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There's no good reason for them being here.

Where? On a social housing estate in Coventry?

The fact is they're here and they're not from any former British colony, likewise Tunisians, Moroccans, etc.

But according to previous posts in this thread they wouldn't be allowed to work here (which they do) and wouldn't qualify for social housing (which they also do).

(3) They tend to shit all over the place!

Do they not have to be granted "asylum seeker" or something first?

If they arrived in another EU country first, I believe they then have an automatic right of entry to the UK? Whatever the technicalities there are a very large number of them where I live and increasing every day.

My dad wasn't too keen on it either but the estate was purchased by a Dutch-American billionaire so he has little say in the matter now. He did insist on a clause which prevents fences being erected between properties on the estate. The public road has also recently been closed to non-residents...

So which part of the EU does Somalia belong to then?

The "EU migrants" I mentioned was a euphamism, I really meant those colonial migrants from outside the EU who use EU rules as a right of entry to the UK. And yes those "Little-Britons" who build hideous villas which antagonise the Spanish locals annoy me just as much. I had a blazing row with a...

It's not just about about total numbers. Many of the so-called "EU migrants" come from countries with no historical connection with Britain, who don't speak English (at least as a second language) and whose culture is totally alien to anything in this country.

Ah, the classic EU tactic of holding a vote over and over again until THEY get the vote which THEY want!

Those are the same polls which tried to brainwash leave voters into believing there was no point in voting in the first place but failed. I was very nearly one of them and would have been but for the prospect of watching a results programme all night with the knowledge I had not taken part in...

Er, no. We've already had a referendum in this country on whether to leave so the only options left are 'accept the deal and leave' or 'reject the deal and leave'.

I was referring to the decision to allow Spain to join in the first place.

It was said at one time that Spain would never be allowed to join unless they first acknowledged Britain's sovereignty over Gibraltar but like all such assurances it was soon overridden by political expediency.

Revealed: one in four Europeans vote populist Populist parties have more than tripled their support in Europe in the last 20 years, securing enough votes to put their leaders into government posts in 11 countries and challenging the established political order across the continent. The steady...

It's about more than fuel prices, it's about the traitor-Macron's austerity policies in general, his obsession with globalisation and France's subservience to the European central bank.

Last time I looked there were no blue stars on the British flag, must have all been foreigners (or traitors).

I don't see hundreds of thousands of people in yellow jackets blockading the roads in England.