Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1002088)

i just hope the pervert gets locked up.I certainly dont want him touching my Ass..

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1002007)

A man who lives in Blackburn, but sounds as if he is from far further afield......an Eastern European name.

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1002101)

Not that having a foreign name doesn't mean your family hasn't been here for a good few generations, as examplified by our Royal family, but in this case you are right.

Here's young Grzegorz Suliga at home in Poland, before moving to Blackburn.

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I wonder what attracted him to Britain?

Our generous welfare and social benefits system?

Or just wanting to get his oats in some far distant foreign field?

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1002104)

I find the common assumption that Eastern Europeans in this country are only here to take advantage of our welfare system quite distasteful. Of course I can't speak for this particular individual but next door to us live two Polish families who are very hard working and some of the nicest people you could ever wish to meet. I would far rather have them as neighbours than some of the home grown low lifes from further down the street.

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1002104)

I find the common assumption that Eastern Europeans in this country are only here to take advantage of our welfare system quite distasteful.

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1002108)

I couldn't live in Morecambe.

There's always the exception to the rule.

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1002108)

'Poland’s welfare spending is lower than in any other EU member state, lagging behind comparatively poorer nations like Romania and Bulgaria, reports Dziennik. According to a recent report by Eurostat, Poland spends a paltry 0.8 percent of GDP on welfare and family benefits, around a third of the EU average.'

Poland's welfare in a state | Presseurop (English)




I blame our government/s.

Not the people here legally, thanks to the European Union.

I'm sure if I was Polish, I'd consider leaving.

Anywhere must be better than life in Jezdziec, where this pervert's from.

Well almost anywhere.

I couldn't live in Morecambe.

There's always the exception to the rule.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1002111)

I have no problem foreign nationals getting benefits in this country, but at the same rate they would get back in their homeland, think you would see a huge drop in tourist if that was the case

Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1002110)

Well at least there's one thing to be thankful for.:rolleyes::p

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1002117)

Well i have a problem wi it,:rolleyes: They should get the same rates as Britons would get in their country, Then i got no problem.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1002111)

I have no problem foreign nationals getting benefits in this country, but at the same rate they would get back in their homeland, think you would see a huge drop in tourist if that was the case

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1002117)

Well i have a problem wi it,:rolleyes: They should get the same rates as Britons would get in their country, Then i got no problem.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1002120)

Cashy read my post again matey, think thats what I said:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1002117)

Well i have a problem wi it,:rolleyes: They should get the same rates as Britons would get in their country, Then i got no problem.

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1002121)

Not the way i read it, Yours refers to what Foreign Nationals should get back in Homeland.:p

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 1002122)

Stop, stop.

Anymore of this questioning the free entry of European nationals to Britain will cause some sensitive souls the same distaste that Gordon Brown probably felt, when questioned by Gillian Duffy about immigration, shortly before the last General Election.

Soon there'll be accusations of racism, and bigotry flying about.

Rather than what's really at the crux of this issue, government policy.