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<blockquote data-quote="Lowland1" data-source="post: 7934773" data-attributes="member: 66524"><p>I agree if you let people in they should have a similar culture. People from within the EU generally do. Allowing people from other places means people with different cultures who are less likely to assimilate. I think the Government is keeping very quite about this in public whilst doing deals with countries for skilled/semi skilled labour. There was a deal done for Kenyan nurses and someone told me recently that some Kenyan butchers are being trained for UK. My son's girlfriend works for the General Medical Council as a language examiner assessing the ability of foreign doctors to make themselves understood in English. I think the problem is the Government say one thing but do another.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lowland1, post: 7934773, member: 66524"] I agree if you let people in they should have a similar culture. People from within the EU generally do. Allowing people from other places means people with different cultures who are less likely to assimilate. I think the Government is keeping very quite about this in public whilst doing deals with countries for skilled/semi skilled labour. There was a deal done for Kenyan nurses and someone told me recently that some Kenyan butchers are being trained for UK. My son's girlfriend works for the General Medical Council as a language examiner assessing the ability of foreign doctors to make themselves understood in English. I think the problem is the Government say one thing but do another. [/QUOTE]
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