The English turn hotels into exile centers

The English are turning hotels into exile centers. The complexes, which were intended to service tourist purposes, are turned into a sleeperhouse, as if war or natural disaster had passed through the country. This was done with the Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham and respective facilities in Southport, Grimsby, Skegness, Morecambe, Scarborough and large Yarmouth. The celebrated Metropole hotel in Blackpool has besides been turned into a hotel for refugees. Thanks to this, less visitors and those who want to relax come to the village, but the authorities have different priorities.

Despite the fact that many hotels have been changed to centres already last year, places are inactive missing. According to Polish Express,, fresh locations are being sought in the Midlands, north-west and east of England.

– Accommodation of migrants in hotels costs the payer an average of £ 145 per night, while accommodation in the private sector costs about £14 per day. This model destabilizes the housing, tourist market, increases rental prices and deepens the housing crisis. presently 1.3 million British are waiting for social housing – quoted Parliamentary Chris Philp Polish Express.

Opinions are emerging that the authorities like the interests of migrants at the expense of British citizens who pay taxes and cannot find housing for rent. The English increasingly decide to go out on the streets and strike. Unifies their password ‘stop boats’. other them are usually utmost left-wing counter-manifests who challenge them from fascists and racists and request rights for immigrants. In turn, the state police are only waiting for any negative comments on the refugees to arrest the native for up to 72 hours.

This was, among others, during a fresh protest in Dover, which organized local motorcycle clubs.

As bikers, we are known to do what we say. We'll set up along the roads and the full Dover area in a mass protest to show how pissed everyone is. said in an interview with GB News station, Paul King. The Manifestists did their best not to be seen as racists or “the utmost right-wing.” Nevertheless, activists from left-wing organizations traditionally stood other them. any were separated by policemen.

OUR COMMENTS: Protests do not change anything, and boats as they flow, so they flow. The destiny of Britain seems to have already been determined. We will not pretend to feel sorry for the English. They made their own fate.

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