I believe it still exists in the USA. The British think the phrase is too short. We prefer the longer version: “Yes we can, but here are some reasons why we shouldn’t”.
This is
being applied mercilessly by the Home Office concerning the Ukraine refugee
crisis. While Ireland and other European countries are enthusiastically taking
in these desperate people, our Home Office (which is run by incompetent
half-wits) is constructing an obstacle course in the shape of Visa Application
forms of unfeasible length, containing such questions as Are you a War Criminal?
Then these applications appear to be dealt with on an individual basis, with no
consideration being given to possible links with others; for example, a 4-year old girl was issued with
a Visa, but not her mother! (So, good luck with making that journey little
girl!)
That’s not
the end of it; regarding the Homes for Refugees scheme, local authorities are now
putting their bureaucratic noses into whether the receiving home might have
potential hazards for children, such as garden ponds or electrical sockets
positioned too near the floor.
Give me a
break! These people have come from apartment blocks reduced to rubble, they’ve
watched their relatives being executed on the streets, and seen women being
raped. They’ve been starved of food and water. So now they are to be subjected
to the fresh unimaginable horrors of a garden pond and low-lying plug sockets?!
By the way,
the beauty of a British electrical plug socket is that you cannot poke something
into the positive/neutral sockets. Try it. You need the longer of the three pins of a plug to be inserted to ‘open’
the two dangerous sockets. Our own children are not endangered by our plug
sockets, so why would anyone else’s children be?
All of this
is the perfect application of “Yes we can, but here are some reasons why we
shouldn’t”.
An
apoplectic Nick Ferrari on LBC radio this morning (I was worried for his
health) was shouting “For God’s sake, sack the bloody lot of ‘em and get the
Military in to do the job. The military are not only efficient, but also have
compassion”. I couldn’t agree more.
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