Littlejohn On Rumanian Influx.

Although it hasn't stopped raining this year, immigrants from the two Eastern European countries have been arriving in droves. The inclement weather doesn't seem to bother them in the slightest. In Central London they are quite happy to camp out in the streets and in Hyde Park. Another group has set up a Desmond Dekker-style shanty town on the former Hendon FC ground, a few miles to the north west. Now we learn that a group of Eastern Europeans has moved into a network of caves in a cliff above the River Mersey outside Stockport. All this before border controls are officially lifted in the New Year and 26 million Romanians and Bulgarians are given the right to settle in Britain. Not that we should fear a mass influx. Goodness me, no. Perish the thought. We are assured that only a few dozen, a couple of hundred at most, will take advantage of the opportunity to move here. Those that do come will add to the rich diversity of our nation and bring with them a wide variety of high-value skills, such as computer sciences and brain surgery. Only last week, no less an authority than the Speaker of the House of Commons was telling the Romanians that they will be welcomed with open arms, since they have a far superior work ethic to the bone-idle British.

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