What will Britain look like in 20 years time with all these Asylum seekers and Immigrants?

Answer 1

Why should you care Roy - you said you were moving to Finland or was it Malta or Belfast?
You certainly travel a lot in your imagination!
Reality is you are in some dive in Tameside, Manchester.

Answer 2

Is it possible that someone in the UK can actually differentiate between immigrants, illegal immigrants and asylum seekers?
Immigrants enter the country legally. Illegal immigrants enter the country illegally, but because no one seems to want ID cards, and unscrupulous employers are quite happy to pay rates well below the minimum wage, they can find work.
Asylum seekers are those who enter the UK, possibly illegally, but apply for asylum (protection). It is a fact that many may not have grounds which entitle them to refugee status, but some of them have genuine reasons for making an application for asylum, and such people should not be rejected out of hand.
Having worked with asylum seekers for more than 20 years (not in the UK) I am aware of fraudulent cases and the fact that people misuse the asylum laws, but I am also aware that there are genuine cases which are rejected and this rejection has resulted in fatal consequences for the person involved.
Nobody said it was easy! Just don't put every foreign national entering the UK by fair means or foul into the same category.

Answer 3

Like the first muslim run country in Europe of course,where the useless traditional British politicians of the past were silenced with consummate ease by the overwhelming masses from the east,where the indigenous northern European UK population are the underclass without a voice.Perhaps this was Blairs vision for the future but he never told us.

Answer 4

the asylum seekers/immigrants will have moved into most of the main big cities and the whites will be pushed further into the countryside, where they will continue to fail to breed in their own nation and their numbers will decrease even further.

Answer 5

Well Johnny, that's a helluva question and deserves a straight answer.

I was a serving police officer for 16 years and the worst sight I was ever exposed to was that of a guy who had lain dead and undiscovered for 3 weeks in his front room at the height of Summer. He was totally immersed in maggots and blow flies. To me he represented BRITAIN, and the maggots and blow flies I leave to your imagination.

Answer 6

Los Angeles

Answer 7

It will not be the Britain I grew up in that's for sure. Weather that is a good thing is a personal opinion.

Things change and times change sometimes you have to accept these changes and stay positive even if you don't agree or approve of the situation, nothing ever stays the same

Answer 8

A damn sight better than now.1) Cultured people instead of alcohol induced condom leaks in track suits pushing child benefit claims round in prams, they being due to more condom leaks and alcohol abuse.2) Less ugly deformed looking inbred jugheads.3) Better productivity in workplaces. And on infinitum...If you've lived in a country,you sad d i c k head like I have and actually seen 20 years pass where incoming refugees and immigrants have settled into a society you would realise the amazing contributions these people make to a country and to the communities within. Without this UK will grind to an oozing halt of fat junk food football obsessed lazy racist cowardly b a s t a r ds who procreate other similar horrid creatures. One notable factor will be the upturn in grimy track suit sales and the rapidly spiralling downturn in cleanliness, civil order, respect, manners and decent food. Britain with only it's "british" drink swilling workshy scruffy mongrels is one sad, revolting, disgusting, world despised disgrace !!

Answer 9

Like Africa and India

Answer 10

most likely the way it does already, with lazy BNP supporters complaining over things reading the sun while watching oprah while the real workers make pay tax to keep their asses at home watching oprah all day.