Brits to protest against foreigners in the workforce, including Poles.

No wonder they're protesting, most of them are clearly thick as ****, vote BNP, complain about "bloody foreigners" and then demand that their (equally thick as ****) wife cooks them "chikkin tikka masala innit" for dinner.

factory owners and other big fishes in the UK;

Still, that doesn't change the fact that employers should still be picking Brits first. What's the point in putting people through the education system or training programmes, only for them to be out in the cold?

Talking of big fishes.....last Thursday in a small wester ross harbour - a French boat emptied 22tons of Scottish Monkfish in to a French lorry heading for Paris, next day a Spanish trawler had 23 tons of Scottish fish. The fish didnt even touch the ground.

I'm sorry, but no-one has the right to work. If you're good enough, you'll get hired - if you're not good enough or inflexible, then you won't. It's pretty damn simple.

I'm wondering if you have read post 206 and would say that to that person's face ?

Convex, that's not the point. Poles and Lithuanians snap up those jobs very quickly as they are not as fussy as some Brits. That's a plus for whatnext because part of the competition is eliminated. Still, even before the Poles and Baltic folk arrived, there were too many people chasing too few jobs in key sectors.

Why not use some of that mighty education system to teach kids the skills they need for the future, not the past.

Why not stop paying people to breed?

Of course. Why not?

I'm sorry, but I have little to no sympathy for people who use being simple as an excuse - plenty of thick kurwa boys managed to get by in the UK just fine.

The fact that they haven't even considered relocating means that I have no sympathy - plenty of people were forced to emigrate from Scotland across the ocean to find a new life - so sympathy is somewhat lacking there.

How many people who are complaining now about immigrants voted Labour in 1997 and 2001, I wonder?

She doesn't sound simple and neither does her husband.

You don't know she hasn't, but with children at school and so on, it's not as simple as upping sticks and moving is it ?

I'll admit to voting Labour in 1997, 2001 and even in 2005. As for "complaining" about immigrants as you put it, I'm complaining about mass immigration rather than immigration. There is a difference.

I think it's irresponsible as hell for someone to have so many children if they aren't in stable employment.

Also, you have to move to where the employment is, it's that simple.

Incidentally, in Scotland, we welcomed immigrants with open arms.

If you read it he was in stable work and has worked all his life. Children are not toys that you can turn off and put away and get out another day when the weathers nice.

What if someone has a mortgage do they just up sticks and walk away?

Yeah sure you did.

as you're prone to being replaced at any time.

isn't that difficult to do.

horrible work

That's the same in any job. Whos job is rock solid safe these days.

Selling a house in the present climate is not easy.

There isn't even a direct flight from Scotland's third largest city, Aberdeen.

Hmm...essential State service jobs are rock solid - teaching, Fire, Police, Armed Forces. Apart from that though, it's a good question - depends a lot on the location really.

Not arguing there - I've seen quite a few comments online from people who have been relocated and have had no choice but to simply rent a cheap room somewhere during the week.

Ryanair publicly stated a while ago that they wouldn't consider Aberdeen for any more flights as long as the runway isn't extended - without being horribly technical, the longer the runway, the more they can carry into the sky - Aberdeen's just isn't long enough.

Did you buy a house at inflated prices and are trying to dump it now? Good luck.

That and a 737 needs about 2000 more feet of runway to take off at max weight than what Aberdeen has. Ryanair never flys at MTOW, actually the opposite... but the margin of error is too tight.

737 flights to Tenerife must really be pushing it then - never, ever understood how the runway at Aberdeen was long enough to accomodate them.

Incidentally, do you know if Ryanair refuels after each sector?

A reminder that you are going off-topic

"below average education" = simple.

Well, you have to question the wisdom of having so many children - and virtually assuring that they would need some degree of benefits in order to survive. I think it's irresponsible as hell for someone to have so many children if they aren't in stable employment.

Also, you have to move to where the employment is, it's that simple.

Their day will come in their homeland aswell.

its looks to me a little ominous