A mother who tackled a leading historian on live television about immigration insisted recently that her family’s home town has become like a ‘foreign country’.
On BBC1’s Question Time, Professor Mary Beard dismissed stories about the number of migrant workers overwhelming Boston as ‘myths’ and said ‘public services can cope’.
But Rachel Bull, an office manager in Boston, who  was in the audience, immediately challenged the Cambridge University classics professor, claiming hospitals and schools are struggling to cope in the Lincolnshire agricultural town.

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Well done Rachel Bull.

Oh how UK academics and politicians love to lecture us all on our selfish and bigoted attitude to immigration and preach to about us not being wicked and “racist” however – you will notice that it is not to their leafy lanes, posh neighbourhoods, ivory towers of academia and Belgravia apartments that these chancers come to live in.

No, it is to the council housing and, nowadays, the 3rd sector housing associations, originally intended for young working class Brits, that house them, along with the cheap end of the private rental sector – where these interlopers almost always seem to take priority over our own needy young people.

I might have respect for all these academics, politicians of all parties, and toffy-nosed liberals when they practice what they have preached to us for the last 50 years and are actually sharing their spacious 4, 5 and 6 bedroom homes with several immigrant families or put these people up indefinitely, in their 2nd or 3rd homes! 

Come on, you lot, we working class Brits. have done our bit – now it is your turn! 

How many refugees from Bulgaria and Romania can we fit into Buckingham Palace, for example, and Windsor Castle, Sandringham,  etc.

Chequers, lets squash a whole load of Bulgarians and Roma gypsies into there and see how the PM and his family and staff like it!  It is a country estate so there is plenty of room for numerous caravans and trailers.  Once the place is filled with weird cooking smells, drenched in water from their strange toilet and washing rituals, the silver and garden ornaments go walkies, the gazebo gets chopped up for fire wood and the pheasants, swans and geese mysteriously vanish along with all the fish in the lake!  Then we might see reality dawn on them!