Thursday, 28 May 2026

Britain, the promised land

 989 migrants entered Britain illegally in 14 boats over the bank holiday weekend.

3 illegals from 3 different countries were prosecuted and sent to prison for 8 months.  After serving 4 months they will be released and collected by their friends already here and disappear into Britain.  Why were they not deported immediately instead of being sent to prison here?

3 others were arrested for endangering lives in the boat crossings. Similarly, they await sentence and will be ultimately imprisoned here. Why are we not turning them round to keep out of Britain?

As the weather remains good the numbers of illegals in boats will exceed 1000 this week. 

Gang leaders of the traffickers will collect many thousands of euros from these people in the boats.

Mothers across the world, Africa and the Middle East in particular,  will plead with their sons not to go. The sons do not listen. They want to come here for easy money and a life of doing whatever they like.

What will they bring with them? HIV, criminal intentions, religion of a male domination of women, superior rights that British residents don't have;  and we give them medical help, money, housing, and civil rights courts with a judiciary skewed in their favour led by an Attorney General out of the pocket of Keir Starmer and the  socialist dream of domination by the state.  It goes on and on and on. 

1.2M young people in Britain are unemployed. Why?

So little opinion on this today.  

I see that prostate cancer screening is not to be increased because of funding problems.  It is unique in this country that we have money to throw at illegal entry migrants in all forms of welfare, protection and benevolence unending but we do not have the money for prostate cancer screening for all of our men in the at risk age range.  Britain has the worst death rate from prostate cancer in Europe.    As HIV spikes because of African migrants money is being spent on HIV clinics and doctors and treatments like never seen before.  There is money for this. 

4 comments:

  1. It is all too depressing, and so frustrating to know that nothing is being done to change it.

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    1. So much has been lost because of human rights legislation since the Blair government that it is impossible to see any change taking place in Britain without drastic measures. Brexit failed to achieve it. Schools hav been directing young people away from manual, non-skilled work or trades as work to be proud of for decades. We now live with the consequences. Welfare is seen as a better way to get the money if getting out of bed for a non-skilled job only pays you the same amount. Welfare is there and handed out in place of celebration of work and responsibilities and pride that work brings.

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  2. To me, the most amazing part of the whole disgraceful saga is that we've given France HUNDREDS of £MILLIONS to solve a problem that they have no intention of solving. They must be laughing their heads off.

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    1. Yes there is that too along with the welfare handouts, the hotels, the lies lapped up, the criminals given sanctuary, topped domestically by the lack of encouragement to youth and the unemployed to get into work and that all work is to be cherished and valued. Welfare should not be an acceptable way of life.

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