"Dead in the Water"

Home Secretary Priti Patel has ordered the UK Border Force to escort small boats with illegals crossing the English Channel back to France "if it's safe to do so". This plan is "dead in the water", said an Immigration Service union official on BBC Radio 4 "Today" because it requires the French to co-operate - and they won't. When the first (?) of these smalll boats arrived in England with illegals in 2018 the Immigration Minister just meekly said "It's deeply concerning". This was an open invitation for more to come. They should, instead, have been promptly put on a ferry back to France. If the French had refused them permission to land they should then have been sent back to their own countries. That would have stopped these crossings dead in the water. Instead, many thousands - more than invaded England in 1066! - have been allowed to take up permanent residence here, bypassing Britain's elaborate, expensive and "broken" (Priti Patel's word) asylum system.

Banging on on Afghanistan

Boris Johnson keeps banging on about "women's rights" in Afghanistan. But he says not a word about "men's rights" in Britain. Because he doubtless approves of the unjust law known as "positive action" that entitles the BBC, police, GCHQ, etc. to recruit/promote native British men LAST. And he also says nothing about protecting our borders, which is - or should be - every native Brits "right".... Hundreds of British nationals are still in Afghanistan. This exposes for everyone to see the long ongoing absurdity of Britain's asylum system. These people, mostly young men, have found a way to get around normal immigration controls. Having been granted asylum and acquired British nationality they then go "home" for their holidays! The system was being abused back in 2001, the year of the 11 September attacks, as was recorded in "Welcome to the Asylum", published that year by Centre for Policy Studies. If the author hoped to improve the system it clearly didn't work.