This article has been withdrawn. The Restorationist voluntarily offers a full and complete apology to Mr Shukman and Hope Not Hate.
Voters asked for fewer arrivals four times and got the largest inflow in British history, signed off by ministers through rule changes no MP voted on. A state which acts without consent and then calls the result permanent invites a question: who owns the right of reversal, and how far does it run?
Britain strips knights in secret and lets its most shameless citizens bank the outrage. A new law will put twelve jurors in charge, publish a Dishonours List beside the Honours List, and leave the country's worst exhibitionists with a basic bank account and no passport.
Squeezed for cheap food in the 1970s, fined for surplus in the 1980s, paid late by a failing agency in the 2000s, and now drafted into Westminster's climate and habitat targets. For eighty years, the people who feed Britain have served as the state's most convenient doormat.
Stanley sells fishing licences and funds a country on the proceeds. Westminster gives its own away free, rationed by catch records from the Major years, and has promised Brussels access until 2038. Britain has the fish, the waters, and the buyers. The fish were never the problem.
