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Originally Posted by Jimbuna
I used Gurkha as an example because that was the first comparator that sprung to mind.
It would be the same for any national that helped our troops on the front line and as a consequence of our troops pulling out found themselves and their family in clear and present danger.
We are not talking of tens of thousands here in fact the number would probably be miniscule when considering the number of illegal immigrants currently in the UK.
One other consideration should be the fact that these people usually have skills in addition to their bilingual capability.
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Still, the motivation is totally different. It is a difference whether you help foreign troops to help your country and you take risks over that, or you help foreign troops and take risks for
their country. I talked, by chance, with two friends yesterday. They too see the difference. I fail to see why one c/would miss it.
But anyhow,
nix für ungut. 