Specialone

Well if all euro countries are supposed to offer the same unemployment payments as per eu directives, then why the hell do migrants (the ones who have no interest in working here) travel past a lot of other eu member states on their way here? Surely they could stop at the first one?

The direct money it costs us in benefits isn't so important, it's the hidden costs that are mind boggling.

Our country is just too small for the unnatural high growth in population, issues this causes for example;
-Shortfall in housing, resulting in mass house building required.
-Busier road network, capacity won't be met and no roads will be built.
-More strain on emergency services, fire, police, ambulance etc
-NHS, this is where the real costs will be, more hospitals or capacity, more treatments etc, costs are huge.
We already have healthcare migrants costing this country mega money, my wife has worked in the NHS for 22 years so knows this first hand.

-Then there's the benefits, housing, unemployment etc etc, these are not small figures and I guarantee any official figures are down sized to make it look like its not that bad, but the real cost is a lot higher but unquantifiable.

We, as a country just need to say enough is enough before its too late, it's got nothing to do with race, discrimination or any other excuse, it's purely self preservation and a logistics issue and if UKIP help change in that direction, directly or indirectly, then I welcome it.