Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Rwanda: Alex Phillips reacts to court injunction preventing migrants from being deported to Rwanda" video.

I am sure you are for elected dictatorships. But just remember you are not to be the leader, but the dispensable subject, the peasant. Remember you are to be nothing in this society.
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@maggiemiller2942 Sick of the nationalist hostility and rabble rousing. You clearly followed the liars and charlatans that manipulated your hostile and xenophobic contempt.
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@355PH You mean like the laws that forbade Berlin lawyers and notaries from working on legal matters relating to Jewish bsinesses? Haters of freedom unite across the decades.
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Has anyone actually read the government agreement between the UK and Rwanda? Article 16: 16 Resettlement of vulnerable Refugees 16.1 The Participants will make arrangements for the United Kingdom to resettle a portion of Rwanda’s most vulnerable refugees in the United Kingdom , recognising both Participants’ commitment towards providing better international protection for refugees . So it is a qid pro quo so we settle refugees in Rwanda and they settle their refugees in return! Still love the idea GBers?
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@maggiemiller2942 Borders have two sides. Worth remembering. Whereas the UK – France border was before 2020 the jurisdiction of an EU agreement, since 2020 the UK has to rely on the goodwill of observing a bilateral agreement. France has no need to prevent migrants as they would under the EU agreement. You have greater sovereignty but isn’t greater co-operation more useful in this issue? we need private healthcare and private everything that will stop them coming over . Interestingly your proposal for stopping mass migration is to adopt a US style healthcare system. Has it stop mass migration to the US? Not stopping at destroying the UK economy, you want to make healthcare accessible only to those who can afford to pay. It seems that there are those willing to decimate the UK destroy its vales, its institutions as revenge for their Pyrrhic victory.
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It's always the bloody same. In 1933, the German government opened a camp for several hundred to restore order in the country. There were the lefty activist lawyers attempting to prevent the enemies of the volk being separated from the rest of the hard working people. In 2022, the British government made a deal with a developing African country to send many hundreds to restore the PM's popularity and to show to the hard working people that they are doing something. Again, there are lefty activist lawyers attempting to prevent the enemies of the people being separated from the rest of the hard working people. *Dachau, Rwanda: what's the difference*?
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@Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs. Nice try though What do the likes of you care? Not a jot: there is nowt but indifference and dependence on stereotypes. No the first is the concentration camp invented by the British in Africa, and if you know your history of WWII also used in Liverpool to separate the "enemies of the people" from the "patriotic and hardworking people".
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@Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs. Right-wing populism is the answer to many of the questions: with its enforcers, media and you GBers, the type of people who would gladly bring back public executions for their death cult blood lust!!! why things are so bad in France people won't stay . For one thing, this lie is repeated so often you GBers consider it to be the truth. So come on, where in the Refugee Convention does it say that refugees must register in the first safe country ? And for another, perhaps they don't speak French, or that they don't have connections there. Perhaps it is as simple as that and the suspiciousness of a minority is based on ignorance and/or what Wilhelm Reich called an "emotional plague" - a hatred of spontaneous action that is supported by your own patronising stance ( "can only stamp it's ickle feeties" ). As for my “meagre intellect”. Interesting that considering the level of inarticulate comments and frankly far-right shithousery you don’t get to challenge them: because they are real .
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Randa? Should someone who doesn't understand British democracy be allowed to vote? “The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute perusal of the GB News message board" - Wenston Chirchull
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@francesbrown5116 What do you mean by "oppose British interests"? The UK government? Any report that holds the UK government to account for violation of human rights is then opposed to UK interests ?
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