[DoughtyOne]

Seems to me I remember folks opposing the tunnel in the first place based on invasion.

[Jolla]

Why are the LEOs climbing the wall, do they not have a car battery - it would give a whole new meaning to jumper cables.

[RC one]

Put some concertina wire on that fence. see if they climb on it then.

[bigbob]

And France will pay for it.

[Swede Girl]

The British are now awake to the fact that this is a war.

[faithhopecharity]

U.K. Needs to export- repatriate its large enemy within first - then build its wall. Sealing the enemy Inside your home isn’t a success strategy.

[A Formerly Proud Canadian]

The Chunnel also needs very fast opening gates that open toward the interior of France, mounted with concertina wire and stakes, kind of like an iron maiden, slathered in pig fat and entrails. That SHOULD keep the muhamedans from trying to cross the Chunnel. Perhaps station several armed towers by the gates, perhaps with water cannon spewing pig blood and offal.

[Verginius Rufus]

England already has a wall on (well, near) its northern border, left behind by the Romans, but it needs some refurbishing.

[Billthedrill]

I hate it when horror fiction turns out to be a documentary.

[matt04]

Is the UK left crying racism yet?

[HKMk23]

Huh.

All set up, there, like tin cans on a fence rail...

[Red in Blue PA]

Maybe this is the beginning of a worldwide trend towards sanity.

[sagar]

India built an impenetrable fence in its Pakistan border and it can be seen from Space. The only man-made boundary seen from Space and it was built by India, which is probably the most corrupt and poorest functioning democracy.

[BradyLS]

They had a God-given moat that served for centuries. But no! They to Chunnel under it!

[Laser_Ray]

Forget concertina wire or electric fence. Put pressure-triggered claymores on the top. I doubt you’ll reach triple digits even of people who go up whole and come down in pieces before they get the message, plus it would be a lot less maintenance required.