THE COALITION TALK LIKE TORIES BUT WALK LIKE LIBDEMS!

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The Prime Minister told business leaders the planned immigration cap will not ‘impede’ companies recruiting skilled foreign staff.  David Cameron opened the door to a new wave of immigration yesterday by signalling that the Government will let businesses bring in more staff from overseas.

His words brought claims that the Tories are watering down their tough stance on new arrivals to placate the Liberal Democrats.  Critics also warned that a Brussels trade deal with India, currently being drawn up, would lead to ‘British jobs for Indian workers’.  Under the terms of the deal, Indian companies could transfer staff to the UK with no limit on numbers and no guarantee that the jobs would first be offered to homegrown experts.  That could see thousands of Indian workers flock to the UK, making it far more difficult for the Government to keep a stranglehold on numbers.

The Prime Minister is poised to give a new EU treaty the go-ahead, in return for a deal to cap the Union’s budget, sources say.  

David Cameron has signalled that he will back French and German calls for a limited treaty to deal with the fallout of the economic crisis – a move which will infuriate many Tories.

Despite a pledge to hold a referendum on any new treaty, the deal could be pushed through next year without a public vote.

It seems to me that the Coalition are talking tough and yet like all the centrist parties over the last 18 years or so, they are caving in and not doing their job, or at least, pretending to do their job, of sticking up for the ordinary people of Britain and for those who elected them.

I suppose the combination of left of centre, tree-huggers and supposed right of centre Thatcherites was always going to be a Government of which expectations were low.  But to have acquiesced,  just this quickly, will have taken some of their supporters by surprise.  Be afraid for what you vote for, it may find you out!

THE NEW GOVERNMENT WHOEVER IT IS, MUST CONTROL IMMIGRATION

According to government statistics, one immigrant arrives every minute, and a new British passport is issued every three. In the past ten years, almost 750,000 British people have left the country, and 2.5 million immigrants have arrived.



The rate of inflow is 25 times higher than any previous period of immigration since the Norman Conquest.  Last month it emerged, under the Freedom of Information Act, that far from being unexpected, this massive increase was sanctioned by the Blair Cabinet - not least to ensure a strong backing for Labour from the new immigrants at successive elections.

The new government whoever it is, must put an end to the immigration influx that we have seen in the last thirteen years.  As increasing financial pressure comes to bear on the NHS and Schools any new usage is like a cut back.  If for instance we allow another five percent immigration that is the same as cutting the budgets by five percent.  Along with the pressure that puts on housing, social security and basic infrastructure that will create 'tinderbox' areas of the country, where the BNP and other parties with radical views will thrive.

The next few years is not the time to increase immigration because the south-east of England needs CHEAP LABOUR!

LABOUR'S NEW IMMIGRATION POLICY IN TATTERS!

Labour's £1.2billion 'electronic borders' scheme to protect Britain from illegal immigrants and terrorists descended into a shambles last night.



The project's success depends on logging every passenger movement in and out of the UK so police, border guards and the security service know who is here.  But, in order for the scheme to be ruled legal by EU bureaucrats, the Government has been forced to make a raft of concessions to Brussels.

 Concessions to the EU to allow Labour's 'electronic borders' scheme mean EU citizens can still enter the country even if they refuse to hand over their personal details in advance.  These include EU citizens and their relatives - regardless of nationality - being allowed to enter the UK even if they refuse to hand over their personal details in advance.  Effectively, the crucial compulsory element of the eborders scheme has been stripped away for millions of people.

Isn't it wonderful to watch the way the LISBON TREATY is creeping into BRITISH LAW at all levels.  It's just starting to snarl, it's a long way away from biting yet.  GET US OUT SOMEONE, PLEASE?