Afghan refugees. Sorry but Britain is full up.

[Nick]

Because they will be murdered by the nutters.

The Gurkhas did a job got paid why are they our responsibility,bloody hell Nick have you no bloody humanity or is everything down to profit and loss.

You'd have had a starring role in a Dickens novel.......as a villain

The whole country was put in a decent position, troops paid and trained, they just legged it at the first sign of trouble. I could have some sympathy if they given it a go.

[cromwell]

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-9286/

From that link

2,850 worked as interpreters and translators for British forces on the frontline, largely in Helmand province.

[cromwell]

You're having a laugh, surely.
Do you think there was no crossover?

Well not laughing at all especially at the thought of people being murdered.....the number of interpreters working with UK forces estimated between 2,500 and just over 3000 so I don't know where you get your figures from.

Those working for the Yanks are their responsibility.

[Barry]

Our obligation is solely to those who worked with UK forces.

You're having a laugh, surely.
Do you think there was no crossover?

[cromwell]

Ahh right, you mean where I present facts and video testimony from the regions

Well you call them facts,others may consider it PRC propaganda.

and you regurgitate the Sun.

OK please present one quote as evidence that I rely on the Sun.........it might take a while to produce,I can wait a year or more.......more being the likely.

I think Thomas got it right yesterday, that despite your protestations to the contrary, you do swallow and repeat the MSM guff without much in the way of critical thought.

Do I? well perhaps you best present certain evidence without relying on Thomas eh!

[Sampanviking]

Yes you have........ a point I made about the never ending propaganda.

Ahh right, you mean where I present facts and video testimony from the regions and you regurgitate the Sun.
Maybe it is me, not realising that building infrastructure, giving education, and presenting opportunites, is in fact genocide, while, bombing flat, gunning down all that moves and torturing those that survive is in fact promoting freedom and democracy.

I think Thomas got it right yesterday, that despite your protestations to the contrary, you do swallow and repeat the MSM guff without much in the way of critical thought.

[cromwell]

I understand there could be nearly 20,000 of them that translated English/American.
Best keep those planeloads going then. The Yanks got got their dogs out already.

Our obligation is solely to those who worked with UK forces.

[Barry]

Those interpreters who worked with our forces we have an obligation to.

I understand there could be nearly 20,000 of them that translated English/American.
Best keep those planeloads going then. The Yanks got got their dogs out already.

[cromwell]

That's a cop out. I have talked about Xinjiang and Hong Kong at very great length. You don't seem even to want to consider that some people trying to get out have been involved, with out collusion, in less than savoury activities.

Yes you have........ a point I made about the never ending propaganda.

[Sampanviking]

Well I suppose the answer best given is I will give it all the consideration you do regarding the evidence presented regarding the treatment of the ughyur population and others deemed dissident in China and Hong Kong.

That's a cop out. I have talked about Xinjiang and Hong Kong at very great length. You don't seem even to want to consider that some people trying to get out have been involved, with out collusion, in less than savoury activities.

[cromwell]

Evidence against Individuals is not my job and not my question.
My question is that do you think that those that enabled torture or "Enhanced Interrogations" to take place, because they were there to ask the questions and relay the answers, are deserving of UK protection.
You do understand that Interrogation was a very important function for the translators, don't you?
As to which ones they were, as opposed to those that simply helped little old ladies explain to troops that their pet cat was stuck up a tree, well I suggest that maybe those running the fastest to catch the Starlifters, had the most reason to want to get out.

Well I suppose the answer best given is I will give it all the consideration you do regarding the evidence presented regarding the treatment of the ughyur population and others deemed dissident in China and Hong Kong.

[Sampanviking]

well your evidence against individuals is?

Evidence against Individuals is not my job and not my question.
My question is that do you think that those that enabled torture or "Enhanced Interrogations" to take place, because they were there to ask the questions and relay the answers, are deserving of UK protection.
You do understand that Interrogation was a very important function for the translators, don't you?
As to which ones they were, as opposed to those that simply helped little old ladies explain to troops that their pet cat was stuck up a tree, well I suggest that maybe those running the fastest to catch the Starlifters, had the most reason to want to get out.

[cromwell]

Out of interest, would you include the ones that had facilitated torture?

well your evidence against individuals is?

[Sampanviking]

Those interpreters who worked with our forces we have an obligation to.

Out of interest, would you include the ones that had facilitated torture?

[cromwell]

Why do we? They did a job and got paid, why are they our responsibility?

Because they will be murdered by the nutters.

The Gurkhas did a job got paid why are they our responsibility,bloody hell Nick have you no bloody humanity or is everything down to profit and loss.

You'd have had a starring role in a Dickens novel.......as a villain