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Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 03:10
by Ricky
I asked ai what a reparations bill would like, accounting for every illegal migrant France has sat back and watched invade the UK. Top end is around £65bn.

Given we liberated their country from Nazi Germany, their attitude now is far from one of gratitude, as they sit back and laugh at all the third world migrants they put in camps jump on a rubber boat, bound for a British hotel.

Should France pay the UK £65bn in reparations or face sanctions?

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 03:28
by Noxy
Is the UK getting its money's worth paying France to curb the crossings? There's another question.

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 03:54
by Boxerbeetle
Did you ask AI if it thought it was a good or workable idea :maybe:

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 06:37
by conan_the_cribber
Well of course the price tag is excessive. And I think the onus should be on Britian to monitor their borders and not just copping out and saying it's France's job. I personally don't see how the British government can be so incompetent all these years. The answer is of course drones, drones, drones and legislation to say, anyone we see crossing from France, Belgium or Holland will be dragged back to the country of embarkment. It's not like you have a 4000km coast to monitor like Australia does.

But you know, big institutions are like oil tankers, they take a long time to change directions.

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 06:39
by giacomino
If they refuse you should recreate D-Day (Maybe take along some of Trump’s ICE agents) and take over Normandy until they pay. That would stop the boats. (At least from France). And ICE would have all the illegals on flights to Africa in no time

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 07:55
by greg
Where is "NO" option?

PS. and NO, liberation of France from Nazi Germany is in this case irrelevant

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 08:51
by Ricky
greg wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 07:55 Where is "NO" option?

PS. and NO, liberation of France from Nazi Germany is in this case irrelevant

I think it's very relevant, and, hugely ironic, actually. In the 1940's thousands of British men, and boys for that matter, jumped out of the boats and waded through the water into German bullet's, drove the German's out and restored France back to the French.

Fast forward to now, on those same beaches, thousands of third world migrants from Africa and the Middle East, including many dangerous killers, paedo's and Jihadists, and invading US, from France, while the French sit back and laugh at the whole thing.

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 08:59
by greg
Ricky wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 08:51
greg wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 07:55 Where is "NO" option?

PS. and NO, liberation of France from Nazi Germany is in this case irrelevant

I think it's very relevant, and, hugely ironic, actually. In the 1940's thousands of British men, and boys for that matter, jumped out of the boats and waded through the water into German bullet's, drove the German's out and restored France back to the French.

Fast forward to now, on those same beaches, thousands of third world migrants from Africa and the Middle East, including many dangerous killers, paedo's and Jihadists, and invading US, from France, while the French sit back and laugh at the whole thing.
Ricky, since you use AI so much anyway, take a second to throw in my full comment and your reply and see what AI responds.

Re: Should the UK bill France for reparations?

Posted: 08 Sep 2026, 09:26
by bmw hector
greg wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 07:55 Where is "NO" option?

PS. and NO, liberation of France from Nazi Germany is in this case irrelevant
Why do 'British Patriots' now go around doing Nazi salutes? It's quite a bizarre turnaround if the liberation from Nazi Germany in WW2 is relevant to the present day issue.