Comments by "Anon Nemo" (@anonnemo2504) on "Boris & the Tories' Immigration Betrayal. Is the Covid Inquiry a Sham? Political Comeback 4 Farage?" video.

Yes, its provisions should apply only to those who have the legal right to enter and/or reside in the UK. Re the current Rwanda bill, the Tories are tearing themselves apart (again) over an issue that, ultimately, will make no difference to anything. Surely, our politicians have done the maths and realise that the prospect of a few hundred illegal migrants being sent to Rwanda will have no deterrent effect whatsoever on the tens of thousands waiting to cross the Channel. One must assume that they have, so this means a great deal of disingenuousness in their ranks but, I suppose, we all knew that already.
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Yes, our current problems have their roots in the spread of "comprehensive" education since the mid-sixties. Not only did this destroy the rise in social mobility brought about by the then numbers of sate Grammar schools achieving "critical mass", it brought in teaching staff of lower quality, left wing indoctrination of our children and those of whom go on to become teachers themselves continue the process. What we saw from senior Home Office officials at the recent select committee hearing is conclusive proof of the unfitness for purpose of the Home Office and sadly, this is probably true of the entire civil service.
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He also exposed the new form of corruption within our financial services sector. We owe Mr. Farage a huge debt of gratitude.
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I hope Mr. Farage does do what he "normally" does; identify a serious problem, tackle it and then, if he does leave, leave us in a better place. This is what happened with Brexit and his exposure of the new corruption within our financial service sector. We owe Mr. Farage a huge debt of gratitude.
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I agree. Mr Heydel-Mankoo was quite right in his analysis of what kind of "Conservative" MP will survive the next election and few will have much in common with Mr. Farage. Anyway, the Tories are tearing themselves apart (again) over an issue that, ultimately, will make no difference to anything, i.e. the Rwanda bill. Surely, our politicians have done the maths and realise that the prospect of a few hundred illegal migrants being sent to Rwanda will have no deterrent effect whatsoever on the tens of thousands waiting to cross the Channel. One must assume that they have, so this means a great deal of disingenuousness in their ranks but, I suppose, we all knew that already.
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The Tories are tearing themselves apart (again) over an issue that, ultimately, will make no difference to anything, i.e. the Rwanda bill. Surely, our politicians have done the maths and realise that the prospect of a few hundred illegal migrants being sent to Rwanda will have no deterrent effect whatsoever on the tens of thousands waiting to cross the Channel. One must assume that they have, so this means a great deal of disingenuousness in their ranks but, I suppose, we all knew that already. The COVID enquiry is a publicly funded, £100 million pantomime, focused upon tittle-tattle and who used which swear words to describe another and vilification of anyone who questioned "the science". That it will not be addressing the use of clearly flawed data, too many lockdowns of too long a duration, with their disastrous consequences, and the heavy promotion of a hastily developed and under-tested medical intervention by politicians and mainstream media is disgraceful. Mr. Mankoo's saying that its findings have already been written may not be very far from the truth. What we saw from senior Home Office officials at the recent select committee hearing is conclusive proof of the unfitness for purpose of the Home Office. Sadly, this is probably true of the entire civil service. My own recent experience includes HMCTS, within the Department of Justice, unashamedly and unapologetically admitting that it took them 5 months to get around to examining my application for grant of probate following the death of my father. Unfortunately, having exhausted the HMCTS complaints process, the issue, assuming my MP has got around to supporting me (I have heard nothing from him in 6 weeks), should now be with the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman, another bunch of civil servants, probably equally lazy and useless. An excellent discussion. Many thanks!
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