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andrew |
Pattaya wrote:
andrew wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Little could have prepared Folkestone for 14 October 1914. The bustling Kent port was used to comings and goings, but not the arrival of 16,000 Belgian refugees in a single day.
Official records from the time estimate 250,000 Belgians refugees came to Britain during WW1.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28857769
In those days because we had so few refugees we could happily take in genuine people,nowadays they're mainly illegal economic migrants,all waiting an invite to work on the Bakewell plantation for below minimum wage! 
I do fear for the unemployed in Bakewell there don't seem to be a lot of industry.
Maybe Mr and Mrs ITK will go to Folkestone next year for a holiday and see the wrestling.
Not much in the way of a holiday crowd there nowadays Andrew.Plenty of unemployable immigrants living of ITK's taxes though. 
I lived in Folkestone for 2 years Pattaya, I'm sure ITK will enjoy watching the football, eating cockels, drinking the local ale and moan about the immigrants.
Remember to ask the locals for 20p. |
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Pattaya |
andrew wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Little could have prepared Folkestone for 14 October 1914. The bustling Kent port was used to comings and goings, but not the arrival of 16,000 Belgian refugees in a single day.
Official records from the time estimate 250,000 Belgians refugees came to Britain during WW1.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28857769
In those days because we had so few refugees we could happily take in genuine people,nowadays they're mainly illegal economic migrants,all waiting an invite to work on the Bakewell plantation for below minimum wage!
I do fear for the unemployed in Bakewell there don't seem to be a lot of industry.
Maybe Mr and Mrs ITK will go to Folkestone next year for a holiday and see the wrestling.
Not much in the way of a holiday crowd there nowadays Andrew.Plenty of unemployable immigrants living of ITK's taxes though. |
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andrew |
Pattaya wrote:
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Little could have prepared Folkestone for 14 October 1914. The bustling Kent port was used to comings and goings, but not the arrival of 16,000 Belgian refugees in a single day.
Official records from the time estimate 250,000 Belgians refugees came to Britain during WW1.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28857769
In those days because we had so few refugees we could happily take in genuine people,nowadays they're mainly illegal economic migrants,all waiting an invite to work on the Bakewell plantation for below minimum wage!
I do fear for the unemployed in Bakewell there don't seem to be a lot of industry.
Maybe Mr and Mrs ITK will go to Folkestone next year for a holiday and see the wrestling. |
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Pattaya |
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Little could have prepared Folkestone for 14 October 1914. The bustling Kent port was used to comings and goings, but not the arrival of 16,000 Belgian refugees in a single day.
Official records from the time estimate 250,000 Belgians refugees came to Britain during WW1.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28857769
In those days because we had so few refugees we could happily take in genuine people,nowadays they're mainly illegal economic migrants,all waiting an invite to work on the Bakewell plantation for below minimum wage! |
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andrew |
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Little could have prepared Folkestone for 14 October 1914. The bustling Kent port was used to comings and goings, but not the arrival of 16,000 Belgian refugees in a single day.
Official records from the time estimate 250,000 Belgians refugees came to Britain during WW1.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28857769
No wonder people in Folkestone look odd.
Cheers for clearing that up, the town is full of scroungers and beggars.
Got 20p mate ? |
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