. . . and his name is Sir Gulam Noon, who became a self-made multi-millionaire by popularising Indian ready meals and allegedly donating £250,000 to New Labour in the mistaken and unfounded misunderstanding that this would earn him a peerage. Sir G, a genuinely impressive self-made monument to bootstrap free enterprise, says that Britain is now ‘full’ and should call a 10 year moratorium on new immigration. He has a point: the population has increased dramatically over 20 years to over 60 million from 52.6 million, almost exclusively as a result of economic migration. Opportunity has now dried up and jobs will be scarcer. The new poor can’t afford supermarket ready meals and aren’t daft enough to pay hyper-inflated prices for peasant dishes anyway. I’ll save you the trouble of ‘reading’ the Daily Mail: read Sir Gulam’s charitable and well-meant comments here:
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Well. Perhaps he right from a scientific point of view. You do simple econometrics and arrive at this demand supply equation. But since the needs of immigration have been met, we should extend the scientific approach a little further.
It might be time to repatriate all immigrants and their children home. We could even arrive at a humane solution and give them a repatriation fund.