Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "How we can be certain that those crossing the English Channel in small boats are illegal immigrants" video.

Two questions. Firstly, where do these migrants get the money to pay traffickers? Most Indigenous British don't have thousands of pounds of money to give to unknown people. Secondly, where do they get all these small boats from? Why doesn't the UK government buy up all the supply in France. Or get the frogs to crack down on people buying these boats. So only those with a genuine reason, can buy them.
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@robm8809 These migrants have to get across a natural barrier, that even Adolf couldn't. Stopping their access to these inflatables would stop the traffic. Even if that meant the UK had to spend millions buying up all the stock from wholesalers in France. They could even pay over the odds for them. Or do a deal straight with the manufacturers. Failing that, the dinghies should be impounded or destroyed, so they can't be reused.
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@drizzle952 Cutting off their noses to spite their faces. It's always those who are blind, complicit, or not affected, who are the ones who care about the native population, the least.
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 @scottpeterMA The British barber is an endangered species.
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@orvillefindley8117 Yes. There is a lot the UK government could do to find out where these dinghies come from. They spend billions every year on GCHQ and MI6. So how difficult would it be, if they really wanted.
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It makes the sacrifices of Brtish people, to keep Britain free during WWII, seem worthless.
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Maybe the froggies had been fattening them up, ready for the crossing?
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This channel has become required daily viewing for any indigenous Brit, who would like to see there country retain it's unique identity. Just like any people should.
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@GWAYGWAY1 Thanks for the information. If those running the show really cared. They'd make sure the supply of boats would be cut off. Even if that meant destroying them and recycling the PVC they are made from.
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@Mike Morris Of course. But England is the preferred final destination for most migrants from the Middle East or Africa.
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@orvillefindley8117 The French. Fair-weather friends. As long as the wind is blowing in La Manche, towards England. They're happy.
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Huguenots were French Protestants. Therefore, It was fairly easy for them to settle and assimilate in England. Just ask Nigel Farage.
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How about really protecting your borders and staying out of all unnecessary foreign conflicts.
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They'd rather pick on the kind-hearted person in the next town, than the mean-fisted skinflint next door.
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But they don't want to stay in France. Isn't that the problem?
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Be assured, others think and feel exactly the way you do. Even though they can't write it here. This channel is for those people. Birds of a feather, flock together. You are not alone.
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Correct. All the Koreans didn't leave Korea during and after the Korean War, and neither did the Vietnamese during and after the Vietnam War. They stayed and rebuilt their shattered countries. the same with Germany, after WWII. These current migrants don't seem to have much affection for the countries they called home.
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@normansidey5258 I already said that the traffickers and their minions, will have a lot of door knocking to do, in many countries and places. Trying to enforce their "debts". What do you think their success rate will be? Do the families of these young, fighting age males, who abandoned their families back home, have a mountain of cash? Or how will these men be tracked, if they disappear into the "black" economy? They don't even need to disappear, as they are never deported, even when their claims have been rejected.
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@geoffdundee Good for your barber. Everyone should take a leaf out of the Scottish way of dealing with interlopers, but they don't. Just ask the cabbie who dealt with the car bomber at Glasgow Airport. Maybe you've seen the comedy routine the Big Yin did about it?
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@geoffdundee I hope not. It needs to live forever.
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The French are probably getting them well prepared for life across the Channel. Anywhere, but their side of La Manche.
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They don't have friends in France, but they do in England.
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@Sharon N Some drink alcohol and do other things, that their alleged god thinks are wrong for no good reason. They just say that they are a particular religion.
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@jamble7k If it's debt for an illegal activity. Good luck with the traffickers getting repaid. They're gonna have to do a whole lotta door knocking around the world.
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@GrahamCampbellNZ A-ha. I see what you did there. Probably not go that far.
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@stevehurley263 Don't the French get money from the UK already for this very thing. Of course, you know with the froggies, that you can't trust them to do anything with it to stop the deluge.
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@user-sj8ki6ep5i Apparently, Jack the Ripper, allegedly also thought the same!
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@kenstevens5065 The British fought and won two World Wars at great cost, against very powerful enemies. The UK government spends today, many billions every year on intelligence and defence, against well organised, hostile forces. If the will was really there. Then how difficult would it be to counter the flow of migrants?
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And what happens if they don't have a passport? Are they immediately sent back on a flight from whence where they came. Or do they just say they claim asylum and are allowed to stay?
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It makes you wonder why British people, gave their lives to keep Britain free from invasion during WWII. Only for those in charge to undo it all.
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@geoffdundee How long will it be before the non-PC comedy of Connolly and Gervais, is a thing of the past?
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@madMARTYNmarsh1981 But do you now who "they" are? There are a lot of candidates out there, as to who's behind all this. Simon doesn't seem to have much time for conspiracy theories.
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