Balddood

I would just like to point out that the first steps i would take would be to round up all the illegal immigrants, muslim extremists sand anyone else who doesn't contribute to the economy / rapes the economy so that my fellow British people would at least have a sporting chance of a better lifestyle, and send them back to where they came from. Before someone throws the "racist" rattle from their prams, i would like to say that i am not racist, i am merely a British person who is proud to be so. Now back to the point. In order to make a start on bringing this country back in line, it would be necessary to get rid of the deadwood and concentrate on our own people for a change. However, seeing as "our" government seem to be a collection of mamby-pamby, do-gooding, pink-fluffy, politically correct halfwits, it would seem that instead of doing so, we just seem to be taking in more and more immigrants (illegal or otherwise) who see that the benefits system in this country is easy to pilfer and generally make haste at doing so. Again, i'm sure the PC police will be along shortly to show me the error of my ways and point out that the above isn't the case at all and that we should welcome them with open arms and let them take shelter from the evils which are provailing in their own countries. You would, however, be wasting your breath. I am also well aware that we have our own scroungers who love to sit at home all day on their idle backsides watching tricia etc, whose only aim in life is to knock out as many kids as possible, live in a council house paid for by the average tax payer, on benefits provided to them by the average tax payer, which they use to buy enough alcohol / recreational drugs to get them by until the next giro appears on the doormat. These would be the next target. Get those that can work, to work or stop their benefits.

Now, everything i have posted above would by no means make our beautiful country / community any better on it's own but it would make a start! It would seem though that by being British, i am the underdog in my own country. I have human rights, but not as many it would seem as someone who has come to my country in order to escape the atrocities which are happening in their own.

Therefore, you may as well take no notice of anything i have just said because much like a British citizen's opinion, it means nothing.

Sean