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Yes, immigrants need homes. So let's move them into Chequers

By Peter Hitchens

PUBLISHED: 02:04, 8 September 2013 | UPDATED: 02:04, 8 September 2013

Those of us who warned for years about mass immigration can only grieve now that the things we predicted are coming true. It is starting � where else? � in the primary schools, where people are simply having to accept that many, especially in less well-off areas, will be too full from now on.

Next it will be housing, which is why Government Ministers are screeching curses at those who are trying to stop them concreting over the countryside and turning spacious suburbs into crowded urban quarters.

I can�t see why those who have saved all their lives to live in pleasant places should be forced to lose their peace and space, because cynical politicians left the nation�s door open for ten years and now can�t close it.
Who's to blame? The Tories are blaming Labour for classes being oversubscribed

Who's to blame? The Tories are blaming Labour for classes being oversubscribed
New home? Peter Hitchens suggests moving immigrants into the Prime Minister's residence at Chequers

New home? Peter Hitchens suggests moving immigrants into the Prime Minister's residence at Chequers

Let the people in charge set an example � an �affordable� estate in the grounds of Chequers, and a little development next to each of the many homes of the Blair Creature would be good.

But that won�t stop the quiet spread of unofficial shanty towns in areas of high immigration. How long will councils be able to resist or police the five-to-a-room overcrowding, and the conversion of garden sheds into homes, which is the inevitable result of importing hundreds of thousands of underpaid young men?

They can only afford to accept those wages because they live at a far lower standard of living than the indigenous population.

Then it will be the NHS, if it isn�t already, with GPs and casualty departments overwhelmed by numbers, and, of course, the roads and public transport.

This is a huge change in the lives of British people, unasked for, undeclared, undiscussed. It is only just beginning.

And so the rest of us will try as best we can to live in harmony in the overcrowded, low-pay Third World economy which we have had foisted on us. We know that the migrants themselves are not to blame and are only trying to better themselves.

Those who did it, and who still will not act to stop it, are another matter. As the truth dawns I think the voters will find a way of punishing the politicians who subjected us to this. The old parties are all complicit. They all dismissed protest as �racism� and refused to be honest about the matter. Why should any of them survive?

From now on, abandon them, and refuse to vote for them. Strip these unpleasant, sneering careerists of the money and power that protects them from the consequences of their own actions. Let them find out in detail what it is they have done to the rest of us. It will be some compensation.

It seems even peter wants you to vote for Ukip or anyone who will end the nightmare of the EU and human rights laws