Oh, yes ofcourse, the EU's attitude towards prostitution, trafficking and drugs a mere 40 miles or so away from the EU's judicial centre has nothing at all to do with EU, Brexit and your thread. My mistake sorry OG.
The difference was that the EU tried to coerce governments into doing something about these things, only to have governments like ours resist this happening, now due to the idiotic Brexit vote this same government is completely free to work havoc here.
Congratulations that's what you voted for, to destroy any hope of progress.
Where there was little before, none exists now.
Had our government been a proper member of the EU we could have helped bring about useful change.
Now thanks to the likes of you we have put the nation back to the 1930's
This is what is happening right now here
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Home Office accused of cruelty for ordering cannabis slave back to Vietnam
Teenager spent five years as a cannabis gardener in the UK being beaten and threatened, after he was seized from Hanoi aged 10
The Home Office has been accused of cruelty over a decision to send a child victim of trafficking, who spent years in enforced slavery cultivating cannabis plants in England, back to
Vietnam, where he has no family.
The child, known as S, was a 10-year-old orphan living on the streets of Hanoi, when he was picked up by gangsters and trafficked from Vietnam to England. For five years he was locked into a series of terraced houses which had been converted into cannabis farms, and forced to work as a cannabis gardener.
He worked for no pay in dangerous conditions, watering the plants, mixing toxic growth-boosting chemical fertilisers, turning industrial lights on and off at eight-hourly intervals to maximise plant growth, and pruning and drying out the crops. The chemicals made him ill; he burned his hair and skin on the hot lamps, and occasionally got electric shocks from the tangle of wires powering the lights.
For several years he lived alone, cut off from the outside world, under instructions to keep away from the windows, so passersby would not know he was inside. He was visited periodically by his traffickers, who dropped off food for him and inspected the plants. If the plants looked sickly he was beaten.
UK police criticised for failure to help enslaved cannabis farmers
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“I was like an animal, kept in a box,” he said at the home where he lives with his foster family. He has asked not to be identified, to prevent his traffickers from pursuing him.
I have signed the Petition and the open letter
Time you abandoned your EU fetish and started to concern yourself with the consequences of giving unlimited power to the people who worked to disrupt the good intended efforts of the EU
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