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Immigratey Business: Invasion of the Neighbourhood Clones

Immigratey Business: Invasion of the Neighbourhood Clones

It’s arrived, dear readers! Armageddon. The apocalypse. The actual, bona-fide, end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it. Do you ask why? Well, unless you’ve been living under a rock somewhere (or on a diet of hard Brexit propaganda), I’m pretty sure you’ve heard the whispers about…the foreigners.

Yes, them. The ones from over there. They’re coming for us folks! Swapping their sunny beaches, vibrant culture, and world-renowned cuisine for our wet winters, fish and chips, and good old British resentment.

An Astounding Change in Scenery

In a recent popular vote held in the corridors of blatant bigotry, the matter of mass immigration still seems to keep scaring the living daylights out of many a fine folk. In an act of diabolical deception, these immigrants have been known to hide their schemes under the guise of normality, painstakingly duping us into acceptance.

The first clue? Our neighbourhoods. They used to be boring but comfortable, predictable yet dull as dishwater. Now? Now they’re brimming with diversity. Gone are the days when you could take an evening stroll and expect every house to look the same! No sir, you’re now surrounded by a Technicolor dreamscape and that, dear readers, is just sinister.

  • Surreptitious Spice: Have you noticed the air growing more aromatic lately? That’s the smell of foreign spices wafting down your identical suburban streets. It’s practically exotic.
  • Macho Moustaches: The gentlemen readers might have noticed this more than the ladies. Immigrants have the audacity to sport a thick, full moustache, essentially challenging the bare upper lips of the native Britons.
  • Literary Leeches: Brace yourselves, they have learned to read! But not just that, they’re bound and determined to teach us our own language. It’s evident from the fact that they’ve started publishing dictionaries. The nerve!

The Perilous Cultural Exchange Scam

Have you noticed how quaint and traditional English pubs are getting sidelined, giving way to sushi bars, shawarma shops, and paella parlours? It’s almost as if the newcomers want us to try their crazy, world-renowned, delicious dishes, to distract us from our sacred stodge. An elaborate hoax, if you ask me.

Jolly Foreigner Lingo: The Invasion of The Queen’s English

Keep an ear out, folks! Our darling Queen’s English is under attack. Our traditional local dialects being infiltrated by enigmatic foreign phrases like “Ciao”, “Ola”, “Bonjour”, and other unpronounceable alien expressions.

Let’s not even mention the confusing accent variations! One minute you’ve figured out someone is from Brazil, next minute, they’re reeling off Portuguese like it’s going out of fashion. It’s all a sly attempt to make us question what’s familiar.

An Inconvenient Truth: The Propagation of Social Prosperity

Who knew, right? That the people coming over here could actually… contribute. They dare to pay taxes, start businesses and create jobs, even go as far as improving the diversity and cultural richness of our society! How audacious!

In the midst of this blatant multicultural takeover, we’re thrown into an unforeseen prosperity purgatory, positively brimming with opportunities and harmony – an unholy nightmare, clearly masterminded by the cunning newcomers.

But fear not, dear reader! The evidence is clear and we won’t stand for it. No more sociocultural progression or prosperity, and definitely no more spiced foods! We want our dull, listless monotony back.

To this end, I bid you all to unite in our collective grumbling and passive-aggressiveness, oppose these cunning ‘contributors’ from over the seas, barricade against the barrage of bewitching ‘curry’ and ‘dim sum’ and tirelessly defend the sanctity of Britons’ God-given right to bland food.

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Reform is a lifelong flag-waver who once tried to replace his garden gnomes with Union Jacks, hosts monthly “Keep Britain Sorted” tea-and-biscuits rallies, and insists the only acceptable accents are properly posh. If he’s not drafting petitions to ban curry or mapping out where “real Brits” should live, he’s busy lecturing anyone who dares question why marmalade on toast isn’t a national security issue.

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