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Previously on "'Almost 600,000' new EU migrants since 2004"

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  • Asterix
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    Top man

    Their PM John Howard went on record saying that : 'Australians welcome all cultures, however their predominant one is the Anglo-Saxon Christian model' He is one of the longest serving PMs and has been elected 4 or 5 times in a row. He has vowed to carry on for another term. Good on him !
    Last edited by Asterix; 23 August 2006, 16:05.

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  • expat
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    Originally posted by milanbenes
    I think you lot are taking this stuff far too seriously

    you need to chill out, share the love and accept, it is not your Britain, but everybody's Britain



    personally, I think Australia are setting an example to the rest of the world and admire their policies on these issues
    They used to have something called the White Australia policy......

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  • Joe Black
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    Originally posted by mcquiggd
    BBC's 'Have Your Say' section, and select 'Readers Recommended'...

    http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thre...613&#paginator

    It's unrelentingly against new labour policies.
    According to this chap's wonderful PC logic, we're also guilty of making them emigrate en-mass to the UK as well. No doubt it's our fault the Polish economy was in such a mess in the first place.

    "I haven't seen one post questioning the morality of tempting a country's skilled labour to leave. My wife's polish and back home there are NO builders, doctors, architects etc.
    Is it OK for us to squabble about UK immigration without ONCE considering the impact on the home nation.
    Remember all the the 'brain-drain' from the UK in the 70's? We're now the catylst for that.
    And taking doctors from the poorest countries (India, Africa, etc) after they spent money training them AIN'T RIGHT!

    Col, Mobberley Cheshire"

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  • Mordac
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    Originally posted by CaptainUnderpants
    I particurarly liked the way that the fact that ".. migration had exerted a downward push on wage rates .." was presented as a GOOD thing !
    We need to import some low wage Polish leftie journos, that would put paid to this nonsense.

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  • CaptainUnderpants
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    Pass the sick bag !

    How puke-making -

    We all know that the 'immigration is good for us' liberal orthodoxy that Mr B Liar etc were foisting on the nation was comprehensively demolished by Andrew Green and MigrationWatch, using the Govts. own figures.

    Unwilling to abandon their ideological dugouts, the lefties at the Independent are mounting a rearguard action to try and salvage some if the credibility of this tired old argument. Here's a rather cringe-worthy sample :

    How immigrants sustain Britain's economic growth

    I particurarly liked the way that the fact that ".. migration had exerted a downward push on wage rates .." was presented as a GOOD thing !

    W@nkers !

    Capn

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  • milanbenes
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    I think you lot are taking this stuff far too seriously

    you need to chill out, share the love and accept, it is not your Britain, but everybody's Britain



    personally, I think Australia are setting an example to the rest of the world and admire their policies on these issues


    bottom line is folks, the UK is going down and it won't get better

    you can take it or leave it

    Milan.

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  • stackpole
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    Originally posted by mcquiggd
    BBC's 'Have Your Say' section, and select 'Readers Recommended'...

    http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thre...613&#paginator

    It's unrelentingly against new labour policies.
    That is a top link mcq. It seems that the masses are waking up at last!

    They are all racists of course.

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  • Angela_D
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    Blair and his crony advisers simply have a profound HATE of Britain, the British and all that means. It isn't sophisticated enough for them. They have their middle class PC guilt running through them.

    Their aim is to destroy the nation state, national values and dilute everything once and for all.

    We can defend ourselves to some extent against the Islamo-fascists but what can be doen with Blair ?

    There is something rotten about Blairite / New Lie ideology. If and when they ever wake up in 30 years .... it will be too late.

    4th most densely populated nation and rising. Unemployment quickly rising. Ancient Green belts being destroyed forever. Too many other issues. I want my country back. If Blair etc don't like it, they should **** off to their Tuscany villas and see how Italians deal with poor immigrants.

    It would be wrong of me to write here what I think should be done with these politicians and influencers as I could get into trouble.

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  • mcquiggd
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    Despite the BBC slowly beginning to admit there might be a 'downside' to vast population movements to the UK, compare and contrast any article from the BBC on the subject, then got to the 'Have Your Say' section, and select 'Readers Recommended'...

    http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thre...613&#paginator

    It's unrelentingly against new labour policies.

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  • hyperD
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    The Fiscal Contribution of Migrants. (Revised)

    I see Andrew Green has been busy - this just out:

    A Home Office report in 2002 claimed that migrants contributed £2.5 billion more in taxes in 1999/2000 than they received in benefits and State services.This claim has been continually repeated to support the assertion that the government’s policy of large-scale immigration is economically beneficial for the country. This claim, central to their case for massive levels of immigration, is now disproved.
    http://www.migrationwatch.co.uk/Brie...nts_Aug_06.asp

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  • GreenerGrass
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    Prostitute - 97,020

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  • Troll
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    Originally posted by BobTheCrate
    "Filling the skills shortage".

    A typical New Lie statement which leaves out yet another caveat, "for the minimum wage".
    Here are the top 20 occupations in which registered workers from EU accession countries were employed between July 2004 and June 2006:
    Factory worker - 95,865 registered workers

    Warehouse Operative - 25,215

    Packer - 24,130

    Kitchen and catering assistants - 24,090

    Cleaner, domestic staff - 20,430

    Farm worker/ Farm hand - 18,105

    Waiter, waitress - 15,840

    Maid / Room attendant (hotel) - 13,835

    Care assistants and home carers - 12,610

    Sales and retail assistants - 10,535

    Labourer, building - 10,525

    Crop harvester - 8,020

    Food processing operative (fruit / veg) - 6,295

    Bar staff - 6,030

    Food processing operative (meat) - 5,030

    Chef, other - 4,845

    Driver, HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) - 3,620

    Administrator, general - 3,600

    Fruit picker (farming) - 3,580

    Driver, delivery van - 2,695

    TOTAL TOP 20 - 314,880

    Other occupations/not stated - 73,385

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  • Hart-floot
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    Originally posted by NoddY
    Low paid British workers are also seeing their real wages decrease - where do they go?
    Check the unemployment statistics. Supposedly growing economy yet unemployment rises by 350,000

    I guess it had to happen, Gordon Brown starts by shafting the contractor/free lance community with IR35 and ends up shafting New Labour's low paid core voters

    Next on the hit list - making teachers and nurses redundant

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  • oraclesmith
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    ....damn......

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  • hyperD
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    Originally posted by oraclesmith
    If wages are low, then property must be cheap out there. Why don't we all club together and buy a village ?
    You are Scott Alexander and I claim my free Bulgarian village called hyperD-ski.

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