London’s sudden vibrancy explained Each time I journey through my capital city I find myself shocked by the quantity of aliens I see. There is no doubt in my mind that this has been an extraordinarily sudden and recent development. Before 1997 there were, of course, far too many immigrants around. But nothing like what I see today. I have it on unimpeachable authority that, until this year, the government had no idea how many of our, of course, always vibrant new countrymen were here illegally. Too many of the leading demographers couldn’t be trusted by the Home Office because they were associated with the stirling MigrationWatch. When, finally, ministers could commission one who wasn’t, they found themselves staring at a June 2005 report giving a:-
That estimate caused shockwaves, and its release was rumoured to have been delayed by the government beyond the May elections because they knew it would. But today’s Telegraph carries an entirely different and even more serious story:-
The arrests were made under the Met’s Operation Maxim. Inevitably, they raise more questions than answers. Is it feasible that the June figure of up to 570,000 illegals can be relied upon if just one smuggling gang is responsible for 200,000? How many other gangs are out there, still operating? How does the Home Office plan to address this injustice? With an amnesty like that of the Spanish socialist government, so heavily criticised by German Interior Minister Otto Schily at the weekend? At the recent memorial service for the victims of 7/7 Ken Livingstone said, “The city will survive. It is the future of our world.” He meant that the browning of England was the unavoidable, irrevocable future for Englishmen. How London has browned so rapidly we now know. The future is here and it is “illegal”. I wonder if Ken cares in the slightest about that as he progresses daily through my city, thrilling to the sights and sounds of the world, where once only his own forefathers stood. Comments:2
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 09:24 | # Your Scottish roots are betraying you, John. “Stirling” is rooted in the verb “stir” as is, for example, “stirless”. The Short Stirling was the first British-made four-engine bomber of WW2. But that was named after that charming town on the River Forth. 3
Posted by Lurker on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:44 | # Nice photo of Stirling (& Stirlings)there GW, though I fear the town does not look quite vibrant enough! 4
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 11:02 | # Thanks Lurker. Semantically speaking, there is also the possibility that John’s “sterling” is appropriate too, in the sense of “reliable”:- 5
Posted by Johan Van Vlaams on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 14:43 | # Does anybody think that mass immigration will stop as soon as London is “full”? 6
Posted by AD on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 21:33 | # Both of these stories have been getting alot of play on talkback radio in Sydney. Callers here, especially the older generation, seem to lament London more than they do Sydney. It never ceases to amaze me that alot of people here actually believe places like London are still 99% white, and get shocked about stuff like this…...it amazes and angers me that people don’t know. Blind, ignorant or in denial? BTW thanks for the pic GW 7
Posted by jonjayray on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 22:49 | # How did the Short Stirling go? 8
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 23:34 | # My Dad flew Stirlings briefly when he converted to four-engine bombers during Operational Training. He, like all pilots, found the Stirling a very gentlemanly aircraft once it was off the ground. But getting it there fully laden was interesting because it was seriously underpowered. Its bombing height of 10,000 feet was actually inferior to a twin-engined Wellington, and the bomb load was not sufficiently advantageous. Losses were simply too high, and it was duly replaced with all speed by the Halifax and Lancaster, finally quitting the scene via 3 Group’s 49 Squadron, I think, at the end of 1944. Post a comment:
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Posted by jonjayray on Wed, 12 Oct 2005 03:01 | #
Sorry to be a pesky pedant but the British currency and what it stands for is sterling. Stirling is a city in Scotland