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  • čas přidán 22. 04. 2024
  • UK Parliament has passed PM Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda bill, after a late-night sitting and months of wrangling.
    Plans to send some asylum seekers to Africa have met with fierce criticism, but the bill passed on Monday when the Lords dropped their opposition.
    Sunak said in a statement "nothing will stand in our way" now of getting flights off the ground.
    But the scheme could still be held up by challenges in the courts.
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  • @hyacinthheart2882
    @hyacinthheart2882 Před 10 dny +256

    "Frankly, Rwanda has more sunshine compared to UK. May migrants enjoy their daydream there." Sunak, the PM, says.

    • @user-sp5ws6nn8f
      @user-sp5ws6nn8f Před 9 dny +24

      Kagame rwanda is fighting with DRC congo, rememeber kagame is supporting rebels in congo and is well funded by UK and US , Rwanda is the arms shipment corridor to disrupt Congos minerals and ensure chaos and instability for same USand Uk to benefit .is like the Blood diamonds .

    • @Cxncxnz
      @Cxncxnz Před 9 dny

      👏

    • @VioletBagpipeSack-xf3ke
      @VioletBagpipeSack-xf3ke Před 9 dny +9

      Actually, compared to my shitty time growing up in Rochdale, I'm sure I'd like to take my chances knocking about in Rwanda

    • @pubggod7080
      @pubggod7080 Před 9 dny

      😂😂😂

    • @rocktower7412
      @rocktower7412 Před 9 dny

      @@user-sp5ws6nn8fare you sure? How?

  • @njaphs
    @njaphs Před 10 dny +24

    I don't know why nobody is talking about the financial incentive for Rwanda. The current government budget for Rwanda is $4.4b. Lets say Rwanda takes 50 000 migrants initially as planned that means for the initial batch Rwanda may receive up to $10.5b which is almost two and a half times the government spending.
    This is the new form of human trafficking. The only difference is that its done by a government.

  • @abeidpechy852
    @abeidpechy852 Před 6 dny +11

    Did they ever stop to consider what Rwandans feel about having their home be the destination of refugee influx?

    • @Gwiza898
      @Gwiza898 Před 17 hodinami

      We love culture diversification,competence and learning from others.one thing we learned since 30 yrs ago is that people are first sustainable resources,every one here work hard every day to survive and we learned quickly Rwanda of After 1995 builded by Ugandan,Kenyan and Congolese any foreign come to us is hot resources we need to benefit his/her skills,we share little we have,they are welcome,we will happy to host them here.

  • @relaxingvibes.2934
    @relaxingvibes.2934 Před 10 dny +133

    It's a bill says what millions of ppl in the uk feel but cannot say due to the fear of being attacked or called racist they're silent.

    • @AG-ni8jm
      @AG-ni8jm Před 10 dny +11

      Fear? Lol such a persecution complex

    • @Epicgeezer
      @Epicgeezer Před 9 dny +5

      Don’t be fearful then - it’s freedom of speech

    • @mercedesbenz3751
      @mercedesbenz3751 Před 8 dny +4

      Rishi Sunak also feared being called a Right wing hindu extremist and people did call him that. But his service towards his country was his supreme priority.
      .
      The west keeps calling Modi, A right wing hindu extremist too.

    • @xxxhhh-dr8ob
      @xxxhhh-dr8ob Před 8 dny

      but there are more migrants enduring discrimination and suppression😂

    • @V1LLAN89
      @V1LLAN89 Před 7 dny +10

      Exactly. The majority of us, our parents/grandparents have NEVER wanted them here but we've been forced to accept it!

  • @MrMarvel1984
    @MrMarvel1984 Před 10 dny +127

    Having worked in Asylum housing in the Northwest of England, i can say that the Rwanda housing looks a lot better.

    • @user-sp5ws6nn8f
      @user-sp5ws6nn8f Před 9 dny +9

      Have you been to rwanda ?Rwanda is not a democracy ,if you could say kenya ,but kenya is hosting the entirety of Somalia.

    • @Epicgeezer
      @Epicgeezer Před 9 dny +9

      @@user-sp5ws6nn8f can’t be worse - England is becoming more and more depressing and overcrowded - economically we are sinking with debt, housing shortages and social care is dire

    • @almasahmed4631
      @almasahmed4631 Před 9 dny +1

      looks lovely

    • @hetty7891
      @hetty7891 Před 9 dny +1

      Ohh that interesting, why ?

    • @rob1921
      @rob1921 Před 9 dny +1

      whats your point?? why should they get decent housing.. if they dont like it then tough..

  • @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg
    @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg Před 10 dny +78

    Anyone boarding a flight to Rwanda from the U.K. has a one way ticket. If the U.K. doesn't want those people arrest them, deport them and ban them from entry. Why is the U.K. putting on this show when everyone knows it's just an expensive way to deport people ?

    • @denkendannhandeln
      @denkendannhandeln Před 10 dny +12

      It is a deterrent

    • @zaurukraus9296
      @zaurukraus9296 Před 9 dny +18

      It's a roundabout way to say "Look, we messed up when we made the original asylum laws and international laws century/centuries ago. We never thought millions of people will from poor countries will pack up their bags and arrive at our shores for economic migration, mixed in with people who actually urgently need asylum. Since deporting is illegal without processing their application first, which can take years, so we reduce the burden by using Rwanda as the intermediary host."
      Anyone genuinely seeking asylum won't mind waiting in a safe space in Rwanda but anyone seeking economic migration won't want to be stuck in Africa. Hence the deterrent.

    • @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg
      @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg Před 9 dny

      @@denkendannhandeln it's not working. Look at the statistics just for the Channel crossing - they're still trying and dying.

    • @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg
      @DAVIDKAMEN-xj7rg Před 9 dny +3

      @@zaurukraus9296 Rwanda is a safe place ? Check how their laws treat various minorities. If a migrant reaches the U.K. and is sent to Rwanda chances are the migrant would go back to the country of origin or seek another European country. What country, other than the U.K. outsources their undesirables to a third world country ?

    • @michaelplank8966
      @michaelplank8966 Před 9 dny +2

      Because they know how weak you are this has been going on for 40years

  • @peterwilson5528
    @peterwilson5528 Před 8 dny +16

    Lots of British citizens would choose to go to Rwanda from their slum dwellings in the UK. I can say Rwandan food is delicious, the people are very polite and friendly the women are beautiful in their traditional costumes.

    • @peterwilson5528
      @peterwilson5528 Před 4 dny +1

      @@mithingthooth_5449 You had a CZcams channel since 28 Nov 2018 and you only have one video of some odd ballet cartoon. But yet you have a lot to say here. Don't tell me what to do because you are talking utter nonsense.

    • @yasnick8227
      @yasnick8227 Před 2 dny

      Hi , you can go to the Rwanda.🫡👋👋👋

    • @peterwilson5528
      @peterwilson5528 Před 2 dny +2

      @@yasnick8227 You had a You Tube channel since 22 Jul 2017 and yet not managed to post anything at all on the Channel. You are some CZcams PROPAGANDA SPAMBOT.

    • @christiancrusader888
      @christiancrusader888 Před 12 hodinami

      then get fucked to rwanda

  • @samartz
    @samartz Před 10 dny +59

    Learn from Australia🇦🇺 , if you dont be tough, they will
    keep on coming

    • @christinefiedor3518
      @christinefiedor3518 Před 9 dny +4

      I live in Australia. When we pushed the boats in 2012 our government copped a lot of international condemnation and were threatened with all sorts. However they sticks to their guns and would not be bullied by others telling them to run our country. It’s the only solution that’s had a modicum of success.
      But what happening now is people are arriving by air with visitors visa and a return ticket and then having the temerity to claim asylum once here.
      Also only a couple of months ago we had 2 boats arrive in the northern part of West Australia. The people were mainly from Pakistan. It seems that the government took the eye off the ball in terms of border control, and cut funding ! But that could cost re election at the next election. I have been here 35 years and have admired the Aussie government but the current one is the coming up short!

    • @lightspeed2034
      @lightspeed2034 Před 9 dny

      Are you an aborigine?

    • @tchamola7572
      @tchamola7572 Před 7 dny +8

      Aborigines didn't drive any foreigners from Australia but the British invaders went to drove the aborigines from the cities

    • @sandilemfeka4658
      @sandilemfeka4658 Před 4 dny

      ​@@tchamola7572Spot on.

    • @vinny.morales
      @vinny.morales Před 2 dny

      ​@@tchamola7572So since the aboriginals didn't push them out they should do the same by flooding their country with potential terrorists? NO THANK YOU.

  • @RonaldShea5680
    @RonaldShea5680 Před 10 dny +116

    The vastly overpopulated United Kingdom is in such a serious state of decline and decay in so many different areas and this mass invasion of immigrants is contributing massively, detrimentally and negatively to the myriad of problems we as a nation are now confronted with.

    • @Ghengiskhansmum
      @Ghengiskhansmum Před 10 dny +18

      But we can afford to meddle and finance other nations wars.

    • @tlg5003
      @tlg5003 Před 10 dny +13

      ​@@Ghengiskhansmum even if that's true. How does that change the overpopulation issue? It doesn't!

    • @davidr7819
      @davidr7819 Před 10 dny

      Decline and decay thanks to 14 years of Tory chaos

    • @user-nl9rp2hi2g
      @user-nl9rp2hi2g Před 10 dny +9

      Yes but BBC , LBC radio , doesn’t care about that ,or £££billions in aid to Hotels ,. And Islam.

    • @arkatheistcc2353
      @arkatheistcc2353 Před 10 dny +5

      You realize this will cost us way more money in the long run. This won't save us money

  • @phelixphelix227
    @phelixphelix227 Před 10 dny +43

    I am an African from Ghana but I support this move. Way to go UK. I wish USA will implement the same law.

    • @alexprabhakaran8252
      @alexprabhakaran8252 Před 9 dny

      Most of these migrants are from Islam majority countries. These people are not going to many Muslim majority countries that are rich and wealthy. Does not seem any logic.

    • @rndhwa
      @rndhwa Před 9 dny

      poor people, two much problem black people's

    • @puclopuclik4108
      @puclopuclik4108 Před 8 dny +9

      I'm not sure crowding Rwanda with different ethnic groups is good idea. The locals may feel the immigrants would have more services and support than the local folks. 30 years since the Rwanda genocide isn't long enough to declare the country stable.

    • @viewbox8794
      @viewbox8794 Před 6 dny

      Another racist way to destabilise african countries.

    • @talitam.8414
      @talitam.8414 Před 5 dny

      This is stupid. It's not gonna change anything, people are still crossing the borders and people are coming from your country by plane.

  • @user-cg1yd1dp5x
    @user-cg1yd1dp5x Před 10 dny +86

    England is full should never of been allowed in the Uk in the first place

    • @user-sp5ws6nn8f
      @user-sp5ws6nn8f Před 9 dny

      This immigrants are the people who fuels Engaland to be what it is.Its like US,US cannot be US without Immigrant ,Even UK will not be UK without immigrants ,you get to understand this are the people who make UK to be what it is todays with your Hindu Prime minister.

    • @taylorrichardson850
      @taylorrichardson850 Před 9 dny +1

      …is full of BS hypocrisy ,,,! . As Many English employ illegal foreigners for avoiding taxes and non social care etc… and the gov strangely keeping closed eyes? ! And btw,England isn’t full, millions of empty countryside all over the country ,kept empty to the uk people by some few riches owning the lands and not willing to share it, the usual . While uk people struggle in todays uk freefall caused by the gov since brexit,Covid plans,billions of wasted money for the US proxy rottened war in ukraine vs Russia.

    • @ankamafan
      @ankamafan Před 9 dny +4

      People running from war should be protected, if they chose a xenophibic country or not matters little.

    • @GodFather-rm6en
      @GodFather-rm6en Před 9 dny

      @@ankamafan yes

    • @zaurukraus9296
      @zaurukraus9296 Před 9 dny +8

      ​@@ankamafanProtecting them and settling them in a rich European country are two different things.

  • @Epicgeezer
    @Epicgeezer Před 9 dny +9

    Australian immigration
    Set up offshore processing NEVER have any set foot on your land - Job done!

  • @brianeke2586
    @brianeke2586 Před 10 dny +75

    The BBC must be very upset 🥲🥲🥲🥲

    • @rudbel88
      @rudbel88 Před 10 dny +15

      oh yes i can imagine the diverse BBC team crying in their soy altte

    • @ntare000
      @ntare000 Před 8 dny +3

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @benizungu7774
      @benizungu7774 Před 8 dny +3

      They will kill themselves BBC ni igikoresho cya opposition ubundi..😂😂

    • @ntare000
      @ntare000 Před 7 dny

      @@benizungu7774 cyane rwose

  • @almasahmed4631
    @almasahmed4631 Před 9 dny +28

    looks nicer than an overcrowded flat in London

  • @TheHumanitarian23
    @TheHumanitarian23 Před 7 dny +9

    But Rwandan refugees remain stuck in neighbouring countries and abroad. They refuse to return to Rwanda for safety reasons, many are even embedded in Ugandan settlements and have been there for generations. So its bizarre that it would be a destination for refugees. Why can't they peacefully collect its people scattered in settlements and camps across the world and house them in those hostels.

    • @patrickmuhireroger8771
      @patrickmuhireroger8771 Před 6 dny +1

      Those are criminals not ordinal Rwandans. Don't confuse people here.

    • @johnsitumbeko732
      @johnsitumbeko732 Před 4 dny

      They are refugees by choice, running from the consequences of their actions in 1994. If they want to, they can go back to Rwanda.

    • @vinny.morales
      @vinny.morales Před 2 dny

      Those are criminals who run away

    • @TheHumanitarian23
      @TheHumanitarian23 Před 2 dny

      @patrickmuhireroger8771 nobody wants your criminals. Why should others use their resources to host your criminals. They're still your nationals, your relatives, your family, your governments responsibility.

    • @TheHumanitarian23
      @TheHumanitarian23 Před 2 dny

      @vinny.morales yes, but they are still your nationals and your relatives. No one wants your criminals.

  • @davidgray8321
    @davidgray8321 Před 10 dny +73

    The only controversy is that it hasn't been passed yet or that we let them in in the first place.

    • @samlatooni
      @samlatooni Před 9 dny +3

      U are on to something here

    • @bloodlove93
      @bloodlove93 Před 8 dny

      valid points and truth?
      this is the news,we don't do that here.

    • @HadyAbdulnasser
      @HadyAbdulnasser Před 6 dny

      Colonists complaining after they sucked half the world's resources

    • @OliviaRollex
      @OliviaRollex Před 6 dny

      Hello 😊

  • @silverfox7523
    @silverfox7523 Před 10 dny +8

    A Brexit benefit after all!!! All this debacle could’ve been avoided completely! During Brexit Boris the dummy had the opportunity to renegotiate the Dublin agreement as offered by EU but he decided NO and said “we’d have our own” scheme all too much of a hurry to “get Brexit done” …. Such incompetence is breathtaking.!!!

  • @sistinechroma
    @sistinechroma Před 10 dny +27

    It's controversial but it makes sense we are very bad at building enough housing the UK, they should go where there is actual housing and land and an opportunity to own your own home. I wish them the best.

    • @Mikhail-lh4el
      @Mikhail-lh4el Před 6 dny +1

      Not true, britain has master builders and lots of them. There are enough houses, there are just too many immigrants needing housing.

    • @sistinechroma
      @sistinechroma Před 5 dny +1

      @@Mikhail-lh4el If we were good at building houses then we wouldn't have a housing crisis.

  • @martinebon4333
    @martinebon4333 Před 9 dny +40

    Please be aware that this is all funded through our taxes and will cost billions in the next few years. The logical solution is prevention of people from crossing borders and having a steadfast stance on not giving socialised care for ALL asylum seekers. The harsh reality is that Western countries cannot solve all the problems of the world. Resources are finite and the future unfortunately seems bleak with regards to uncontrolled migration further worsened due to climate change and economic instability in 3rd world countries.

    • @diagorasofmel0s
      @diagorasofmel0s Před 7 dny +9

      when you make the world a worse place and do not want to face the heat.

    • @AmitPatel-ep7hn
      @AmitPatel-ep7hn Před 7 dny +4

      Rwanda will work as a deterrent and as a consequence.

    • @whitneyanders5945
      @whitneyanders5945 Před 7 dny

      But. But.. but we are apparently living in the best times ever! The world is apparently better than it has ever been! 😅 yeah.. except for anyone who isn’t a billionaire.

    • @theobiggs6611
      @theobiggs6611 Před 7 dny +1

      @@diagorasofmel0s yh cos eating with knives and forks, clean drinking water and sewage systems is a terrible slight for you.

    • @BossBasterd
      @BossBasterd Před 7 dny +1

      Money well spent. Its cheaper than HMP 😂😂😂

  • @Test_Card_Tom
    @Test_Card_Tom Před 10 dny +67

    This morning another boat capsized and several people lost their lives. If the prospect of dying trying to get to the UK doesn't deter them, then how is sending them to Rwanda a deterrent?

    • @FaceFcuk
      @FaceFcuk Před 10 dny +10

      Bahahahaha hilarious 😂

    • @captainbuggernutss-hl7be
      @captainbuggernutss-hl7be Před 10 dny +32

      Well if being deported was a certain, it might. Drowning in the channel is not certain.

    • @XTSu-sl1bb
      @XTSu-sl1bb Před 10 dny +1

      We want to stop illegal immigration. What is wrong with that?

    • @thievingpanda
      @thievingpanda Před 10 dny +34

      If they knew they will be sent to Rawanda, they won't cross the channel. Turn your brain on please.

    • @user-dq6nj1zv9h
      @user-dq6nj1zv9h Před 10 dny +15

      Because it is all about “ Insh Allah “ . I lived in a Muslim country and I can see their weird mentality l it’s all Gods will , they have no fear of death , it’s all Gods will , Insh Allah .

  • @joannebottcher9779
    @joannebottcher9779 Před 9 dny +10

    Many people in Africa would find this place idyllic

  • @governormadea5937
    @governormadea5937 Před 10 dny +47

    These people won’t settle in Rwanda. Most will leave to other countries.

    • @denkendannhandeln
      @denkendannhandeln Před 10 dny +24

      They can always go home

    • @user-sp5ws6nn8f
      @user-sp5ws6nn8f Před 9 dny +13

      This poeple offcours will find their way to Nairobi, and we already have all somalia in kenya .we hhave congoles, ugandans , south sudnese, ethipians , sudanese,randams ,burundians, nairobi will be overwhealmed.let the just stay in london.

    • @LivingOnaPrayer123
      @LivingOnaPrayer123 Před 9 dny +3

      Yes, most likely back on the next dinghy to chance their arm at entering into the UK again 😊

    • @helderalmeida3417
      @helderalmeida3417 Před 8 dny +1

      I bet they will be here in 6 months time

    • @fubub3595
      @fubub3595 Před 8 dny

      In congo , M24😂

  • @hezorex9822
    @hezorex9822 Před 10 dny +48

    Rwanda is a very beautiful country. As an African, i would prefer to live freely in Rwanda than living in fear in the UK. The only problem is job opportunities. Even the locals' job opportunities are difficult. This will result later, like South Africa. Xenophobia attacks on foreigners.

    • @JackpotFernandez
      @JackpotFernandez Před 10 dny +2

      Can you see the future?

    • @hezorex9822
      @hezorex9822 Před 10 dny +12

      @JackpotFernandez I can not see the future, but I can relate.

    • @user-ix2ox4fm9d
      @user-ix2ox4fm9d Před 10 dny +6

      I live in South Africa and you are spot on. People in UK and Europe allegedly do not know what goes on over here. Even my relatives thought I didn't know what a dishwasher and other appliances were.
      We do get these things in Africa.

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      Like here are jobs here

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny +1

      ​@@user-ix2ox4fm9dyeah, not sure we are that dumb. I suppose some people are, all they see are adverts for charities with kids with flies in their eyes. But most people know it's not a shit hole.

  • @DavePocklington
    @DavePocklington Před 9 dny +16

    It isn't controversial. They have come through safe countries where they could have claimed asylum. Most are economic migrants, able to pay thousands to travel. You apply for a visa if you want to come here, they think that they don't have to obey the countries laws.
    The country is full, go away.

  • @captainbuggernutss-hl7be
    @captainbuggernutss-hl7be Před 10 dny +55

    Hire a cruise ship and send them on holiday to Rwanda. Its cheaper than a plane.😂

    • @tomosa6880
      @tomosa6880 Před 10 dny

      Just don't let them in ,in the first place! Literally thousands of males are here. They'll all turn to crime as they cannot legally work here. I support with some hesitation, the Rwanda idea. Better there than here

    • @davidmurrell5143
      @davidmurrell5143 Před 10 dny +9

      I can see only one problem with sending a cruise ship to the inland African republic.

    • @MelonEsuk
      @MelonEsuk Před 10 dny +11

      Learn geography

    • @Black1magic
      @Black1magic Před 10 dny

      Bro just you know chips and KFC chicken nuggets and McDonald’s burger 🍔 Rwanda 🇷🇼 is fames country even that people very cheap not safety wise you need knowledge then telling people 😕

    • @davidmurrell5143
      @davidmurrell5143 Před 10 dny

      @@Black1magic You get they were being sarcastic and talking about the cost of the flight, and a flight for for non British asylum seekers we may send to the country against international law. They were not talking about taking a holiday there.
      Just so you know asylum seekers normally don't have money to go to KFC very often. We don't let people who we have not yet decided whether we want in the country have jobs.

  • @beebee_0136
    @beebee_0136 Před 10 dny +18

    What does the Rwandan govt. stand to gain directly from the UK govt.? This is supposed to be a "deal", right? Why does this reporting appear to gloss over this bit of detail? Reason for the question? Well, it might reveal the motivation behind Rwanda govt's acceptance and involvement as per this deal.

    • @oriont6944
      @oriont6944 Před 10 dny

      There won't be an enrichment of culture, this is Africa, the continent is already diverse, and most people here have a zero-tolerance policy for arrogance and selfishness. Africa has years of experience with tribalism, you'll find a mob with machetes at your doorstep if they try any cultural enrichment.

    • @beebee_0136
      @beebee_0136 Před 10 dny

      @@GolfWhisky Nah... We.want to see actual numbers. Govts don't just make decisions willy nilly without incentive. Economy boost is not good enough reason, especially since there has been history of protest and negative reception.
      What are the actual numbers behind that deal? Let's follow the "numbers" in the spirit of transparency... Lol!

    • @JeromeHermbert
      @JeromeHermbert Před 7 dny +1

      The president gets some black money

    • @user-xx3mj5eb4g
      @user-xx3mj5eb4g Před 6 dny

      They should just think of the money

    • @abeidpechy852
      @abeidpechy852 Před 6 dny +3

      This is bad for the Rwandan people longterm. Anyone can see it

  • @mikestauffer7033
    @mikestauffer7033 Před 10 dny +25

    french here, i salute our british cousins who had the guts to take back their country with pride and honour, no one is to decide the fate of Britain but its glorious citizens

    • @rob1921
      @rob1921 Před 9 dny +1

      i salute the french people.. im half french but grew up in britain.. i love france 👍

    • @A.A.
      @A.A. Před 9 dny

      most African immigrant problems are originated because of France and the country like Greece/Italy are suffering. Shame on you. If you really want to fix it then stop funding the warlords and decolonize Africa.

    • @diagorasofmel0s
      @diagorasofmel0s Před 7 dny

      lmao didn't you guys get fucked by the nazis so now you wanna copy them

    • @carocarochan
      @carocarochan Před 5 dny

      Glorious citizens....sure...

  • @nvmtt1403
    @nvmtt1403 Před 10 dny +5

    You know, the conditions of rwanda may not be that bad, but considering they are actively producing refugees in congo, sometimes by force, it kinda raises a question about their intentions. There is a severe conflict of interest here that UK seem to be unable to comprehend. if this passes, we will soon see UK paying rwanda to make refugees in congo and then ship them back again.

  • @michaelhughes6634
    @michaelhughes6634 Před 10 dny +37

    Also because Rwanda is a dictatorship if the dictator leaves their is a high chance that the next one will not be as nice.

    • @moos5221
      @moos5221 Před 10 dny +13

      The current dictator isn't nice, lol. There's many reports of killing and torture right now in the Rwanda. How long has it been since the last genocide in Rwanda? 30 years?

    • @captainbuggernutss-hl7be
      @captainbuggernutss-hl7be Před 10 dny +12

      So? Stay in France then.

    • @moos5221
      @moos5221 Před 10 dny +1

      @@captainbuggernutss-hl7be why, you are not in the EU so france doesn't need to keep them. point of entry only works for EU countries.

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny +1

      @@moos5221 I see you must care about Julian assange

    • @simonprice779
      @simonprice779 Před 10 dny +8

      They should of stayed in their home countries and made them a safer place.

  • @slimpepe1
    @slimpepe1 Před 9 dny +15

    Well done Rishi.. Save your country..

    • @ZionWondimu-wi8dx
      @ZionWondimu-wi8dx Před 6 dny +7

      His Indian ancestors must leave too

    • @fgcpeak9591
      @fgcpeak9591 Před 5 dny +3

      His country? Since when is it his country?

    • @carocarochan
      @carocarochan Před 5 dny +2

      His country?

    • @mehai5541
      @mehai5541 Před 3 dny

      He's prime minister ig well I don't think people of uk will let anyone be their leader...​@@ZionWondimu-wi8dx

    • @clc1902
      @clc1902 Před 2 dny

      Risi country? The public didn't voted him in as a. So he can F off. He should go India and be their president.

  • @omarmanneh1437
    @omarmanneh1437 Před 4 dny +2

    The UK Indian PM is a foreigner we should start with him 😂

  • @monicahnjoroge8168
    @monicahnjoroge8168 Před dnem

    I've been to Rwanda twice. Its a beautiful country. Natives can embrace it and build it further. It has that potential. Its the safest, calmest, cleanest place I've ever been to in Africa

  • @carlhudson6180
    @carlhudson6180 Před 10 dny +13

    Send them away!

    • @TheChauvier
      @TheChauvier Před 5 hodinami

      They can also send you away because UK is nobody country we are all migrants in the world, go and learn history or go and do a DNA test.

  • @codswallop164
    @codswallop164 Před 10 dny +14

    No benefits or social housing for newcomers and these supposedly desperate people would stop coming overnight.

    • @chaz_ashley162
      @chaz_ashley162 Před 10 dny +4

      Considering they're leaving the country with the most generous welfare system in the world, (france) there has to be something more to this.

    • @codswallop164
      @codswallop164 Před 10 dny

      Because the French have deemed the dangerous, chancers and/or running from criminal conviction in their own land...
      That's what's more, we are getting the dregs of the dregs

  • @morganmadison366
    @morganmadison366 Před 10 dny +13

    Australia does something similar.

  • @sydsaturn3337
    @sydsaturn3337 Před 10 dny +35

    Why is it controversial

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny +9

      Apparently we have to house fighting young men because

    • @trapstar9968
      @trapstar9968 Před 10 dny +3

      @@curiositycloset2359 why should rwanda have to tho britain should sort it out on your own

    • @sydsaturn3337
      @sydsaturn3337 Před 10 dny +2

      @@curiositycloset2359 Apparently its safer to walk around Rwanda than London

    • @sydsaturn3337
      @sydsaturn3337 Před 10 dny

      @@trapstar9968 Rwanda = Sending Africans back to Africa 🤣

    • @sistinechroma
      @sistinechroma Před 10 dny +1

      @@trapstar9968 They can't figure out what to do with them they just sit in overcrowded hotels waiting on there cases to reviewed for the 10th time unable to work or do anything living off whatever money they brought with them.

  • @davidsheen7749
    @davidsheen7749 Před 10 dny +6

    The thing is, everyone knows this would work, we know its not fair but it will work

    • @wc8246
      @wc8246 Před 10 dny +3

      How is spending hundreds of millions sending a max of 300 people to Rwanda going to stop the hundreds of thousands who want to come here?

    • @chrisstyles3691
      @chrisstyles3691 Před 10 dny

      Everyone we send, we take one back.........

    • @tonysmall3863
      @tonysmall3863 Před 10 dny

      @@wc8246 ask yourself why they want to come here. It’s because we’ve have and are spending millions on letting them. I know where I’d rather spend the money.

  • @QLHOOQ
    @QLHOOQ Před 10 dny +6

    Human population now.....7.5 Billion
    Human population 2035...9.1 Billion
    Not sustainable....

    • @QLHOOQ
      @QLHOOQ Před 10 dny +1

      @@cryp4life509 "it's an issue of resource distribution or there lack of" which means it's not sustainable...
      I am not a bot...
      The world will have to double it's oil production over the next 12 years to meet the global demand for oil come 2035.
      The number of cars on the planet will almost double in the next 11years.....
      Number of cars on the planet 2023 ...1.2 Billion............2035....2.1 Billion
      Only 150 million of theses cars , 2035, will be electric....
      80% of all electric cars being built today will not be on the road come 2035
      80% of all gas cars being built today will still be on the road come 2035. Older car$ burn more oil and will need replacement part$ and repair$
      look up .."Plankton endangered species"...

    • @denkendannhandeln
      @denkendannhandeln Před 10 dny

      @@cryp4life509this minority EARNED this wealth by working hard for over 2000 years, while Africans by themselves never stepped out of Stone Age civilisation. Lazy way.

    • @endlessendless2391
      @endlessendless2391 Před 10 dny +5

      Human population needs to come down.

  • @blueberrrryyy
    @blueberrrryyy Před 10 dny +27

    I find it hilarious that these migrants have the nerve to say that Rwanda is a unknown country to them, but so is the UK…. Wonder why they want to come here so bad….

    • @faribaalamgir3171
      @faribaalamgir3171 Před 10 dny +1

      Many come from ex colonies of the UK so they know UK

    • @blueberrrryyy
      @blueberrrryyy Před 10 dny +9

      @@faribaalamgir3171 That doesn’t give them the right to come here illegally?
      Most people settled in the UK from former colonies came here bc the British themselves granted them the LEGAL RIGHT to come here after their countries gained independence and were offered citizenship.

    • @faribaalamgir3171
      @faribaalamgir3171 Před 10 dny

      I just gave you answer to your first question as you didn't know the history. I am not going to answer all your questions about rights and responsibilities do your home work by learning about history and justice.

    • @blueberrrryyy
      @blueberrrryyy Před 10 dny

      @@faribaalamgir3171 Lol you’re a weirdo. I never asked you anything. My first comment was literally rhetorical. And I DO know the history, since you know, I’m British. You’re the one who clearly doesn’t know anything.
      P.s - I literally stated the HISTORY of the British and their relationships with the former colonies.

    • @blueberrrryyy
      @blueberrrryyy Před 10 dny +6

      ⁠​⁠@@faribaalamgir3171I do know the history. I’m literally British. My first comment was literally rhetorical. Clearly you are too clueless to even comprehend that. I even stated the history in my second comment. Maybe YOU should learn the history.

  • @dengist8172
    @dengist8172 Před 4 dny +1

    Rwanda is much better than the UK in every metric. They adopted the Singapore model and have the fastest-growing economy in Africa. Super clean and safe too.

  • @holyfordus
    @holyfordus Před 10 dny +14

    You’ve heard of “You’re going to Brazil,” now get ready for “We’re sending you to Rwanda!”

  • @givemeabreak8784
    @givemeabreak8784 Před 8 dny +8

    Ireland should do the same!!!

    • @jddjjdhjdhdhdhdjdj
      @jddjjdhjdhdhdhdjdj Před 5 dny

      The entirety if europe should deport illegal immigrants inclusing pro palestinians

  • @Jayjay-lz1iq
    @Jayjay-lz1iq Před 6 dny +2

    This is disgraceful that there not offering this to the british people

  • @batrumbeziks5946
    @batrumbeziks5946 Před 9 dny +4

    Who, in Rwanda, receives the UK public funds for the refugees? The government, or a person in government? Are there going to be any audits of UK taxpayers' money sent to "Rwanda"? Could there be any kickbacks to UK bigwigs?

    • @fgcpeak9591
      @fgcpeak9591 Před 5 dny

      Of course the government do. Who do you think? How they decide to spend it is their business afterwards.

    • @batrumbeziks5946
      @batrumbeziks5946 Před 5 dny

      ​@@fgcpeak9591What a childish answer. Please let responsible people respond. Not you.

  • @stephenjon3502
    @stephenjon3502 Před 10 dny +18

    All this waste of money could have been saved just by staying in the EU and applying the Dublin agreement correctly. Any asylum seekers passing the criteria to stay could then have been sent to the Falklands.

    • @captainbuggernutss-hl7be
      @captainbuggernutss-hl7be Před 10 dny +7

      The Dublin agreement required asylum seekers to be returned to their point of entry. Which was impossible if they wouldn't tell you. The Falklands has its own government, why would they accept thousands of migrants? They wouldn't.

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      Why would we send them to the Falklands? Would be much better to send them to rich white areas, rather than poor ones. It would soon be sorted out.

    • @wadi5145
      @wadi5145 Před 10 dny

      Enough, they've colonised Europe. Wake the fk up!!!!

    • @jamesrobertson9697
      @jamesrobertson9697 Před 10 dny

      That would result in the falklands demanding to join Argentina, because no one wants these illegal migrants to overwhelm and destroy their home / culture.

    • @skullsaintdead
      @skullsaintdead Před 10 dny

      @@captainbuggernutss-hl7be Exactly, and why the Falklands? It's a tiny overseas territory, you'd barely be able to ship 10 asylum seekers there, they don't have the infrastructure for so many people. it'd also be expensive to transport and keep them there, as it's so isolated and is a 1st world country. I agree though that Brexit was clearly a mistake, it was then, and definitely is now.

  • @michaelstevens3479
    @michaelstevens3479 Před 8 dny +3

    I am sick to death of waiting for the media to get off their arse and find the reason why the international laws covering the channel crossings do not apply to France, if the ECHR had any meaning the French would be accountable for their actions.

    • @OliviaRollex
      @OliviaRollex Před 6 dny

      Hello 👋

    • @clc1902
      @clc1902 Před 2 dny

      How can you expect France to protect the UK waters when Boris lied and convinced you to leave Europe? The UK should have thought about this before they voted to leave Europe. Then paying France billions to protect their water. How silly! Before Brexit, there wasn't such a problem.

  • @thacienb
    @thacienb Před 4 hodinami

    Rwanda is the safest country in Africa. They are most welcome. They will enjoy the country of thousand hills and its weather

  • @user-ci7tn2gm8g
    @user-ci7tn2gm8g Před 10 dny +1

    I'm confused the last time I heard of this controversial deal is that the UK Court in it's judgement found the deal was invalid coz Rwanda isn't safe .

  • @gsomethingsomething2658
    @gsomethingsomething2658 Před 10 dny +3

    YES!!!

  • @siphotheguy1870
    @siphotheguy1870 Před 10 dny +7

    Rwanda is a beautiful country with a growing economy. How come immigrants get a free flight out there but no us citizens!?

    • @SaraWebb-un8wg
      @SaraWebb-un8wg Před 10 dny

      The growing economy of Rwanda is a shamble. It is build of blood money of genocide Rwanda has been doing since 1996 to Congo by routing their minerals on behalf of UK.

    • @45Shameek
      @45Shameek Před 9 dny +5

      Because once they arrive there, they will have to work by force in the mines to repay the plane ticket 😉

    • @helderalmeida3417
      @helderalmeida3417 Před 8 dny

      Its not free. it's included on the deal

    • @fatfarmers7360
      @fatfarmers7360 Před 8 dny

      ​@@45Shameek😂😂😂

  • @KanDiceBraVeBabyCandySuGah32

    What is Rishi Sunak doing about the uk people that are homeless?
    There should be more funding for hostels and decent homeless shelter in UK.
    It breaks my heart seeing so many females now homeless too.
    I pass by genuine homeless people on a regular and ive known some of them for years!

  • @anon19086posts
    @anon19086posts Před 6 dny +1

    I don’t have any opinion on this but I can’t help but wonder is the UK doing the same thing that they did with the Jewish population during and after WW2? Just sending large swaths of people to a random country?

  • @LivingInReality.
    @LivingInReality. Před 10 dny +14

    One step closer to saving our country I suppose

    • @melnour2
      @melnour2 Před 9 dny

      A country that have invaded colonized and looted dozens of countries now need to be saved from couples of thousands of asylum seekers from those countries.

    • @greatgiginthesky9287
      @greatgiginthesky9287 Před 8 dny

      It's not the answer though! It's costing us billions :(

    • @LivingInReality.
      @LivingInReality. Před 8 dny +1

      @@greatgiginthesky9287 yes I’m aware of that! But it will keep our streets in the uk a tad safer! So I think it will be worth it.. I heard Rwanda is in need of engineers, doctors & nurses so they will be greatful for it Lol

    • @greatgiginthesky9287
      @greatgiginthesky9287 Před 8 dny

      @@LivingInReality. Worth putting ourselves in even more debt ehh. How about investing the money into more professions to keep the street safer? Also, you are assuming they are skilled individuals. Anyway, it might just be a big smokescreen. Let's see 😉

    • @LivingInReality.
      @LivingInReality. Před 8 dny

      @@greatgiginthesky9287 if I said white, you would say black😂 enjoy your night 🤦🏻

  • @69COBEIN
    @69COBEIN Před 10 dny +5

    Why Rwanda and not Kiev where they can gain european papers

  • @jamesw2414
    @jamesw2414 Před 5 dny +2

    Yes, get it up and running, and quick.

  • @elavaiineverbackdown4377

    I can not believe that this descision came from a 1st world country like UK.
    It will be more easy to net all genuine political asylum seekers in Rwanda.
    So shameful.

  • @AzguardMike
    @AzguardMike Před 10 dny +5

    give it a few days
    "Rowanda bill halted over human rights act, the EU....."

    • @ChrisKeziahHyde
      @ChrisKeziahHyde Před 10 dny +1

      A: spell Rwanda correctly.
      B: the EU have nothing to do with us in regards to human rights. The EU is a trade organisation. You are conflating it with the ECHR which is the European Court of Human Rights which was founded due to the atrocities of WW2 and to protect human rights and freedoms.

    • @MrMywonderworld910
      @MrMywonderworld910 Před 10 dny +1

      ​@@ChrisKeziahHyde The EU is no longer merely a trade organisation. It has free movement of persons, as well as goods and establishment. The EU also has its own binding Chárter of Fundamental Rights seperate from the ECHR

    • @ChrisKeziahHyde
      @ChrisKeziahHyde Před 10 dny

      @@MrMywonderworld910 it's main purpose is for free trade and travel between nations within the EU zone yes but since we left the EU we are no longer bound to those "fundamental rights".
      But my point still stands that it's the ECHR that's responsible for human rights not the EU.

    • @45Shameek
      @45Shameek Před 9 dny

      @@ChrisKeziahHyde The EU is becoming, through Putin's fault, an increasingly federated territory... at present, they are even talking about a European army, I am not saying that this will happen, but there is still for a short time, it was unimaginable...
      But where to get weapons? In France (in my beautiful country haha ^^) or in the country of Uncle Sam who wants to maintain his leadership everywhere even to the detriment of his own allies (I am thinking, among other things, of the submarine affair with Australia)

    • @ChrisKeziahHyde
      @ChrisKeziahHyde Před 9 dny

      @@45Shameek I get the EU has it's problems but what does that have to do with the ECHR which is my original point?
      I don't think a European army will ever happen, purely because NATO serves that purpose already and is an alliance of countries many of which are from the EU.
      The worst thing we did (Brits) is leave the EU instead of trying to improve it. Bureaucracy has it's flaws but that's where if we elect people with the right attitude and mindset we could've improved a lot of the bureaucratic flaws.
      As for weapons, don't France already make a lot of it's weapons and doesn't rely as heavily on the US? France's nuclear deterrent is probably the most insane in the world but it works.

  • @ethannguyen5675
    @ethannguyen5675 Před 10 dny +12

    Congratulations to UK. Time to take back your country and spend your tax for your citizens, for your children 🇦🇺🇦🇺

    • @cefasfah85
      @cefasfah85 Před 10 dny +1

      What do you mean racist

    • @Black1magic
      @Black1magic Před 10 dny +1

      You’re right racism we are paying more taxes than all British people stay at home and job center ☹️

    • @azman1605
      @azman1605 Před 9 dny

      Considering the Zionist jews running your country
      Way to go

    • @dibassarkar9182
      @dibassarkar9182 Před 9 dny

      They belong in the UK. That is their rightful home

    • @ethannguyen5675
      @ethannguyen5675 Před 9 dny

      @@dibassarkar9182 Just having Uber with Sudan guy, he hates Australia so much because it’s not in his favourite side, Hamas.
      Enough is enough. illegal is illegal no doubt

  • @Zizzy616
    @Zizzy616 Před 2 dny

    People still fail to realise that if anything happens in Rwanda at any point then all the migrants will be shipped back to UK, same thing that happened with the Indians in 80s. The politicians trucking people yet again. I have no horse in the race so doesn’t affect me.

  • @nomxhosapekani7966
    @nomxhosapekani7966 Před 10 dny +3

    This is Outsourcing at Another Level, someone paid attention in Business class😅

  • @VladMihaiDinisoae
    @VladMihaiDinisoae Před 5 dny +1

    The UK has no respect for international law and like the USA does what it wants. After bleeding entire countries dry as an imperial power (they have amnesia about this of course) now they are unsatisfied when a few thousand people from other countries are seeking refuge there (not wealth but refuge). It is just outragious how much audacity they have.

  • @lmjr400
    @lmjr400 Před 9 dny +2

    Rwanda is better people .. build Africa up

  • @tonysmall3863
    @tonysmall3863 Před 10 dny +12

    The Government should crowdfund these flights.
    Personally I’d happily give up a portion of my monthly salary if they actually get any of these people on the plane and out of here.

    • @cryp4life509
      @cryp4life509 Před 10 dny +4

      So deep is your hatred? Theres plenty, and I mean plenty of Brits in Kenya. Wish they'd fly out...

    • @tonysmall3863
      @tonysmall3863 Před 10 dny +5

      @@cryp4life509 so you’re no different to me then are you.

    • @cryp4life509
      @cryp4life509 Před 10 dny

      @@tonysmall3863 I guess. But I have a real reason.

    • @tonysmall3863
      @tonysmall3863 Před 10 dny

      @@cryp4life509 go on. Tell me.

    • @cryp4life509
      @cryp4life509 Před 10 dny

      @@tonysmall3863 History.

  • @oletramekaf5603
    @oletramekaf5603 Před 10 dny +12

    I don’t get it. Why are there so many people currently wanting to go from the UK to Rwanda in the first place?

    • @gsomethingsomething2658
      @gsomethingsomething2658 Před 10 dny +3

      The weather is better.

    • @akmyths2391
      @akmyths2391 Před 10 dny +10

      They don’t, it’s being forced upon

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      I'll take it, better than any of the shitholes they've created here.
      Perhaps we can relocate, and the newbies can have the moldy slum housing here?

    • @AzguardMike
      @AzguardMike Před 10 dny +19

      they entered the UK illegally to join their friends at Turkish Barbers and other organised crime.
      The UK has had enough and is planning to house them in Rwanda.

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  • @amolloh
    @amolloh Před dnem

    This is going to be a huge problem for Kenya, specifically Nairobi.

  • @katherine086
    @katherine086 Před dnem

    They are mentioning European Union Law....UK left the EU so they don't have to follow any rules from EU.

  • @utubebroadcaster
    @utubebroadcaster Před 10 dny +13

    Spending £500m taxpayer money on this without sending a single migrant. In fact, they've had record migration into the country at 2 million additional people in the last 2 years.

    • @moos5221
      @moos5221 Před 10 dny +2

      On top of the 500m already spend will be 200k per person that will be deported. But of course the UK is swimming in money these days after leaving the EU and not needing to pay money to the EU, so it's easy for the UK to spend that money, the UK got plenty. I heard the UK was thinking of giving each citizen 200k but then decided to just pay 200k for every person they are deporting because they like immigrants more then their citizens.

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      ​psycho boomers

    • @moncy156
      @moncy156 Před 10 dny

      What do you want people on the street to get stabbed.

    • @moos5221
      @moos5221 Před 10 dny

      @@moncy156 depends on the people tbh

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      @@moos5221 depends, and you think they are filtering them out?

  • @dvz19777
    @dvz19777 Před 10 dny +9

    It's not controversial. It's just the same as places like Australia. If people keep turning up illegally and are allowed to stay, the situation will become very serious as time goes on.

    • @SaraWebb-un8wg
      @SaraWebb-un8wg Před 10 dny

      Then stop uk government to fight abroad messing up people’s lives. These people would prefer to stay in their home country. You make a living out of someone misery by creating wars where Britain can sale its weapons, has to stop.

  • @devinbutler3271
    @devinbutler3271 Před 3 dny

    This is cool but I would say at the very least can the UK help by investing in Rwanda, say by building more hotels, housing, a transit system, schools, and a hospital there?

  • @Assassinbeatsofficial

    This idea is a win win opportunity for both UK and the Government of Rwanda.from the look of things this is a form of civilize deportation Uk will send those immigrants to seek their asylum process in Rwanda 🇷🇼 which 99.9 per will be denied and rejected.

  • @kevingibson8371
    @kevingibson8371 Před 10 dny +28

    All smoke an mirrors. A con!!!!

  • @Jack_Gibby
    @Jack_Gibby Před 10 dny +3

    Grab the popcorn can’t wait to see how this one goes wrong

  • @jamesliasi3336
    @jamesliasi3336 Před 7 dny +1

    Rwanda is a beautiful country with better weather than the UK, isn't as overcrowded and very safe. Who wouldn't want to go there

    • @glazersout6101
      @glazersout6101 Před 6 dny

      Parasites who treked passed a plethora of countries to come to the one who gives the most wellfare thats who

    • @harambe894
      @harambe894 Před 6 dny +1

      @@glazersout6101the same colonizer country that did the same shit to others. Hm how tastes your own medicine

  • @kobusvanstaden3747
    @kobusvanstaden3747 Před 7 dny +1

    My goodness they'll be staying in utter comfort

  • @marcuspd477
    @marcuspd477 Před 10 dny +36

    Controversial? It's a holiday resort ffs.

    • @Tom-ct6rp
      @Tom-ct6rp Před 10 dny +2

      You're aware there's a difference between a tourist and a refugee?

    • @DanielGriffiths
      @DanielGriffiths Před 10 dny +3

      @@Tom-ct6rp are you are of the difference between an illegal immigrant and a refugee?
      The Rwanda bill does not impact refugees or legal immigrants.

    • @arkatheistcc2353
      @arkatheistcc2353 Před 10 dny

      Way to tell us you have never traveled,

    • @arkatheistcc2353
      @arkatheistcc2353 Před 10 dny

      Yes it does, maybe read it before commenting, as then we won know for sure you lack intelligence ​@DanielGriffiths

    • @marcuspd477
      @marcuspd477 Před 9 dny

      @@arkatheistcc2353 Way to tell us you've never seen Arsenal play football. Look at their sleeve sponsor, dimwit.

  • @MedusasFeelinSalty
    @MedusasFeelinSalty Před 10 dny +5

    About time something is done! Now let's see if they actually follow through with deportations.

  • @chad01
    @chad01 Před 9 dny +1

    They can pass as many bills as possible, that plane is never taking off.

  • @j.j.1064
    @j.j.1064 Před 10 dny +5

    The BBC's Home Affairs correspondent, Tom Symonds, was on a beach near Calais this morning and watched as migrants set off from France for the UK.
    The boats pictured are not thought to be related to the incident in the channel earlier, at about 5am, in which five people died.

  • @Redmist.65
    @Redmist.65 Před 10 dny +29

    Rwanda will be nicer than the UK soon. Can I get a flight?

    • @IslandStew
      @IslandStew Před 10 dny

      Yeah getting rid of illegals will make the UK worse… ya dumb cant

    • @wm2357
      @wm2357 Před 10 dny +9

      One way only

    • @DunamisStorm
      @DunamisStorm Před 10 dny +5

      There are a lot of stats that show it is safer than London!

    • @PaulGrayUK
      @PaulGrayUK Před 10 dny +1

      @@wm2357 That's better than TFL

    • @chaz_ashley162
      @chaz_ashley162 Před 10 dny +1

      @@DunamisStorm Rwandas homicide rate is over 3 times the UK's

  • @SmilingTablet-ny6zg
    @SmilingTablet-ny6zg Před 8 dny +2

    Myself I’m a refugee from Rwanda 😂😂😂
    I feel sorry for these people and laughing at the British

  • @hetty7891
    @hetty7891 Před 10 dny +2

    Men …. Poor Ruwanda. They will go and spoil the peaceful Ruwanda 😢. I do understand Kagame needs the money but he will regret. This will be a major problem for Ruwanda in a short term not even long. If Uk is getting rid of them there should be a reason. What is most annoying of this bill is why do I have to pay more tax for someone to be sent to Rwanda because they decided to cross the sea.

    • @icu17siberia
      @icu17siberia Před 8 dny

      because it cheaper than supporting them in country...seems to me

    • @viewbox8794
      @viewbox8794 Před 6 dny

      Kagame is a sellout.the innocent rwanda population will be the ones to suffer all african countries are quiet about this.

  • @p1507tricker
    @p1507tricker Před 10 dny +5

    The Tories have worked so hard. May I suggest an extended holiday for them somewhere in Africa ;-)

  • @rdy3357
    @rdy3357 Před 10 dny +6

    Invoice anyone who arrived illegally (invaded) appropriately so they pay for the full cost of security, any medical expenses, housing. This can be recovered from any assets they bring, or taxed if they have an income. Taxed at 100% of any income.

    • @davidmurrell5143
      @davidmurrell5143 Před 10 dny

      You know that asylum speakers are not allowed to work, until they have been assessed and approved, right? Those coming in to work illegally either arrive on planes and don't go home, or were trafficked in and don't actually get paid because the traffickers thought of your plan decades ago. Congratulations for belatedly coming up the same solution as people who think that sex slavery is a legitimate business plan.

    • @303octavian
      @303octavian Před 10 dny

      You are a sick f*ck.

  • @Xgeneration28
    @Xgeneration28 Před 10 dny +1

    Fair enough they have their way we need to just trust them and get on with it although the numbers seem extremely exaggerated 2000 to over 50000 in one year is a massive jump.

  • @PAIKUN.
    @PAIKUN. Před 4 dny

    No country has total freedom of speech. There are many things you can’t say in the UK but can say in Rwanda.

  • @chrisr6794
    @chrisr6794 Před 10 dny +58

    Overpriced, ineffective and inhumane. The perfect Tory policy.

    • @samsmith2635
      @samsmith2635 Před 10 dny +2

      For real though..

    • @whiskeywarlord9425
      @whiskeywarlord9425 Před 10 dny +12

      Inhumane?

    • @sallysloman1742
      @sallysloman1742 Před 10 dny

      Several other countries, including EU countries, send their illegals there - so they can do it but we can't?

    • @malusdarkblade1139
      @malusdarkblade1139 Před 10 dny

      Inhumane ?? Lol another whining lefty moron who won't house them in his house

    • @michaelairley2015
      @michaelairley2015 Před 10 dny

      Remeber when Labour and Blair killed millions in the Middle East?

  • @samlatooni
    @samlatooni Před 10 dny +49

    "rawanda is even safer than Britain"😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

    • @CricketEngland
      @CricketEngland Před 10 dny +10

      And France even safer where they should be seaking asylum in the first place

    • @EVE-ENTERTAINMENT100k
      @EVE-ENTERTAINMENT100k Před 10 dny +3

      Then go

    • @MrDeadhead1952
      @MrDeadhead1952 Před 10 dny +2

      @@CricketEngland Not the way asylum works, asylum can be claimed in the country the claimant chooses usually one that they have family or historical connections with.

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny +3

      I bet it's safer than any major city

    • @curiositycloset2359
      @curiositycloset2359 Před 10 dny

      ​@@MrDeadhead1952psycho boomer

  • @jasonstatham4834
    @jasonstatham4834 Před 2 dny

    So I’m confused will asylum seekers before this bill was passed be kicked out also?

  • @RayHaffenden
    @RayHaffenden Před 10 dny +2

    Don't hold your breath. All they have to do is monitor the sale of large rubber rafts and outboard motors - it would save us long suffering tax payers billions of dollars, identify the people smugglers, and save lives.

  • @ddt6003
    @ddt6003 Před 10 dny +35

    refugees from Rwanda are process in the UK but yet it is safe enough for other refugees...

    • @muckraker7942
      @muckraker7942 Před 10 dny

      Refugees from Rwanda processing in the UK are liars. It is safe. Now they can go back to Rwanda while they make their fake claims that they are not safe there. These are not refugees, they are tourists looking for jobs.

    • @howard1beale
      @howard1beale Před 10 dny

      We aren't a country of hate.
      We hate people coming here absuing our resources and pissing on our values

    • @FaceFcuk
      @FaceFcuk Před 10 dny

      ​@@GolfWhiskygreat news

    • @cryp4life509
      @cryp4life509 Před 10 dny +3

      What Rwandan refugees? It's not 1994 anymore.

    • @user-dq6nj1zv9h
      @user-dq6nj1zv9h Před 10 dny

      You think the streets of UK are safe ????????

  • @bizzclub8622
    @bizzclub8622 Před 10 dny +13

    Rishi Sunak delivers. Great guy 👈🏽😎

  • @EmmanuelMoela
    @EmmanuelMoela Před 10 dny +1

    Imagine ? Why would Rwanda agree to this nonsense???

  • @neo26
    @neo26 Před 9 dny +1

    Worried about the democratic backsliding and grave abuse of human rights in UK

  • @user-kj8gd9lt3h
    @user-kj8gd9lt3h Před 4 dny +4

    If Rwanda is so safe, why do you still have Rwanda immigrants here in UK

  • @bebaptiste4064
    @bebaptiste4064 Před 10 dny +4

    The UK could save itself a ton of money on this refugee bill; all they needed to do was drop them off at the Mexican/US border. President Biden is running an open border policy, yet you are the draining UK taxpayers.

  • @plerpplerp5599
    @plerpplerp5599 Před 7 dny

    The UK government is clearly drawing inspiration and lessons, both positive and negative, from Australia's controversial asylum policies in developing its own Rwanda plan.
    Both Australia and the UK claim their policies aim to deter dangerous migrant journeys and save lives, but there is absolutely no evidence that these objectives have been achieved.
    However, the UK government still sees Australia as a model to emulate, not as an equivalent.
    The despite the fact of high costs associated with these offshore processing schemes which have also shown to be ineffective and a waste of public funds.
    Australia's asylum seeker policies have indeed been a significant waste of taxpayer money, costing billions without delivering the intended results.
    The UK government is evidently choosing the "cruel" and "inhumane" aspects of Australia's asylum policies, rather than adopting a more humane approach.
    Human rights groups have criticized both Australia and the UK's policies as "cruel" and "detrimental" to refugee rights, disrupting access to asylum procedures.
    The human rights impact of Australia's offshore processing policies has been extremely damaging, with high rates of mental illness, trauma, and even deaths among detainees.

  • @knipe1980
    @knipe1980 Před 3 dny

    About time this government did something useful! Like 99% of people, good stuff

  • @LincolnClay98
    @LincolnClay98 Před 10 dny +4

    What??? I thought it had already been passed a while ago... Well its far too late anyway. WAY too many immigrants here now.

    • @utubebroadcaster
      @utubebroadcaster Před 10 dny +5

      Legal migrants to fill jobs Brits don't want to do

    • @User.adymitch
      @User.adymitch Před 10 dny

      ​@@utubebroadcasterno ! You far left woke....illegal immigrants who come on boats are MEN ! some are rapists others are terrorists others are serious criminals....most of them work ILLEGALLY in car washes or deliver junk food....wake up !

    • @clownofthetimes6727
      @clownofthetimes6727 Před 10 dny

      @@utubebroadcaster You mean they are an endless supply of easily expolited people who keep wages suppressed and raise rent prices.
      Fixed it for you.

    • @OKeefeist
      @OKeefeist Před 10 dny

      @@utubebroadcaster but if the population reduces then there’s no need for those jobs which in turn removes the need for more migrants.

    • @FaceFcuk
      @FaceFcuk Před 10 dny

      ​@@utubebroadcaster😂hilarious

  • @sunny96789
    @sunny96789 Před 10 dny +3

    The current bill has not been tested yet. If it succeeds in a few weeks time and the flights are able to take off, then the UK government doesn't have to leave the ECHR. Simple facts

    • @beebee_0136
      @beebee_0136 Před 10 dny +1

      Elephant in the room: What does the Rwandan govt. stand to gain directly from it's UK counterpart by agreeing to the T&C of this deal? Why does this bit appear to be glossed over?

    • @notjustforhackers4252
      @notjustforhackers4252 Před 10 dny +1

      "The Investigatory powers act 2016" breaks Article 8 of the ECHR.
      "The Online Safety bill" breaks Article 10 of the ECHR.
      The government has never had to leave the ECHR to simply disregard inconvenient human rights laws.

    • @sebastianguerre6868
      @sebastianguerre6868 Před 10 dny +1

      It needs to be newest arrivals first. If they see people getting straight off the boat straight onto the plane they'll stop coming.

    • @cindz4618
      @cindz4618 Před 8 dny +1

      ​@beebee_0136 the government has been given money.

  • @danielgospodinov5786
    @danielgospodinov5786 Před 3 dny +1

    Very good! Congratulations!