[aruanan]

Now, however, we learn that this is exactly what did happen. The Labour government has been engaged upon a deliberate and secret policy of national cultural sabotage. This astonishing revelation surfaced quite casually last weekend in a newspaper article by one Andrew Neather.

A. Throw out Labor.
B. Throw out those Labor brought in to accomplish their plan of cultural sabotage.

[Winniesboy]

A. Throw out Labor. B. Throw out those Labor brought in to accomplish their plan of cultural sabotage.

Whether or not the claims in this article are true (and I'd like to see rather harder evidence than the casual recollections of a former speech-writer) it's disingenous to suppose that it's all the current government's fault. This has been a slow burn for fifty years. Over that period governments of both parties have, for various reasons, taken their eyes off the ball. Many recent immigrants are a direct consequence of the original large waves in the 1950s and 60s, through the import of spouses for second and third generations, or of extended family members. In the early period it was Conservative governments who saw immigration as a solution to labour shortages: while it was a Labour government (Callaghan's in the 1970s) which introduced the first serious immigration controls.