By Sophie Corcoran.
“It doesn’t matter how much money we throw at things. If your bath is overflowing, you don’t just grab the mop and start mopping, first you have to turn off the tap,” says political commentator Sophie Corcoran.
Following the budget, there are always discussions about the best schemes to benefit young people and the fact they have most likely once again been overlooked.
But truth be told, an ISA or even a slight tax cut won’t fix the problems young people in this country are facing; nor will schemes of free money, even if it’s £10,000 like one Tory peer unbelievably suggested.
The biggest gift that any government could give to young people, would be to pursue a net zero immigration policy.
Mass immigration is behind a number of the issues that young people are facing day in and day out. If mass immigration continues at the rate that it is, young people will never be able to own their own homes as it is unquestionably fuelling the housing crisis.
If mass immigration continues the rate that it is, young people will never be able to own their own homes as it is unquestionably fuelling the housing crisis.
Our health service will also continue to be overwhelmed irrespective of how much money we throw at it and we will be unable to get our kids into local schools. Raising a family in Britain will become impossible.
It then becomes a repetitive cycle, mass immigration makes it impossible for young people to own a home and have a stable future here in Britain. So young people won’t have children or raise families because they won’t have the stability required do so in this country. The government will then fill that gap with more immigration and it keeps going and going until eventually young people have no place in the country they were born in. That is certainly not a future I want for myself or for my future children.
It’s simple, we will never get a grip of our public services and get our country back on track and create a brighter future for Britain – especially for us young people, if we do not pursue a net zero immigration strategy.
It’s simple, we will never get a grip of our public services and get our country back on track and create a brighter future for Britain – especially for us young people, if we do not pursue a net zero immigration strategy.
It doesn’t matter how much money we throw at things. If your bath is overflowing, you don’t just grab the mop and start mopping, first you have to turn off the tap.
We need to turn off the tap.
This country is addicted to cheap labour and it is fuelling that addiction at the expense of my generation and it has to stop. It is up to my generation to fight to stop it before we have no future in our country.
Even If that means I stand alone and wave the flag whilst my generation, who often love to press the self destruct button, continue to stand their with their ‘Migrants Welcome’ signs, then I will do it.
Pursuing a NetZero immigration strategy is the only thing that will save Britain.
Sophie Corcoran is a broadcaster, journalist, political candidate and reality TV personality.
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If you want to see the kids of tomorrow bankrupt, then press on with net zero