English People

When you read Great Britain’s History you will reflect on that there is a certain pattern that repeats it self over and over again:
There was, for one or another reason, a drift to the west from the middle of Europe, and Great Britain was the end of the line.

One reason was persecution: Jews came from Spain at the end of 15th century, escaping from Roman Catholic’s. The next stage of immigration was driven not by escape but by attraction:
In the 1950s, 60s and 70s immigrants from the Caribbean, Africa, hong kong and Cyprus came to work.
The National Health service, London transport, british railways could not find enough labour in Britain and were keen to take on immigrants.


But all this immigration has created a problem: There has been, ...