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Tuesday, 30 April 2013 How has immigration changed Britain?
Update:
"Channel Crossings: Around 264,000 unauthorised arrivals were recorded between 2018 and 2025, with roughly 73% arriving via small boats across the English Channel." - Migration Observatory
264,000 is the estimated population size of Plymouth.
"The total size of the full-time UK armed forces, comprising the UK regular forces, Gurkhas and full-time reserve service, was around 147,000. Of these, 82,000 were army personnel, 33,000 were members of the Royal Navy or Royal Marines, and 32,000 belonged to the Royal Air Force". - House of Lords Library
I meant to sign my earlier post with a screen name: Howitzer. I think I have used it elsewhere before.
ReplyDeleteAh yes. The Howitzer !!! It could out-blast even the Canons.
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ReplyDeleteI am hearing from a number of places that the Church in Wales is in the process of conducting an inquiry into the actions of Sion Rhys Evans whilst sub dean and diocesan secretary in Bangor. Apparently the Province has instructed solicitors to conduct this inquiry, presumably with the view of casting all the blame for what went wrong on Sion and Sion alone.
ReplyDeleteNow while Sion is responsible for much of the mess, surely he can't be the only one to be held to account? There are others above and below him who gave him the freedom necessary to cause so much damage. Should they be allowed to hide from their culpability?
Anyone else heard anything?
Deiniol's pet spinger
They could do worse than starting investigating the process used and the moron that appointed the creature in the first place, including the decision to allow ordination.
DeleteThe complete lack of discernment and insight should be included in the remit.