Britain is the best place in Europe to be an immigrant

What other countries can learn from its example

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frankenswine, 1 month ago

Not really “in” Europe in any sense of the word

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theinspectorst, 1 month ago

Unfortunately for the Brexiters, their referendum did not in fact have the effect of physically transplanting these isles to another part of the planet, or deleting thousands of years of British history as a European country.

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theinspectorst, 1 month ago

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