One asylum seeker staying at a seafront hotel in Paignton claims they are “living like chickens” on meals of a “handful of rice” three times a day.
Oh, really? And why should anyone take any notice of criminals? Who are probably being fed better than other criminals in jails here:
The operator of the hotel denies the claims...(and) said residents can get their evening meal outside the set time of 6pm to 8pm, and there is an unlimited supply of fruit and snacks, such as bread and jam, available all day.
There's pensioners freezing in cold homes who'd love to have unlimited free snacks all day. And of course, that's not all, is it?
The asylum seekers are entitled to healthcare and children can go to school or college.Of course, if they hadn't paid people smugglers to get them here, they could eat pretty well in France...
H/T: IanJ via email
I always thought they were fowl
ReplyDeleteSeaside towns often have hefty fines now for feeding seagulls because they cause nuisance. And yet...
ReplyDeleteAnyone who doesn't enter the country via a legitimate route should be immediately deported.
ReplyDeleteThese "asylum seekers" don't last long in Britain. Within a week or so they're generally deported.
ReplyDeleteI hope the seaside freebies are less fattening. The boat people occupying our local Holiday Inn (Methley) would benefit enormously from a stricter diet and either work, or an exercise regime to burn off those calories.
ReplyDelete"I always thought they were fowl"
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"Seaside towns often have hefty fines now for feeding seagulls because they cause nuisance. And yet..."
Good point. At least seagulls are attractive.
"Anyone who doesn't enter the country via a legitimate route should be immediately deported."
It's not rocket science, is it?
"Within a week or so they're generally deported."
Source..?
"The boat people occupying our local Holiday Inn (Methley) would benefit enormously from a stricter diet and either work, or an exercise regime to burn off those calories."
Bread and water would be all I'd give them.