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Heh, that bunch make Blair, Voldemort (Mandelson) and Branson look good. Huh, I meant bad. Derrr not sure...
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Yup.
But we get to keep "remember which hand to wipe your arse with" Abu Hamza al-Masri, "the slimemaster" Nigel Keith Anthony Standish Vaz and the "mad cat lady" Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.
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Britain is saved!
David Cameron will bow to business and relax immigration cap - Telegraph
The Prime Minister is understood to have been influenced by business concerns that the cap introduced after the election is preventing highly-skilled people from coming to this country.
The current limit of about 2,600 non-EU migrants a month is expected to be increased to allow more than 4,000 workers a month to enter Britain next year. The final cap is still being discussed but is expected to be unveiled later this month.
Hooray!
More immigrants equals a wealthy Britain!
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