But they can [claim benefits] eventually (...). Look at Tower Hamlets, every single town will be like that if this vermin has the chance.
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Try living in London and seeing what it's like, to witness the real issues, Tower Hamlets, Barking, Plaistow etc, etc, massive parts of it are almost entirely devoid of native English people.
Oh yeah i agree with that. Try Elephant & Castle!!! jeeese it's like you've traveled to a different country!
This always surprise me, as it always comes up in EU discussions. WTF has London being full of foreigners to do with EU? Minority in Tower Hamlets in predominantly Bangladeshi, and at 22% it is STILL minority. European immigrants in that borrow make up around 5% of total 8% of "other non British white minorities". Barking minority is predominantly black african. Minority, because the white British population makes up 80.9% of Barking's population, with the biggest ethnic minority being just 4.4% of the total ethnic makeup. Newham, where Plaistow is, is slightly different. About 43% of population is made up from asian minorities. But again only about 4% out of total of 5.3% of total white minorities are European migrants. So allow me to ask you again - what on earth does feeling like "you've travelled to a different country" to do with EU? Unless all of those Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis and Nigerians somehow arrived here with Polish passports, Britain leaving EU will not change this particular part of immigration strategy?
Another "small thing". In the dreams of UKIP members, when Britain "rise from the ashes" and somehow, despite every single elected party so far declining possibility or even smallest idea of leaving EU (don't mistake the initiative of few Tory backbenchers to gain some notoriety with easy point scoring for actual "movement"), let's say actually LEAVE EU, the vision always is that Britain becomes next Switzerland, worse case scenario - Norway. As someone who spent most of his life cast outside of EU, I can tell you life on the outside SUCKS, even if your GDP is through the roof. For a country that doesn't have wealth, immunity and stability of Switzerland, or tiny population and superb natural resources of Norway, the British anti-EU crowd surely has cocky stance. The country doesn't produce almost anything (and if it does it's usually for a foreign parent), doesn't grow almost anything (with perhaps exception of cooking apples and King Edward potatoes), most of you work in "service" industries built around trade and debt, but when push comes to shove, in your visions, the independent, non-EU Britain becomes newly reborn empire, and not Albania or Belarus of the north.
The reality however is, that most of you, Eurosceptics, complaining about laws and mistreatment your country receives from EU, probably don't even know who your MEPs are, what they do day to day and you never bothered to ask why they agreed or voted for (on your own behalf) for all the stuff you now complain about. Last time, the country elected nearly 25% of all 72 MEPs from UKIP, BNP and various other nationalistic movement muppetry. You got your voice heard, good for you, but just think about it - a quarter of your voting power is now a bunch of outcast euroenemies, separatists, xenophobes and nazi nuts no other clan in Euro Parliament will shake hands with, let alone lobby or establish pressure clubs with. And then you wonder why some legislation is being shoved down your throat. Of course it is. It's like you sent Bob Crow to sign your employment deals.
If you don't like what EU provides for you then build lobby groups and start looking at your MEPs hands. Get them to represent you and your voice, control what they do. If you don't like something - let them know. If you want something changed - let them know. If you feel Britain is such a power, then start steering this EU ship, not bend over. And publish every single achievement, every dotation, every deal, so everyone knows of bad and good things that can be done with EU power behind, instead of some random uninformed xenophobic rants of some unemployed yob in the pub passed from mouth to mouth as a gospel.
It's a real shame that Britain has such a rich history and we don't celebrate it. 
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