Comments by "Carl Summers" (@carlsummers2316) on "How 6 people in the English Channel found that illegal immigration is not without its hazards" video.

 @Bezart34 What's wrong with that. Why should we set a processing centre up in France. Last time I looked France wasn't at war and was a safe country
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@candy-le4nh No it's not pretty obvious lol. They're in a safe country and don't need to undertake the journey.
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@candy-le4nh They aren't under any obligation to seek asylum in the UK either. And I don't care what the poster says, ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT the clues in the tittle and they should be arrested the minute they step off the dinghy.
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@michaelscales5996 If they were arrested as soon as they stepped off the craft and processed in a prison camp, that would stop it overnight.
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@Bezart34 No I haven't. It's easy enough to enter this country through the front door. If you have to cross the channel in a dinghy It's a fair bet you're up to no good or an undesirable. Either way you have no business here. That's the bottom line, end of story.
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@Bezart34 I told you, there are over a dozen nationalities (non European) working at our site and more in the past. None of them came over on a dinghy, so I imagine they applied for visas or whatever you do to come over here. I wouldn't know off-hand as I was born here and haven't had to try to enter the country. What are you struggling to understand over the difference between legal and illegal migration?
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@Bezart34 All the security and cleaning staff at my site are African and Middle Eastern, none of them came over the channel. Hence they came in the front door via Airports. Maybe you aren't as clued up as you think. Out of interest the nationalities amongst others are Ghana, South Africa, Somalia, Saudi Arabia. Care to propose how they got into the country?
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@candy-le4nh If our government didn't want them here, they'd be met with guns and dogs, interned, processed and sent back to their country of origin. Pretty obvious really LOL.
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@candy-le4nh So in your book crossing the channel in an unregistered craft is a legal act?. Back to the other argument that they are already in a safe country and have crossed several safe countries to get to the French coast. I'm not interested in mealy mouthed arguments from a weak sister like you. They have entered the country illegally end of story.
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@tireachan6178 Or at some festival with a prick on stage shouting....let's hear it load and clear, refugees welcome
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@Bezart34 It's very relevant when you have at least 22 miles of heavily trafficked water to cross. That's why we are all on here bickering like children because one crossing went tits up and people died. There's your relevance.
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@Bezart34 Do you? I don't need to know it, but the the fact is lots of people do know and get in using it. The bottom line is France is a safe country and they don't need to make a perilous crossing through a very busy shipping channel....end of. I'm sick of listening to knock kneed spineless weak sisters like you who defend these criminals and that's what they are. Otherwise they'd be happy in France and wouldn't be trying to enter the UK illegally. If you want them here put some up in your home....but of course you won't have the room none of you ever do.
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You choose to make a perilous crossing across the channel in a dinghy and there's literally only one person to blame when it goes belly up....yourself. Take responsibility and the consequences of your own actions
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