Brexit stuff in one place [MERGED]

[Ledwidge]

The erections man

[Ledwidge]

He has a look about him that he hasn’t been ■■■■■■■■ in a week or eating
His partner or more so his mother brings him meals to eat and a bucket to crap in
He smells like a thinker sitting in his own crap

[robroy]

Who exactly?.. or do you mean the guy in the pic.
But if you mean who I think you maybe do, I think you’re way off mate tbh.

[chrisdalott]

@mail

The European bankers, asset managers and Polish plumbers who came two decades ago have now largely been replaced by low-wage, low-skill migrant workers from across the Middle East and Northern Africa – a situation that worsened hugely during the last Tory government, which opened the floodgates to migrants from the developing world.

This more recent wave of immigration, as studies by the Office for Budget Responsibility and elsewhere have made clear, is taking more from the economy than it’s putting in, exacerbating not just the housing crisis but our glaring lack of growth.

To be clear, this is not to criticise the migrants themselves. It’s merely to accept reality. Like much of the rest of the country, London’s energy, productivity and prosperity are being drained by a model of low-skill, low-wage, non-European immigration that makes no economic sense.

Crime. ■■■■. Beggars. With a heavy heart, GOODWIN says London's OVER

[chrisdalott]

@mail

A third worker explained: 'Britain is being hoodwinked. We have to accept at face value that their name and country is correct. There is no way of telling because, since Brexit, the EU police don’t allow Britain to cross check the fingerprints or information collected when the migrant first entered Europe before arriving at Calais for the boats.

'Some will have been deported from EU countries for crimes. Some will have spent time in prison abroad.

'But we don’t know – we can only start with a blank sheet.

Inside the migrant gateway to Britain that staff say is a TINDERBOX

[franglais]

Dunno about anyone else but I was amazed last week.
Where were the fireworks? The celebrations?

MSN

[chrisdalott]

Population of the uk increased by 707,000 people last year

important to note is that the two years with the highest ever increase in immigration are both after Brexit, as a result of the new immigration rules brought in as a consequence of Britain leaving the eu

Migration drives 707k population rise in England and Wales

[franglais]

Pre Brexit, it was not uncommon for workers to come in, and then, just as easily go off elsewhere in the EU to another job. Now, because workers are not merely driving and ferry crossing, but are rather moving continents away, they might well settle for longer rather than go away again.

Plus those UK citizens who wanted to retire to sunnier climes will now find it harder.

Those who are now arriving will likely stay longer and fewer will leave to retire. An increase in demand on the NHS, another Brexit uptick.