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How many working people have nannies to help with daily chores of life? How many folk have a nanny from Nepal who it seems became a naturalised British citizen in the least possible time such applications take (but not fast tracked) apparently Mr and Mrs Cameron do! He is at the moment trying to fend off the right wing of his party or the UKIP as we know them on changes to immigration. One law for them? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. "
Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration? |
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration?"
I didn't think the conservative government was apposed to immigration. It's gone horribly wrong if they are. |
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By *nnyMan
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration?
I didn't think the conservative government was apposed to immigration. It's gone horribly wrong if they are. "
"We'll get immigration down into tens of thousands". D. Cameron.
It has, indeed, gone terribly wrong for him. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration?
I didn't think the conservative government was apposed to immigration. It's gone horribly wrong if they are. "
Cranley Onslow former chairman of the influential chairman of the 1922 committee has openly stated that immigration is a cancer that had to be removed from British ways of life? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration?
I didn't think the conservative government was apposed to immigration. It's gone horribly wrong if they are. Cranley Onslow former chairman of the influential chairman of the 1922 committee has openly stated that immigration is a cancer that had to be removed from British ways of life?"
But is it policy ? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Many people have a nanny.
My sister in law has one and she's a nurse and her husbands a charity worker. It's not only the rich that can afford them. Do they recruit immigrant workers when the party he leads is opposed to immigration?
I didn't think the conservative government was apposed to immigration. It's gone horribly wrong if they are. Cranley Onslow former chairman of the influential chairman of the 1922 committee has openly stated that immigration is a cancer that had to be removed from British ways of life?
But is it policy ?"
Good question; they (the Tories) as adivided on immigration as they are on Europe. I suspect they are waiting Cranley and his peers to go to the Bullingdon club in the sky. Covertly they are anti immigration. |
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