Is government criminally negligent? Well….

It is unbelievable how proper elected governments actually behave. Yes, behave is the correct word because governing is not what they do. The immigrants problem is nearing flashpoint. But they do not care. The Home Secretary is more interested in upping her money and the Prime Minister is more concerned his hair looks good but never does. Shambolic is the word. When national newspapers have been treating the immigrant problem softly softly for some time, it is now becoming clear what excessive immigration, illegal immigration does to communities. The money we pay for this abomination is absolutely eye-watering and rising! We pay half a billion to the French police just to stand and watch immigrants going into the infernal dinghies to make sure no harm befalls them. In fact I reckon some of the police cheer the immigrants on their way. Then when the immigrants arrive and they do in their thousands every year, we put them up in swanky hotels with free meals, free medical support, well free everything. The cost runs into billions. Apparently nearly £5billion and expected to rise to £10billion, that is not normal, it is criminal! 

Our government, Labour today but the Conservatives are also having to share the blame, are criminally negligent. When hard working British people are finding no housing available because it all goes to immigrants for free, when waiting lists for operations are years long, when our taxes are rising so sharply that wages of those who can still find a job are not sufficient to even buy a loaf of bread then the fireworks are just waiting to be set off. It is not something to be proud of. British people in the main are quite placid, peace loving but only to so far. The problem also is that there are now already so many others that do not have that ‘Britishness’ outlook. Immigration has already changed the make-up of the nation. No-go areas, ghettoes, criminality or perhaps just a simple lack of ‘righteousness’. That may be a difficult word as it is rooted in religious overtones but a simple lack of the will to do the right things, things that benefit the community as a whole not just individually. These are the things that the last governments have miserably failed to deal with, or even lead. As a result we have seen growing lawlessness. Lawlessness in all streams of society. Corruption endemic in the higher levels, the ‘Old-boy’ and now also the ‘Old-girl’ networks very strong. 

People tend to disagree when stark messages are revealed, nevertheless they need stating. Whether things will change remains to be seen but in the main the ruling clique, the Oxford-Etonian wizards do not want to change things. No, they just want to stay as it is, lovely comfortable and cozy. They forget that all around their comfortable bubble things are disintegrating. Exactly as we see today. It might be early but viewing happenings in the US, Los Angeles, we can see this already in progress. It will not be long before it will spread. Not however something to rejoice in because it could easily start here as well. It might well do before too long.

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