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We All Know That These Days One Must Be Most Careful What One Says, But Was There Any Need For Him To Apologise?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I know you probably won't bother, AOG, but why not have a glance at my response above, timed at 17.04? it makes it clear that 'swamping' a school is a very different matter from 'swamping' a town, a fact whch is surely perfectly obvious in terms of numbers.
Accordingly, JTH was very far from 'match point', I'm afraid!
Accordingly, JTH was very far from 'match point', I'm afraid!
So, AOG, you really can't see the difference between the few hundred pupils in British schools and the many thousands of people in British towns. Why am I not surprised?
Here's an illustration... a cupful of water is enough to swamp a little boy's folded-paper boat whereas a trawler won't even notice it.
Here's an illustration... a cupful of water is enough to swamp a little boy's folded-paper boat whereas a trawler won't even notice it.
So, AOG, you've found only TWO places - inner-city places at that - in the whole of the UK, where immigrants are in a majority. Well done! Now, I don't know how many boroughs and towns there are in Britain, but I'd say that two represents a totally statistically irrelevant number. Can you show me how I am wrong in that assessment?
JTH, I was simply pointing out the inescapable fact that it is totally possible to swamp a school with one 'sort' - for want of a better word - of children, whereas swamping whole towns with particular 'sorts' of people, as Fallon claimed, is an entirely different kettle of fish!
If you look at AOG's 17.26 answer, you'll note that even HE can find only two such places in all of Britain.
If you look at AOG's 17.26 answer, you'll note that even HE can find only two such places in all of Britain.
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