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Quote from: IC1967 on December 08, 2014, 09:46:10 amHere's what he said. "That is nothing to do with professionalism, what it does have to do with is a population that is going through the roof chiefly because of open-door immigration and the fact that the M4 is not as navigable as it used to be."Thank goodness there are politicians around who are prepared to say it as it is. It's obvious that the roads are going to be busier if we allow millions of immigrants in. We don't ban them from driving you know. We are a densely populated island and our roads are too full in many parts of the UK. The main reason they are too full is because we have a lot of people using them. Allowing millions of immigrants into the country is obviously going to make matters worse.The laughable thing about you lefties having a go at Nige is that you are are incapable of working out that the less people driving the less busy the roads will be, therefore journey times will be shorter. The more people driving, the longer journey times will be. Duh. Why are journey times increasing? Because more people are driving. Where have the vast bulk of these extra drivers come from? Foreign countries. Duh.And they all happened to be going to Wales at the same time as him and made him more than three hours late?? Duh.
Here's what he said. "That is nothing to do with professionalism, what it does have to do with is a population that is going through the roof chiefly because of open-door immigration and the fact that the M4 is not as navigable as it used to be."Thank goodness there are politicians around who are prepared to say it as it is. It's obvious that the roads are going to be busier if we allow millions of immigrants in. We don't ban them from driving you know. We are a densely populated island and our roads are too full in many parts of the UK. The main reason they are too full is because we have a lot of people using them. Allowing millions of immigrants into the country is obviously going to make matters worse.The laughable thing about you lefties having a go at Nige is that you are are incapable of working out that the less people driving the less busy the roads will be, therefore journey times will be shorter. The more people driving, the longer journey times will be. Duh. Why are journey times increasing? Because more people are driving. Where have the vast bulk of these extra drivers come from? Foreign countries. Duh.
I'll have another go. Do you think Nige would have got there earlier if we hadn't allowed in millions of immigrants over recent years? Do you think our roads would be less congested if we hadn't allowed in millions of immigrants over recent years? A simple yes or no will do.
Sorry you got the answer wrong. The correct answer is yes. How anyone could get that one wrong is beyond me. The only possible reason I can come up with is that you just want to try and bash Nige whether what you are bashing him with makes any sense at all.
Use the figures Nige himself stated in his quote. All it takes is a bit of maths and you can see it's Nige that's chucking logic and reason out of the window, not me. It's all there on a plate for you. Unless, of course, Nige is lying..?
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on December 08, 2014, 04:37:48 pmUse the figures Nige himself stated in his quote. All it takes is a bit of maths and you can see it's Nige that's chucking logic and reason out of the window, not me. It's all there on a plate for you. Unless, of course, Nige is lying..?Nige didn't use any immigration figures in his quote.Look its very simple. It takes longer to get from A to B in our country because there are more road users than there used to be and this is caused in part by uncontrolled immigration.
Mick, all these immigrants, why are they driving on the M4 on a Friday evening? Where are they going?As someone who lives a lot closer to the M4 than you do I can tell you - they are rich commuters who work and live in London and the Thames Valley during the week and then go to their second home in the Brecon Beacons, Gower Peninsula, Somerset, Wiltshire & Gloucestershire for the weekend. The only way immigration has any effect is that whatever job these people do having more people to do it for has made them very rich hence them being able to afford more than one home when there is a percentage of our society who dont even have one.
Quote from: wilts rover on December 08, 2014, 05:28:45 pmMick, all these immigrants, why are they driving on the M4 on a Friday evening? Where are they going?As someone who lives a lot closer to the M4 than you do I can tell you - they are rich commuters who work and live in London and the Thames Valley during the week and then go to their second home in the Brecon Beacons, Gower Peninsula, Somerset, Wiltshire & Gloucestershire for the weekend. The only way immigration has any effect is that whatever job these people do having more people to do it for has made them very rich hence them being able to afford more than one home when there is a percentage of our society who dont even have one.Look. I don't agree with everything Nige says believe it or not. However he has decided he is onto a winner by playing the immigration card as much as possible. That is the context that his comments need to be seen in. No-one seriously believes he was late just because the motorway was full of immigrants. However it is undeniable that our roads are more congested due to uncontrolled immigration over recent years. That is point to take from this incident.
I've explained where Nige was coming from
Am I reading this right - Ed wants to make sensible cuts but won't tell anyone what they are? How can you go forwards with a policy of, elect us and we'll make the right decisions? That's simply bizarre!
Quote from: big fat yorkshire pudding on December 11, 2014, 03:06:09 pmAm I reading this right - Ed wants to make sensible cuts but won't tell anyone what they are? How can you go forwards with a policy of, elect us and we'll make the right decisions? That's simply bizarre!No, it's much easier to get elected by spouting grandiose statements such as promising to protect frontline services, then once elected turn round and piss in the eyes of the voters.