Cameron arouses anger with 'bunch migrants'

london - British Prime Minister David Cameron has been criticized on Wednesday a ruling on asylum seekers. In parliament, the prime minister talked about a bunch of migrants,, '', a bunch of immigrants.

That phraseology lap opposition Labour party and numerous other critics the wrong way. On social media ventilated opponents but also supporters massively their views.

Clwyd Yvette Cooper signed officially objected to the decision of Cameron. According to its sow the premier division and he does not behave like a statesman. Twitter emphasized hundreds of critics angry that the Prime Minister made his statement calculated on the international Holocaust memorial day. Various media put links to their reports on the makeshift camps in Calais and Dunkirk.

Cameron's decision was specifically directed against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and another Labour politician, who visited the camps last weekend.

Corbyn had the prime minister asked critical questions about the links between his conservative government and technology giant Google. Cameron rebounded the ball and suggested that his political opponents themselves have a tendency to give in, for example, to trade unions or other countries.

,, They meet the Argentines and give them the Falklands '' sneered the prime minister.,, They met a bunch of migrants in Calais and say they are all allowed to come to Britain. The only people for whom they never occur, are the British people and the hard-working taxpayers. ''