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Jesus lads, 'tis looking like BREXIT!
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<blockquote data-quote="How bad boy" data-source="post: 7425315" data-attributes="member: 3028"><p>Or this happens again:</p><p>"No sooner had he landed in its capital, Kigali, than he was told he must leave again for neighbouring Uganda - and all for a fee</p><p>...</p><p> They described then having their papers taken from them by people who appeared to be Rwandan officials, before being driven to a hotel which was guarded and which they were barred from leaving.</p><p>They were then told to pay up to $500 to be driven in groups to the Ugandan border. Cars were waiting on the other side to drive them to the capital, Kampala. Again they were made to pay.</p><p>But with no work or documentation, they say they needed to keep moving - joining the well-worn migration routes across Africa and the Mediterranean to reach Europe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="How bad boy, post: 7425315, member: 3028"] Or this happens again: "No sooner had he landed in its capital, Kigali, than he was told he must leave again for neighbouring Uganda - and all for a fee ... They described then having their papers taken from them by people who appeared to be Rwandan officials, before being driven to a hotel which was guarded and which they were barred from leaving. They were then told to pay up to $500 to be driven in groups to the Ugandan border. Cars were waiting on the other side to drive them to the capital, Kampala. Again they were made to pay. But with no work or documentation, they say they needed to keep moving - joining the well-worn migration routes across Africa and the Mediterranean to reach Europe. [/QUOTE]
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