.

Not muddled but maybe should have posted separately!

CariadAgain Fri 25-Jul-25 09:45:29

GrannyGravy13

Being concerned about 1,000’s of single men being housed together around the country, with nothing better to do other than hang around street corners is not being racist.

This is certainly one of the things I am concerned about. I'm beyond "leering at" age group now - but it still concerns me.

....and beyond current concerns is I do seriously wonder about the rise in the number of Sharia courts in our country. Initially I thought - if they want to use their own "law" on their own people instead of "THE Law (the proper law") = that's up to them I guess. But I do worry they would try and use their "law" on us instead of "THE Law" (the real deal).

That's something I see coming - for US - if we don't stop this in its tracks.

I'm concerned too that already I suspect a lot of people (particularly women) in some areas will be doing self-restriction on their lives - eg not going out at night when they normally would, etc. I'm stubborn enough that I will keep leading my/our lifestyle always absolutely regardless and if I want to walk somewhere at night/wear revealing clothing/eat publicly in the daytime in any month of the year then I will do so. But I do know many women will self-restrict (eg that British woman that got told off for dressing in our way in our country the other day by men saying "It's OUR area" to her). Personally I've obviously learnt better than her (and many others) to stand up for myself - I've not come from a "hard" background - but I have had to learn to stand up for myself and I fear a lot of women haven't and will go in for (apparently voluntary) self-restriction.

Things can edge in very gradually. For instance just a few years back I would have had zero idea when Ramadan is. These days - one can't very easily miss it - because there are supermarket chains for instance having special Ramadan offers, there are Ramadan celebrations, etc. That means - in parts of our country - it's not a case of "Didnt abide by it because I didnt know it was happening". It's a case of "Couldnt miss it was happening - and having to use willpower on carrying on with life as normal and ignoring it" - as it would feel like subtle pressure not to, for instance, walk along the street eating - there might be glares, there might be people cheeky enough to tell us off for it.

Daddima Fri 25-Jul-25 09:46:27

love0c

Amazing Greece have said if you arrive here illegally the choice is yours, go home or go to prison. Yet they are in the EU and still in the EHRC. How come we still do nothing??? We are not in the EU anymore. Labour must go. We can not survive another 4 years of them.

May I ask, what is it that threatens your survival? Are you already struggling with circumstances definitely attributable to migrants?

Bukkie Fri 25-Jul-25 09:47:34

I haven't even worked out how to cut abd paste on Gransnet so I have no chance. Never seen or heard a blog or vlog in my life.

Teazel2 Fri 25-Jul-25 10:07:16

Daddima

love0c

Amazing Greece have said if you arrive here illegally the choice is yours, go home or go to prison. Yet they are in the EU and still in the EHRC. How come we still do nothing??? We are not in the EU anymore. Labour must go. We can not survive another 4 years of them.

May I ask, what is it that threatens your survival? Are you already struggling with circumstances definitely attributable to migrants?

Daddima, please see excellent post above by CariadAgain in answer to your question. Its the slow creep and imposition of Muslim ways. It must be stopped, this is our country, a CoE country.

Bukkie Fri 25-Jul-25 10:10:18

And not andsmile

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 10:11:19

Teazel2

Daddima

love0c

Amazing Greece have said if you arrive here illegally the choice is yours, go home or go to prison. Yet they are in the EU and still in the EHRC. How come we still do nothing??? We are not in the EU anymore. Labour must go. We can not survive another 4 years of them.

May I ask, what is it that threatens your survival? Are you already struggling with circumstances definitely attributable to migrants?

Daddima, please see excellent post above by CariadAgain in answer to your question. Its the slow creep and imposition of Muslim ways. It must be stopped, this is our country, a CoE country.

It's Church in Wales here, not C of E, Teaze12.
I don't think Scotland has an Established Church either.

Shinamae Fri 25-Jul-25 10:13:03

love0c

Amazing Greece have said if you arrive here illegally the choice is yours, go home or go to prison. Yet they are in the EU and still in the EHRC. How come we still do nothing??? We are not in the EU anymore. Labour must go. We can not survive another 4 years of them.

I wonder if Starmer is familiar with the phrase..
Nero fiddled while Rome burned……

Daddima Fri 25-Jul-25 10:15:23

Skydancer

GrannyGravy13

Being concerned about 1,000’s of single men being housed together around the country, with nothing better to do other than hang around street corners is not being racist.

Absolutely. We are heading for big trouble in this country. I doubt if Reform can solve anything but they say they will and people believe them. Labour have 4 years to sort this out otherwise Nigel Farage will be the next Prime Minister.

May I ask, has Nigel Farage actually spelled out HOW he is going to solve this ā€˜problem’? Now I may be missing that bit, so does anyone know what his policy would be?
My other concern is that I’ve seen things posted on here from government websites or Chartered Institute of Housing, but people still quote immigrants getting social housing, and being housed in luxury hotels. I wonder why people choose to believe this picture of ā€˜thousands’ of men ā€˜leering at women’, then going to their ā€˜premier’ hotel, rather than actually check out these stories.
I find that attitude much sadder than the immigrant problem.

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 10:16:19

GrannyGravy13

Being concerned about 1,000’s of single men being housed together around the country, with nothing better to do other than hang around street corners is not being racist.

It's a lazy insult used by those who cannot answer the myriad of questions posed by those who just want the Government to come up with some solutions.

It also assumes they are the only ones who have welcomed people of different ethnic origins, religions, into their families. They are not.

growstuff Fri 25-Jul-25 10:20:58

Allira

GrannyGravy13

Being concerned about 1,000’s of single men being housed together around the country, with nothing better to do other than hang around street corners is not being racist.

It's a lazy insult used by those who cannot answer the myriad of questions posed by those who just want the Government to come up with some solutions.

It also assumes they are the only ones who have welcomed people of different ethnic origins, religions, into their families. They are not.

Being concerned is natural and not racist. However, it is racist when it's being used as a cover by racists for a different agenda.

growstuff Fri 25-Jul-25 10:22:39

Moreover, it doesn't assume that they are the only ones who have welcomed people of different ethnic origins etc ... absolutely not. You made that up.

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 10:25:37

šŸ¤”

Not necessarily.

Boadicea Fri 25-Jul-25 10:29:18

Oh Jennifer Eccles!
I bet everyone who has seen your user name today now has that earworm!

CariadAgain Fri 25-Jul-25 11:25:06

Allira

Teazel2

Daddima

love0c

Amazing Greece have said if you arrive here illegally the choice is yours, go home or go to prison. Yet they are in the EU and still in the EHRC. How come we still do nothing??? We are not in the EU anymore. Labour must go. We can not survive another 4 years of them.

May I ask, what is it that threatens your survival? Are you already struggling with circumstances definitely attributable to migrants?

Daddima, please see excellent post above by CariadAgain in answer to your question. Its the slow creep and imposition of Muslim ways. It must be stopped, this is our country, a CoE country.

It's Church in Wales here, not C of E, Teaze12.
I don't think Scotland has an Established Church either.

I'm not Anglican - I'm not particularly any label personally.

But "Anglican church" covers all bases in this country I feel. I know that in England it's referred to as "the Church of England", in Wales it's referred to as "the Church in Wales". I'd not checked before - but a quick google referred to it as being called "The Scottish Episcopal Church". So the Anglican church does exist throughout our country - it just might get a change of name dependant on which bit of our country we're talking about.

May be just as well to refer to it as "the Anglican church" wherever it is. I know I'd have had no idea what the Episcopal Church was and guess I'd just been assuming it's a different denomination. So that's new information to me that it's the same church/different name. I guess the Scottish bit is "established" - because the English and Welsh bit is - ie it's "the" denomination/"the" main church and then there's the others (Methodist, Baptist, Unitarian, etc etc).

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 12:07:36

guess the Scottish bit is "established" - because the English and Welsh bit is

No, the Church in Wales is not an Established Church as I posted earlier.

CariadAgain Fri 25-Jul-25 12:59:01

It's not clear to me just what "established" means. I take it as meaning = it's our church/our main denomination - and then there's the other denominations....and I don't think it matters at all as to whether it has that word attached to it or no - as we all just see it as "That's our main church/main religion...".

Not familiar with the financial set-up - ie whether the Church of England gets any grant money or let off tax or something by the Government on the one hand but maybe the Scottish and Welsh bit don't....

It doesn't make any difference personally that I can see - just "That's OUR church...and there's the other Christian churches we have if one wants a change of emphasis".

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 13:31:34

I guess the Scottish bit is "established" - because the English and Welsh bit is

What does it mean that the Church of England is the Established Church?

• Why do bishops sit in the House of Lords?
• What is the link between Church and State?

The Church of England is known as the Established Church with the Monarch as its Supreme Governor.

An Established Church is a church recognized by law as the official church of a state or nation and supported by civil authority.

Allira Fri 25-Jul-25 13:32:19

It doesn't make any difference personally that I can see

It makes an enormous difference.

MayBee70 Fri 25-Jul-25 13:55:42

The people organising these protests have an agenda. People that support them need to realise that if they get control of the country they might then may be part of the agenda eg privatising the NHS. ā€œFirst they came forā€¦ā€ etc etc.

CariadAgain Fri 25-Jul-25 14:04:22

MayBee70

The people organising these protests have an agenda. People that support them need to realise that if they get control of the country they might then may be part of the agenda eg privatising the NHS. ā€œFirst they came forā€¦ā€ etc etc.

We've already witnessed "the member for Pakistan" lobbying in our Government (ie for money for an airport - in Pakistan!!!!!).

Someone ought to sit him down and explain exactly which country he is an MP for......

MayBee70 Fri 25-Jul-25 14:45:42

So does that make it ok for neo nazi groups to stir up political unrest in the uk ok?

Spinnaker Fri 25-Jul-25 15:30:15

MayBee70

So does that make it ok for neo nazi groups to stir up political unrest in the uk ok?

I think the politicians of this (and previous) governments are quite adept at stirring up political unrest enough without any added interventions. If they got the problem sorted there wouldn't be an issue.