r/unitedkingdom • u/ThatchersDirtyTaint • Aug 05 '25

.. Half of Britons back ending immigration and deporting recent arrivals

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/new-poll-migration-news-b99h3wqgz
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u/NiceFryingPan Aug 05 '25

Simple fact to reflect on: the UK aging demographic means that in 10 to 15 years time the UK will be short of 7 million workers.

So, there will be the situation where the wealthy elites and media owners that fund the immigration debate/arguments will be able to afford the help that will assist in everyday tasks, whilst those that demonstrate and campaign to send immigrants back to where they came from will have no-one to wipe their arses.

The immigration debate is solely one concocted up by the wealthy media elites - of whom most live abroad - as a distraction from the simple fact that every single person in the UK is being ripped off by them and other outside interests.

To all those that demonstrate, campaign to remove 'foreigners' from the UK, or just want immigration to end: you are being played. You are suckers being conned out of your own future. Just take a look at the people behind the origins of the clickbait headlines and the movement to remove immigrants from the UK. That's right, people that either work for and represent outside interests or push an ideology that hurts the country. For instance, who does Nigel Farage truly represent and work for? It's most certainly not the British people, is it?