I’m going to share my thoughts with you based on recent life experiences so I hope it makes sense , well you probably won’t understand but I’ll try ..
On 28th April 2019 I was minding my own business driving through France in the mountains when out of nowhere a biker hit me head on at around 100mph ..
Now - it wasn’t my fault I must stress , but it was one of those moments still that will live with me forever - even now when I go to sleep I get flashbacks .. Headaches etc
I have recently been diagnosed with severe ptsd and severe ptsd headaches ( I do get stressed very easily so I now opt for an east life ) and learn to deal with each day as it comes
Last year I found a young child under my van - who hid there in the night hoping to get to the U.K. . I was in fact going to paris and not England - and he clung on for around 50 miles - when I found him he was shaking and frightened. And quite rightly so
Because of my previous experience in France I didn’t see him as just anyone - he’s a human being . Someone who breathes the same air as us , and feels pain like we all do
This is where I’m heading : our very own Home Secretary to even. CONSIDER or think about letting people drown is sick . There’s no other words for it . For one I can’t see anyone ever going along with this. But she’s sick . And if she thinks the people of the U.K. will go along
With suck a sick proposal - then we should be very very worried . Imagine how the border force workers would cope actually seeing people drown in front of their eyes . It’s just sick . No other word for it. These people are human beings
I guess when you’ve seen someone die in front of you , you get a completely different perspective on life . I can’t describe it but it is what it is
That’s my take on it . She’s sick for even letting it enter her head
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