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No - we have allowed the benefit system to provide a living for large numbers of people who have simply opted out of work. If a population of (officially) 68 million can not support itself there is some sort of massive abuse going on. Just think about it logically. How can that be?
We KNOW that since COVID literally millions of people of well under retirement age have stopped working. Tackle that and you won't need SO MUCH migration.
There are of course very well qualified people who we would want as migrants. There are though very large numbers of people arriving here legally and illegally that we only need because we have let other people opt out of work.
We are running here a giant PONZIE SCHEME. It will crash and burn pretty soon if we don't get rid of it
How do you expect we support ourselves with 7 to 8 millions waiting for treatment?
The vast majority of immigrants are legal immigrants. We cannot support ourselves without them. It's that simple. If your solution works, you should run for office.
when i signed on near every person was immigrants in the place and half of them cant even speak English so that means near all the staff are paki gunts there was only 2 white members of staff left.
tho they will all be gone in 2028 as the buildings lease runs out becouse it is all going online, bar me
Ha ha ha ha
You're a scream mate. Really funny.
In 1981 a schoolboy may have behaved badly. Well I'm amazed.
He was a child. In the proper legal definition. But it gets worse. The purported writer of the letter , an English teacher, did not know Farage!!!!
But still, those who knew him, and who had the authority, made him a prefect.
Oh and 1981 is ... errr, 43 years ago.
You sir are a bit of a joker - and THIS is your justification to talk about the danger of Fascism in our politics. That a woman who did not know Farage, obviously a bit of an 'activist' because she had no dealings with him, chose to relay hearsay information about what a rotter he was, which was duly ignored by the school authorities, who made him a prefect. And this, forty-three years later is teh best you can trot out against him.
I'll give you something better. I have seen and heard him on TV and he is an arrogant, unpleasant fellow. That's not hearsay. I've watched him, though I would forgive him that just for the marvellous dressing down he gave that dish rag Herman von Rumpuy .
And by the way - he doesn't in the least sound like a fascist in that clip. Indeed, he is advocating for representation of the people's will in that clip and standing against 'statist ' appointments by an unrepresentative body - the very opposite of what a fascist would want.
Have yourselves a laugh....
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That's the legacy of the British empire.when i signed on near every person was immigrants in the place and half of them cant even speak English so that means near all the staff are paki gunts there was only 2 white members of staff left.
tho they will all be gone in 2028 as the buildings lease runs out becouse it is all going online, bar me
it is a corporation now and has been since the 70s so ask the council for a invoice for the council tax , or is that tax deductible anyway
It is a free country and we are all entitled to form and express our opinions freely based on the evidence available out there. I am not a joker but quite the opposite, a professional with over 50 years of experience in private and public organisations.
These days, you're a facist if you want to spell correctly, be punctual and have good manners. That makes me think he's my type of guy.
were ar u phrom? u schud lern 2 reed an rite enwishwhen i signed on near every person was immigrants in the place and half of them cant even speak English so that means near all the staff are paki gunts there was only 2 white members of staff left.
tho they will all be gone in 2028 as the buildings lease runs out becouse it is all going online, bar me
You've posted this argument before but I've never really engaged with it fully enough, but this time I'm going to, by disagreeing that migration is such a large element of the housing shortage. In fact it is so far from it that it contains within it a reminder, that we the native population are the largest element of the problem.
The largest element I've hinted at are the the huge changes in our society that have resulted in so much single occupation of homes. In London almost one third of all homes are single occupancy and the rest of the country is not far behind. A small proportion of that is under reporting, but mostly very short term so having little effect.
That, not immigration, is the largest change since you and I were born, which was when multi-occupation of almost all homes was the norm. Most people married and had children. Many of those family homes contained a grandparent and/or sometimes a now adult child. Marriages commonly lasted until death.
Now huge numbers never marry, remaining single or only having partners, often short term. 42% of all marriages end in divorce and a very high proportion of the remainder end in agreed separations without bothering with divorce. Yet all want their own home.
Immigrants are largely the opposite. Most still marry, especially the Asians. They commonly multi-occupy their homes with two or three generations. The more recent immigrants, including many boat people, almost universally multi occupy, even to the extent of gross overcrowding and "hot bedding". Thus they remind us of where we went wrong.
Take three friends of mine:
"P" grew up in a five person family council house. Now they are the sole person in that same house, but bought long ago under right to buy.
"A" grew up in a six person family council house, otherwise identical to "P", now alone in the original house.
"S" grew up in a six person family council house, but now as above via right to buy and a divorce.
And then there's my family, originally peaking at six persons, parents and four children in one home.
My mother died long before by father so he lived alone in a substantial home for a long time.
My brother married twice having two children by the first wife. She died very early after which he was alone for many years. The marriage to he second wife didn't last long and there were no children, so he lived alone in his own homes for around half his entire adult life.
I remained single for life in my own homes.
My first sister married once to an older husband having four children, He died early, but my sister, like me, is long lived so she has been alone in her own homes for decades.
My second sister married twice with a separation in between, but had very little time alone in her own home, so was the exception in the family.
And then there's the estate I live on. Originally designed with all family houses in the late 1950s in the hope of getting permission to build on one time disputed green belt, building started in the mid 1960s. The huge social changes at the time meant the developer changed and the planners agreed huge changes. The inclusion of a church was scrapped as it became clear that the young of the time wouldn't be going to church and several hundred one bedroom flats replaced plans for far less houses.
All this was done in such a rush that they forgot to change the planned second primary school, so we have that large primary school surrounded with a sea of blocks of one bedoom flats and no family homes, so all the children attending that school are driven there from elsewhere in hundreds of cars. This alone shows how enormous the effect and costs of the societal changes have been.
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I don't know where the whistleblower got his figures from. The number of UC claimants is about 8.5 millions. 6.5 millions are British, 2 millions are immigrants.
so near 4 million aliens down the dwp.
Vacancies for May to July 2024
Figure 1: The estimated number of vacancies decreased on the quarter, for the 25th consecutive period, to 884,000
game over
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3 mill will buy it jcp has just the 2 floors at the front the rest is empty now.
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