Just goes to show!

The daft thing is, if the Guardian and Indy reckon the tax paid by EU migrant workers has added £20 billion to the economy, that's mathematically illiterate, because that would have been added to the economy anyway if the jobs had been filled by UK citizens!

Exactly. This whole thing stinks as does the Tower Hamlets fiasco.

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Lets be careful out there !

The Today program summed it up well.

They did a report which drilled out the figures and arrived at a £5 net benefit to the Country per immigrant (EU and non EU).

The question was then asked, is the pressures on local services and the wider economy, NHS ques, lack of jobs, lower wage levels, over crowded schools worth that £5 per year net benefit......

Pretty easy one to answer.

I don't mind paying an extra £5 in tax if we close the borders..

If the borders were totally locked-down now, it is far too late. The irreversible damage has been done. There is no way back to a 'sustainable' normality. The culture and economy of the UK have been wilfully broken beyond political repair. Any realistic attempt to reverse the situation will only result in trouble on the streets – or worse.

Probably that will happen at some future date ..... of course by then total surveillance will be in position together with new anti-freedom of expression laws! Our Masters have no doubt thought and planned ahead ...

It's all pointing that way.

Not only have 'they' planned total surveillance and anti-freedom laws; they have locked us into a potentially heavy-weight European police force that will have little or no sympathy/empathy with the indigenous Britons.