immigration, but then only way you could do that is by having far reaching radical and very un PC policies in place. Something the liberal elites who favour equality and diversity would never allow. Again, this is another great example of a politician trying to gain public support, by giving out half truths, but then not being totally honest about the reasons behind why and how we need to tackle the problem, or the underlying causes as to why it is virtually impossible to do anything about this problem, under the current system. Unfortunately, until the British public wake up and realise what a con job politics is in this country and stop voting for the three main parties, nothing will change or improve. In essence, the problems we face we deserve because we keep voting for them. What's that saying, the public get the politicians they deserve? 8 comments: Hi CC! I hadn't realised our housing was subsidised that much. When I was a singly, we paid for our food and accommodation. Accommodation charges varied, depending on the 'standard' of the building you were incarcerated in. Oddly, the best barrack I lived in was a wooden hut. It had been refurbished to a good standard, and had been well insulated. In fact I bet it was the best block on the whole unit, however it was classed as sub standard. And of course, the worst one I was in was classed as high standard.. The fact that our 'leaders',