Just as a footnote, I live near a small town on the Firth of Clyde, to which I travel daily on personal business and shopping,

I've noticed in the last few years a huge increase in numbers of Eastern Europeans who all appear to be members of large family groups.
Most of these immigrants are employed on very low paid jobs in local fish farms ect.....the wages offered by these employers woul hardly keep a single man never mind a man with a wife and small children.

Something just does not add up, this immigration was encouraged by the Blair government to "keep wage rates competitive in a global market", but obviously like other New Labour policies it has not been thought through....the cost of keeping those competitive wage rates are being more than cancelled out by benefit payments.

The economics of the madhouse!

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