Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2024 04:15:09 -0500
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On 4/4/24 8:13 AM, FPP wrote:
> On 4/3/24 11:21 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
>> Home owners in the UK have been told that "compulsory selling of home" 
>> will be
>> enforced to house illegal migrants.
>>
>> Elderly people are being told their houses are too big for them and 
>> they need
>> to sell so that illegal aliens can live in their homes.
>>
>>
>> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1775224035279802368/vid/avc1/490x270/z7Atz3AJSQYfSCRR.mp4?tag=14
>>
>>
>> https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13079637/Our-council-tried-force-sell-200-000-home-make-room-asylum-seekers-Elderly-couples-horror-strongly-worded-letter-lands-doorstep.html
>>
>> An elderly couple who had just moved into their £200,000 house were 
>> horrified
>> to receive a letter from their council suggesting the property could be
>> subject to compulsory purchase and used to house asylum seekers.
>>
>> Jose and Ted Saunders said they were 'insulted and shocked' when the
>> strongly-worded letter from North Northamptonshire Council-- which has 
>> never
>> balanced its own books-- dropped on their mat last month.
>>
>> It said their neat mid-terraced house in Rushden, near Wellingborough, 
>> was
>> deemed to be an empty property, or was 'derelict' and the council 
>> could even
>> force them to sell it.
>>
>> 'I couldn't believe it,' said retired carer Jose, 76. 'We moved to 
>> Rushden to
>> help provide childcare for my grand-daughter and found this nice 
>> little place
>> to live. The idea of forcing us to sell it to make room for refugees and
>> asylum seekers seems totally wrong.'
>>
>>
> 
> Looks like they just made a mistake and thought the property was empty.
> 
>> The letter, headed 'Empty Properties and sites initiative' had their 
>> exact address in bold and stated: 'We are writing as we have reason to 
>> believe that the above-named premises… is empty or unused.
>>
>> 'The Government has identified empty privately-owned properties as a 
>> potential cause of blight within communities, and as a wasted resource 
>> at time of high housing need.'
> 
> So why are you so outraged?  And why did you not mention this part?


He may have had another accident with the zipper on his pants.


> 
>> Three days later they received an apology, saying their staff had 
>> mistakenly ear-marked the house for possible compulsory purchase, but 
>> the Saunders were still baffled by the policy itself.
> 
> 
> 
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