Re: Cow's milk to be phased out in UK?
Britain needs to deal with its own problems. Unfortunately it has allowed itself to be a f...
Britain needs to deal with its own problems. Unfortunately it has allowed itself to be a feeding station for anyone who wants an easier life than in their homeland. The responses of the people you mention only reflect the general opinion on the street from normal people who have contributed to normal life only to find themselves pushed to the back of the queue by flocks of dependency immigrants who know that this civilised country will give them shelter and support and human rights way above the standards of their homeland. (See case of Somalian living on 8000 per month house free + benefits saying it is "his right")
Be careful with your use of the term “most” i.e. more than 50%
Though the NHS(doctors/surgeons) has high number of foreign staff have come from foreign lands but it is certainly not any anywhere near ‘most’ +50% - and there are many examples where these professionals are respected in their field worldwide but there are continual example of cases where their level of expertise is not equivalent to modern western standards. Many come to UK (a) because there is demand to cope with the burden on the NHS by immigrants (b) better wages and standard of living. I have spent almost a decade in Asia and also time in Africa I have had close experience of the medical standards and facilities – I find it the standards shocking with much of the conditions I have witnessed and also the general attitude towards those in need (if they don’t have some money).
Britain is indeed a highly stressed society with high numbers of conditions that go alongside it (Glasgow has one of the highest rates of heart conditions in the world) and modern society needs to address this urgently. These modern sicknesses are not only akin to developed countries. India has one of the world’s highest rates of diabetes. Whilst poverty, malnutrition and some diseases may have been eliminated in the developed world it stills exists in undeveloped countries along with rampant corruption.
Poverty, security/human rights, malnutrition and corruption as said to be the main causes of people fleeing or leaving their homelands. Unfortunately with this movement of people they bring with them the ‘conditioning’ they have had from less a less civilised society which soaked in corruption and rules of the jungle. They find it difficult to undo this conditioning –and that is probably one of the reasons that Somalian gangs wander the streets of cities in Britain armed with machetes – They cannot undo what they have been condition to at homes.
Along with the violence, gang law, there are burquas, open air burials, female castrations, revenge killings,beheadings, witchcraft, religious fanaticism. It is ironic that they carry this baggage from a country that they are fleeing from – and then try to change the UK to liken it ot the place they ran from!!!!!
QUESTION: Do you not think that its a bit like running from a burning house and carrying the fire place with you?
My impression of the other respondent (joker) in this thread is of someone who arrived in UK but has his baggage which he can’t let go of and has an inbred animosity towards the UK culture.
Like most other people I find it offensive when people abuse a system which has shown compassion. And behave in ways which would not be tolerated in their own motherland. On top of that; standing on the streets abusing our troops on their return home’. The majority opinion in the street feels this way about the current situation that is causing the rapid decay of this country.
