"large numbers of migrant workers
and foreign people claiming benefits should be subject to some form
of restraint"
Let's start with Jews, like me. My
grandparents are immigrants - perhaps Fallon could find a nice camp
for me and my family to move it to? Then maybe he should consider
restraining all the Afro-Caribbeans who were asked to come over after
WW2 - they could join my family in the restraining centre. How about
the Ugandan Asians - plenty of room to restrain them too in our nice
camp.
Maybe we should back further:
Loads of Germans came over too in the 18thC when George 1st of Hannover became King, and hey the Queen
and most of her family are Germans too when Victoria (also a German descendent) married Albert of Saxe-Coburg- surely we can fit them in to our
restraining camp; along with the Duke of Edinburgh (who is Greek).
Lots of
Dutch people came over in the 17th C when good King Will conquered us
in 1666- we should root out all their descendants and retrain them as
well. Add in the Flemings and Huguenots whilst we are at it.
When we
were conquered by France in 1066 lots of French people came too, and are teh ancestors of many members of the House of Lords - so move in the camp t make room for most of our Aristocracy.
Now lets have a serious sort out -
after all Britain is a Celtic name and all those Anglo-Saxons (5th C
immigrants) and Norse (10th C) immigrants can fit in nicely.
Wait a minute, aren't the Celts
migrants too, from Northern Europe? Surely the true Indigenous Race
of Britain are Neanderthals? Yes that's it - move the whole population into
Fallon's nice camp and leave Britain to the Neanderthals - job done!
Fallon can then be Prime Minister
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Just thought it worthwhile to check the
latest stats - In the year ending March 2014 (provisional) the total
number of immigrants arriving from the EU was 131k, and 162k came from outside the
EU. In the same year 50k Brits left for good, giving a net inward
figure of 243k, which is what the headline writers are making a fuzz about.
This figure of 243k includes Brits
coming home, which in 2012 (last year for which we have reliable figures) was 81k,
so we have to re-use that figure. I assume that UKIP do not classify
Brits coming home as unwanted migrants. As we do not know whether
these Brits coming home were from in or outside the EU, lets just
apportion them ratio-metrically. These figures are round to nearest
1000 people.
EU inward (less Brits) = 94,000
Rest of the world inward (less Brits) =
117,00
Balanced by 50,000 Brits leaving for
ever
So whilst free movement of citizens
within the EU (a freedom that I will defend, as I use it myself to
work in Europe) did contribute to population growth, leaving the rest
of the world, rather than the EU would have more impact on net inward
migration.
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