On 10/02/18 14:10, Archibald Tarquin Blenkinsopp wrote:

Yes it certainly explains the lack of enthusiasm to do anything to
stop migrants coming in, and indeed ensure that those already in had a
right to remain.

And a lot of it had nothing to do with BREXIT - many of our migrants are
ex colonial, on historic migration agreements which really after this
time, need to be ripped up.

But for me, BREXIT was not about mass immigration - it was more about
the EU trying to morph into a Federal Superstate.


Did it backfire on them, or was the outcome intended all along?

AB


Former I think. eg with Merkel inviting the world to move in. Perhaps
she really meant well and was too naive to see what would happen. I'm
not really into "Kalergi plan" orchestrated conspiracies - most
politicians don't have the nous to work to something that long term or
complex.