There are two possible outcomes...
1. The government appeals, buggers about for months and achieves nothing, while allowing the country's hotels, converted cruise ships and airbases to fill up with a random assortment of the world's young men, which will result in the rich getting richer through cheap labour, while the poor get poorer and the country gets generally trashed. They should be able to keep the legal plates spinning until the next election, and will blame the nasty courts.
2. The government uses the UNCHR's objections as an excuse to leave it completely, which may have been their intention from the start, to allow them to further oppress the UK population and generally get away with whatever the hell they like.
I don't actually believe that the government's stated intention of stopping the boats is in any way honest, they've been lying about it for over a decade now while making the situation worse.
Labour aren't going to be any better. Kier Starmer, our likely next PM, will pretty much hand out passports on the beach, with the short term aim of reducing the immigration queues, which will result in a tidal wave of more following them. Many socialists have a stupid misguided idea that the world should be borderless so we can all care about everyone. We'll be looking back fondly on the good old days when net immigration was merely in the hundreds of thousands.
There isn't likely to be any good way out of this situation, for the simple reason that those in power from both our political parties actually want it all to continue.
1. The government appeals, buggers about for months and achieves nothing, while allowing the country's hotels, converted cruise ships and airbases to fill up with a random assortment of the world's young men, which will result in the rich getting richer through cheap labour, while the poor get poorer and the country gets generally trashed. They should be able to keep the legal plates spinning until the next election, and will blame the nasty courts.
2. The government uses the UNCHR's objections as an excuse to leave it completely, which may have been their intention from the start, to allow them to further oppress the UK population and generally get away with whatever the hell they like.
I don't actually believe that the government's stated intention of stopping the boats is in any way honest, they've been lying about it for over a decade now while making the situation worse.
Labour aren't going to be any better. Kier Starmer, our likely next PM, will pretty much hand out passports on the beach, with the short term aim of reducing the immigration queues, which will result in a tidal wave of more following them. Many socialists have a stupid misguided idea that the world should be borderless so we can all care about everyone. We'll be looking back fondly on the good old days when net immigration was merely in the hundreds of thousands.
There isn't likely to be any good way out of this situation, for the simple reason that those in power from both our political parties actually want it all to continue.
