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So you don't see an issue where UK citizens (regardless of origin or race) are overlooked in favour of Students from overseas, because they are more lucrative financially?. Of course that's an issue. However, immigration is hardly part of the problem here when it's actually cross subsidizing domest...

There seems to be a larger proportion of migrant workers doing unskilled and semi-skilled work TBH. As for Universities, if the ever reliable media are to be believed there were somewhere over 100,000 people this year who couldn't get a place at Uni....hardly seems like they are having to go door k...

You're starting to sound just a little bit New Labour. The sole focus on money is the problem. The economy is important but it isn't the whole game. We don't need enormous continued growth year on year in the economy if we're more sensible about how and where the money is spent. We don't need massi...

The Angry Jock wrote:You know, you have consistantly misunderstood everything I have written, you are becoming tiresome.

The feeling's mutual.

I don't recall mentioning closing doors or that Asylum seekers were the source of our massive explosion in population. To deny its a problem is entirely inaccurate, its a significant problem, remember we're not just talking about 'Asylum Seekers' when we are talking about migration we're talking ab...

blah blah blah Something else for you to consider: http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_10002100/10002150.stm What's the point in that? I know that the UK has a relatively high population density, but it's nowhere near the highest in the world and many far more densel...

I agree, as someone who visits all of Inner and Outer London on a regular basis, the word Affluent applies to the City and certain Suburbs around North London and Surrey. The rest of London is a filthy, overcrowded sh*thole and its getting worse year on year. The fact that a far larger proportion o...

You can't escape the fact that the UK, SE England particularly, is overcrowed, under-resourced and getting worse. The UK government has no choice but to take control of the situation before it is irretrieveably lost. I don't suppose you've got any statistics to back that up? Sure, it's crowded but ...

I actually agree with a number of the things they say such as actually having some form of controlled immigration, not pandering to minority groups, foisting out the shirkers, asylum seeking migrant workers and those who don't want to come to the UK and adopt our rules, laws and ethics. Um... we've...

Well, I'd think that it's fair comment that no asylum seeker has to come to Britain. Unless they're going to stow away on a plane or an intercontinental cargo ship, they're going to have to pass through at least one other safe country on the way here and I suspect that that accounts for the vast maj...

Nick Griffin never said he would deport everyone of a darker hue (whether he means it or not I don't know), he, and the rest of the panel, were taking about current immigration. Oh come off it. Repatriation of non-whites has been a BNP policy for donkeys years. They might have backed down from thei...

Ideas like closing the borders for 20 years might make for good soundbites, but they're just empty rhetoric. Put it into practice and you'd bankrupt every university in the country; they're all dependent on foreign students who pay much higher fees, to effectively subsidise domestic ones. You'd also...

I think it'll just polarize opinion. Now that more people have seen Griffin in action, blatantly lying out his past and trying to giggle it off when repeatedly call for doing so, he's not going to come across too well to floating voters. That said, the BNP faithful will just swallow his line about t...

Now that's what I call Rickrolling.

Since we're in the gutter now, I think I'll post an old favourite:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... it-me.html

I reckon it was posed, but it's probably what the girl in the other pic will be doing in a couple of hours time anyway.