Migrants aboard an overloaded dinghy off the coast of northern France last week.<\/p>\n
We can say with absolute certainty that the proposed new migration deal with France will do ASOLUTELY NOTHING to stem the tide of unwanted immigrants into Britain.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not mean to.<\/p>\n
Briton is already overcrowded and allowing in more migrants will only put more strain on the availability of housing, employment, health care and social services. But that\u2019s not why the government has unveiled this new migration deal with France.<\/p>\n
In essence, this is simply damage control. The UK government knows that people are turning against them en mass. People are getting angry as they watch foreign migrants pitch up on the beaches and then get bussed to four-star hotels,where they are fed and housed at tax payers expense. While in contrast many indigenous Britons are forced to cut back or do without.<\/p>\n
To many Britons it seems that migrants are out to plunder, as invaders in the past were.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s why many are getting increasingly angry and that\u2019s why the government has launched this scheme. It\u2019s simply a damage control exercise intended to defuse growing public anger.<\/p>\n
We can say with absolute confidence that the new agreement will not address any of issues it\u2019s supposed to. It\u2019s not going to stop illegal migrants, the vast majority of whom are young, male, and possibly criminal, from paying people smugglers to get them into Britain.<\/p>\n
Why should it when Britain is such a rich hunting ground and they are housed and fed in four-star hotels?<\/p>\n
That will only stop when illegal migrants are summarily deported. The prospect of loopholes in the law and four-star hotels will only encourage more to come.<\/p>\n
Moreover, the Anglo-French agreement won\u2019t defuse public anger as people realize that it amounts to no more than bureaucratic tinkering.<\/p>\n
What is really happening is POPULATION REPLACEMENT.<\/p>\n
In essence this means the substitution of relatively affluent, law-abiding and educated indigenous whites with a variety of people, many of whom maybe of criminal disposition, WHO CAN BE MORE EASILY CONTROLLED.<\/p>\n
It is a recipe for disaster and native Europeans are finally waking up to what the elites have planned for them.<\/p>\n
It may already be too late but it is a bitter realization for many Britons and other Western Europeans who have been lured into complacency by the mainstream media and lying politicians.<\/p>\n
While the mainstream media may play it down, reports about the criminal behaviour of newly arrived migrants is spreading by word of mouth.<\/p>\n
If Britons really want to sort this out they need to hold their leaders to account. Ed.<\/p>\n
Migrants in France<\/strong><\/a> will be handed a visa to live in Britain for up to three months if they apply through Labour\u2019s new \u2018one in, one out\u2019 deal.<\/p>\n Details of the new Anglo-French scheme<\/strong><\/a> published by the Home Office<\/strong><\/a> today revealed applicants will be able to come to this country while their final application is considered.<\/p>\n Documents said each successful applicant who meets a number of criteria would be \u2018granted entry clearance to come to the UK for a period of up to three months\u2019 after completing an online application.<\/p>\n They will not be allowed access to public funds and will also be barred from working or studying during the initial three month period, while the Home Office considers whether it will grant a longer visa.<\/p>\n It is unclear where the migrants will be housed, however, opening the prospect of them being placed in taxpayer-funded hotels.<\/p>\n Furthermore, it is not known what would happen to migrants allowed into Britain under the scheme if their applications were later refused.<\/p>\n The Home Office also confirmed applicants could be penalised of they fail to \u2018present for travel to the UK, without reasonable excuse, when directed by the Home Office\u2019.<\/p>\n The number of people accepted from France will have a \u2018cap\u2019 equal to the number of small boat migrants who are sent back under the deal, the documents showed.<\/p>\n But the Home Office was unable to confirm the level of the cap.<\/p>\n Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: \u2018There are scant details as yet but this risks turning into yet another wide open door into the UK.<\/p>\n \u2018It is not clear what will happen if the Home Office accepts people whose applications are rejected later on, and whether they can be removed.<\/p>\n \u2018And what if the Home Office accepts people without being able to remove the same number to France due to legal challenges?<\/p>\n