r/unitedkingdom • u/qwerty_1965 • 20h ago

... Nigel Farage says charities that help asylum seekers reach UK should be prosecuted

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/oct/14/nigel-farage-charities-help-asylum-seekers-uk-prosecute
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u/FaceMace87 18h ago

Agreed. But only after we have prosecuted the traitors taking Russian bribes. 

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u/Psycho_Splodge 18h ago

Why not both? They're both a threat to our pretty secular in practice if not in name society. Also eject the Yankee preachers as well if they're here on a tourist visa.

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u/FaceMace87 18h ago

Because unlike Farage the immigrants aren't going to take down an entire country to suit their masters. 

As with any crime, you solve the more serious ones first. 

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u/Psycho_Splodge 18h ago

Individually no, as a mass? Well what are they currently costing us?

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u/oliverprose 18h ago

Probably still less than our Nige, given his prominent role in Brexit and reasonably strong suspicions that he was on a foreign payroll (other than the EU) at the time

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u/Psycho_Splodge 17h ago

I don't think literal billions on hotels are pennies when we're cutting stuff.

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