Rather self-satisfied account of the immigrant experience by Mamata Nanda on the Huffington Post website: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mamata-nanda/british-jobs-for-british-_b_3777231.html
"In 1960s and 70s, many young highly qualified science and engineering graduates came from India in search of a job. They were welcome then" says Mamata Nanda.
Welcomed by whom may I ask?
Who exactly welcomed you to the United Kingdom and facilitated your employment here?
It certainly was not the general population who have always opposed, by a considerable majority, the arrival of the post-war immigrants.
Is it not a disgrace that democracy has been set aside to allow your sojourn here?
Are you not a tiny bit ashamed of yourself Mamata Nanda to push yourself into someone's home when you are clearly not wanted or welcome?
And would it be an unreasonable question to ask when you intend to leave?
"In 1960s and 70s, many young highly qualified science and engineering graduates came from India in search of a job. They were welcome then" says Mamata Nanda.
Welcomed by whom may I ask?
Who exactly welcomed you to the United Kingdom and facilitated your employment here?
It certainly was not the general population who have always opposed, by a considerable majority, the arrival of the post-war immigrants.
Is it not a disgrace that democracy has been set aside to allow your sojourn here?
Are you not a tiny bit ashamed of yourself Mamata Nanda to push yourself into someone's home when you are clearly not wanted or welcome?
And would it be an unreasonable question to ask when you intend to leave?
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