From 79be6e6f04f0afad0b281d6bbe33eb51f087e034 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Elias Maxie Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2025 15:02:45 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Add By not Stopping the Boats, pM is Signing his Political Death Warrant --- ...-is-Signing-his-Political-Death-Warrant.md | 32 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 32 insertions(+) create mode 100644 By-not-Stopping-the-Boats%2C-pM-is-Signing-his-Political-Death-Warrant.md diff --git a/By-not-Stopping-the-Boats%2C-pM-is-Signing-his-Political-Death-Warrant.md b/By-not-Stopping-the-Boats%2C-pM-is-Signing-his-Political-Death-Warrant.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3e2c0f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/By-not-Stopping-the-Boats%2C-pM-is-Signing-his-Political-Death-Warrant.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +[bloglines.com](https://www.bloglines.com/living/top-qualities-look-real-estate-agents-near?ad=dirN&qo=serpIndex&o=740010&origq=real+estate+news)
Let's assume Sir Keir Starmer wishes to win the next election. Let's likewise presume he has no desire to be replaced as Prime Minister in the next year approximately by Wes Streeting or Angela Rayner or anyone else.
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He's a politician, after all, and politicians relish power - Starmer more than a lot of, I would think. I likewise recommend that he's at least averagely intelligent, and ought to have the ability to weigh up the opportunities of any policy prospering.
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After the battles, compromises and embarrassments associated with [achieving](http://mambotours.rs) high workplace, Starmer has no intention of [tossing](https://reswis.com) everything away. Why, then, does he reveal every sign of doing so?
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On the single concern that might matter most to a bulk of voters, he is hurtling towards specific disaster, while rejecting himself any prospect of an escape route. I imply the boats stumbling upon the Channel.
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Varieties of migrants doing the 21-mile journey are up by 42 per cent on the exact same duration in 2015. An analysis by The Times, utilizing comparable modelling as Border Force, anticipates that 50,000 individuals will cross the Channel in little boats in 2025. That would be an annual record - and a stonking fiasco for Sir Keir.
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Peering into his mind, I reckon there are two main possible descriptions for his behaviour. One is that he is misguiding himself. He really believes numbers will boil down once the steps he has taken start to work.
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If Starmer still believes that his policies - tossing hundreds of millions at the French authorities, improving intelligence and utilizing boosted law enforcement powers - will reduce the numbers, that actually is the triumph of hope over experience. The other possibility is that he is already starting dimly to understand that his stratagems will not bear much, if any, fruit. So he and the Government have chosen to pull the wool over our eyes. A [fatal approach](https://www.vitalproperties.co.za).
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There have been 2 such examples in current days. Having stated in an online post on Monday that he felt 'mad' about the numbers crossing the Channel (how does he think the rest people feel !?) the PM made a slippery claim.
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Sir Keir Starmer now has nothing [formidable](https://avitotanger.com) in his locker, Stephen Glover composes
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Only 2,240 small-boat migrants were sent out home in the 12 months to March, 3 percent fewer than in the previous year
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He boasted that 'practically 30,000 individuals' had been removed from the UK by this Government. Sounds excellent. But in reality this figure describes all types of migrants who have no right to be in our nation. Only 2,240 small-boat migrants were sent home in the 12 months to March, 3 per cent fewer than in the previous year.
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A lie? Good God no! We should not accuse Labour prime ministers, far less Sir Keir Starmer KCB, PC, KC, MP, of informing intentional fibs. Shall we settle for an analytical sleight of hand?
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The other instance of the Government not being completely directly was the Office's claim earlier this week that there have been more migrants this year due to the fact that of pleasant weather condition. These are called 'red days', when the sea is calm.
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But an analysis by my associate David Barrett in the other day's Mail reveals that in temperate May in 2015 there were 21 ['red days'](https://aurorahousings.com) however only 2,765 arrivals, about 1,000 fewer than last month. In gentle June 2024 there were 20 'red days', though only 3,007 migrants were tape-recorded crossing the Channel.
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The most probable description is that last May and June the Government's strategy to send out unlawful migrants to Rwanda had actually finally [cleared persistent](https://basha-vara.com) judicial obstruction. Some, a minimum of, were deterred from crossing the Channel for fear of being packed off to the main African country.
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The Rwanda plan was far from perfect - it was pricey, and responsible to legal challenge due to the fact that the nation has an authoritarian federal government - but at least it had some possibility of hindering migrants. The incoming Labour Government threw away its only possible methods of curbing the boats.
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Great for Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, who in a speech tomorrow will undertake to reanimate a strategy strikingly similar to the Rwandan one.
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Starmer now has absolutely nothing [powerful](https://royalestatesdxb.com) in his locker. [Literally](http://mambotours.rs) absolutely nothing. He can offer additional millions to the French government but it will not make much, if any, difference. French authorities will still loll around on beaches, thinking of the sand castles they made as kids, as they view migrant boats setting off for Dover.
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The reality is that the French will never ever strain themselves because every migrant who leaves their coasts is one less migrant for them to fret about. It is naive to picture that they are ever going to be zealous on our behalf.
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STEPHEN GLOVER: Keir Starmer is a soft male who can not comprehend the real wicked Britain is facing
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Nor will Sir Keir's concept of enhancing intelligence and law enforcement be decisive. When it comes to Labour's reported intention to tinker with Article 8 of the Human Rights Act so as to preclude bogus asylum claims, that is welcome, but even if it ends up being law it is unlikely to have much impact on general numbers.
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Are the PM and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper starting to panic as they understand they do not have a single policy most likely to fulfil their promise of 'smashing the gangs'? If they aren't desperate, they jolly well must be.
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Three weeks ago, Sir Keir was humiliated after he had praised talks over Rwanda-style 'return centers' only minutes before his Albanian counterpart, standing a few feet away, ruled out any cooperation.
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Maybe the Government will encourage the Kosovans or the North Macedonians to establish some sort of plan. But if it does, it will take months, if not years, and individuals will question why Sir Keir a plan that he is at least partly attempting to restore.
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I've no particular desire to toss Starmer a lifeline however, as I have actually suggested before, there's one possible path out of the hole he has actually dug for himself - though it would take enormous decision and guts for him to take it.
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There are lots of unoccupied British islands off our coast and further afield. Pick among them. Create a camp similar to those on the Isle of Man that housed alien internees during the War. Build hundreds of huts - rather than putting up less durable tents, as ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe has actually proposed.
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Recruit doctors and officials to assess claims more rapidly than occurs at present - and then return most [migrants](https://circaoldhouses.com) to where they came from. The cost of establishing such a camp would be a fraction of the ₤ 4.3 billion invested last year on housing migrants and asylum [seekers](https://mcsold.ca).
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Can anybody inform me why not? Few migrants would [expensive kicking](https://bomja.ir) their heels for months in a camp, however humane, so it would be a marvellous deterrent. Cross the Channel, and you will be our visitor - on a potentially windy island instead of in a four-star hotel.
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Granted, in order to stave off vexatious legal challenges we 'd probably need to derogate from the European Court of Human Rights, which would be an action too far for our cautious Prime Minister.
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But he doesn't have a better idea. In fact, he hasn't got any concepts at all that are liable to stem the growing numbers of people streaming across the English Channel.
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Things can just become worse - and as they do Labour will sink ever lower in public esteem. Does Sir Keir Starmer really want to be the signatory of his own political death warrant?
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