Who Left The Door Open?

Yobs and migrants. Sometimes the same problem. Sometimes.

There is a strange thing happening in Britain, a sort of horrible awakening out of a drunken stupour. Brits are realising that immigration is not one of those problems that will be put right by the next government.

Immigration, like global warming, once out of control maybe unfixable. Then, children, grandchildren...in fact whole cultures will be at risk.

If there is such a thing as karma then this is it. Mass immigration orchestrated by incompetent fools will destroy Britain. Period. We all know it but are afraid to say it.

But what will come next? Will it be worse? Nobody knows, but everyone is nervous. The New Labour experiment was alway high risk but went under the radar because Britain was drunk on materialism and bad debt, hangovers from the last ten years and beyond.

Are we being punished? Probably.

But just remember, a new passport is not just for Christmas, it's for life..

Joe, Berwickshire, Scotland

At the first PMQ's of the new year, perhaps Cameron or Clegg would ask Mr Bean to explain why it is, after 11 years of Labour Government, 'more than half of all men surveyed, and four out of 10 women, said they would rather live abroad if given a choice'.

What worse indictment could there be of Labour failure, and what would happen to the UK if all of them actually did move abroad?

MarkS, Leeds,

I also agree with D Case but I would add that this Government is also responsible for declining standards in our schools and almost total absence of policing of juvenile crime. The police seem to have forgotten that swearing in public, hanging around in intimidating groups and spitting on the ground are all criminal acts.

Paul , Rochester, UK

Having gone shopping over the past few days, I am horrified by the number of foreign speaking people who have no manners whatsoever. I was bumped and knocked about, with no apology and dirty looks, by several people and surprisingly they were all foreign. They may be good for the economy but they are almost savage.

Judy , Liverpool, england

I have to say that on my last visit to my native England last year I was disappointed in the rudeness of railway employees especially.

My first impression on a train from Gatwick to Reading were the chavs onboard spitting and cursing in front of OAPs on the train.

I then went from Reading to Plymouth where I thought the "glorious" ticket collector was going to punch someone for losing his wallet (with his ticket) in - the hapless chap was in a lot of distress and all the loud mouthed ticket collector was interested in was humiliating the poor man - who was obviously telling the truth..

These were just a couple of first impressions of the country I grew up in.

I now live in the US where, despite our social problems, we don't see idiotic people acting like clowns - I've lived in a really bad neighbourhood in San Francisco and not seen such "clown" behaviour.

I miss the England of old but won't be coming back - how sad...

David Saunders, Charlotte, NC USA

I think this Labour party has been absolutely appalling. I agree with D Case from Newquay, this is the worst government this country has ever had in its history, but I can't honestly say that David Cameron will be any better either. He is just interested in the money he will make out of the tax payer.

I didn't vote labour. I voted conservative the last couple of times, but I am not a lucky person and labour keeps getting in. The worst thing I have found, is that jobs are getting harder to get into and I am divorced and living with my 22 year old daughter and we are both on benefits and can we find a job - no and it is getting harder and harder. I have been unable to get into work in nearly 8 years and it looks like I will have to ramain on benefits for the rest of my life and my daughter. She has been out of work for 2 years, but we now have to compete with Polish and European people, and seeing has our education system has always been rubbish, we now don't stand a chance.

Marianne Taylor, Derby, Britain

Mr Case is right. Unfortunately a Conservative government would do nothing about it either. Not while their buddy boys at
the CBI are rubbing their hands at the availabilty of all this very cheap labour enabling their supporters to continue to make
lots of money whilst Middle/Lower England struggles.

Keith Fletcher, Chesham, England

This Labour government is responsible for all the immigration fears that worry so many of us and the perception is that this stupid Labour party will just not acknowledge our fears. This government just keep on trying to tell us that it is good for us to have too many people clogging up hospitals, schools and housing not to mention our prisons which are now bursting with lawless migrants. We have had enough but know as longs as these fools remain in power thing will just go on getting worst. This is the worst government this country has ever had in it's history.

D Case, Newquay,