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well we could send a bunch of Glaswegians and folk from Northern England over.......

that would help Salmond and Cameron out. Make the Dutch pay!
The EU ideal of "no borders" continues to crumble (at last)
and will continue to crumble until a new "Phoenix" of smaller states and city states arises, a 21st Machivellian political society. This was predicted as long ago as the late 1970s - I attended a political workshop on European Perspectives and Trends that forecast the splintering of Europe to this model driven at the centre by a powerful D/F/Nl and a rogue called the UK who didn't know whether it was coming or going - i.e. on the inner track or out there in boogie land withe second and third division. What they did not forecast was just how far East the EU would extend....
I should hope not. I was an unemployed immigrant once.
Really jno?

Funny that, I always tend to find myself agreeing with what you say....! :-)
What a fab idea, Take note David Cameron.

jem
yes, and I'm now an unemployed immigrant again (though only because I've retired).

Tempted though I was to spend the intervening thirtysomething years on the dole, I didn't...
Hey....don't let that little fact get in the way!! Working...for that long....you robbed their wages...lol
yep, I worked so hard I did three true-born Brits out of a job.
Jno - an immigrant to our shores?

- your posts are always well written (unlike mine)
- they are usually devoid of spelling errors and typos (unlike mine)
- they are alway grammatically correct and clever and witty (unlike mine)
- and concise and to the point (unlike mine).

I've never liked you.
well, that's because I didn't have to pass an English-language immigration test. If there had been one, I'd have had to learn poor British diction and spelling.
*like*
my dad was an unemployed immigrant.

it took him years to settle and learn proper cockney to fit in.
jno I understood that you came to Britain as a child ,am I wrong ,if so aologies for my error .
*apologies*^^^

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