#migration

Two professors agree that Britain is in a bad way.

Newham council stands in the way of Home Office deportation raids

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo comes out against radical Islam and Britain's cowardly governing classes.

Anti-regime AI satire in Britain is getting better and better.

We can feel and see how tensions are rising in Britain. Where it ends I do not know.

Lionel Barber, writing in the i, reckons Labour has one striking achievement it never shouts about: it has got immigration under control. Net migration is down more than 80% from its 2023 peak and could

Hi Everyone, Source of Image: Grok The West is going through an incredibly tumultuous period. It has been in slow decline for decades. The Covid fiasco marked the beginning of the current more rapid decline.

I remember once talking to a friend from Vilnius. At the time, she was working for a large state-owned company. Naturally, she had - and still has - a stable salary, a clear future, and a good life. She

The homelessness charity Shelter seems to be full of open borders enthusiasts.

A window into the sort of ambulant human sewage that Britain is importing via the English Channel.

The recent massive Channel Invader convoy is quite rightly pissing Britons off.

Apart from my favourite genres to read, I seldom read literary fiction but having recently read Americanah by Chimamanda Adichie simply because the author is a fellow Nigerian and a brilliant writer, I

The pro-migration Left are becoming incrasingly bizarre and monomaniacal.

Some interesting quotes on the state of Britain today

Could the PIddington situation be the start of the middle classes realising they are in the same boat as others?

Can AI agents safely rewrite decades-old software? Mistral AI tried it on 40,000 lines of Fortran, and the most useful lesson came from where automation broke down. Read the full article on Popular AI

If various UK governments had listend to its citizens then we would not be having the anti-migrant demos we are seeing,

A boat carrying 230 people arrived in Dover a few weeks ago, and the vocabulary arrived with it. Monster boat. Mega-dinghy. Crushed like sardines. Longer than a double-decker bus, with enough passengers

🇺🇾 Starting From Zero: My First Day Looking for Work in Uruguay Today was one of those days that may seem completely ordinary to another person, but for me, it represents something much bigger. Today

If the UK Govt cannot be successfully protested over the migration issue than the NGO's will take the flak instead,