Helped universities and councils win EU funding for 22 years. Now helping asylum seekers find safety and security in a hostile post-Brexit world.
PARODY.
A perfect day as an asylum seeker in England:
7:00 – Wake up in a hotel the council says does not exist
8:30 – Full English. Paid for. Complain about the sausage
10:00 – File a hate-crime report. A neighbour asked where you were from
11:30 – Meeting with the support worker. She apologises on behalf of the country
13:00 – Collect Universal Credit
15:00 – Marry the 7th wife. Registry office very understanding. Interpreter provided.
18:30 – Knife an innocent bystander outside the station. Film it for the group chat.
19:00 – Tell the officer you felt threatened by his tone
19:01 – Released under investigation
23:00 – Beat your cousin (also your wife).
Life in England is simply a paradise.
Life in England as a police officer:
7:00 – Burglary. You do not go. You issue a number. Numbers are policing.
8:15 – Training: misgendering is a hate incident.
9:30 – Arrest a man for a meme posted in 2019.
11:00 – File on the grooming gang. Still “complex.” The meme is not complex.
12.00 - Arrest a man for throwing a plastic bottle.
13:00 – A politician’s front door was attacked. The man is on the camera. His car is on the camera. You write “no one on the tape.”
15:00 – The rape-gang file is still too big. The meme file is one page. You like one page.
17:00 – Other investigators watch your tape. They find the man. You say the picture was fuzzy. It was not fuzzy.
19:00 - The bottle man will serve two years. You put that in the team chat.
21:00 - A woman in another house is dead. She is not in the team chat.
22:30 - Fall asleep. Tomorrow there is another tape. You won’t watch it.
Life in England is simply a paradise.
🚨 BREAKING: My sources in Whitehall have confirmed the official British gov response to RAF Fairford:
1) The photograph has been referred for community impact
2) The farmer is being invited to a language workshop
3) Five UK nationals are a cohesion issue, not a perimeter issue
4) Erasmus would have given the young men a structured outlet
5) COBRA will minute the comments section first
More guidance to follow once the climate has been assessed.
Perfect day as an asylum seeker in England:
7:00 – Check in to free hotel the council says does not exist.
8:30 – Full English. Paid for. Complain about the sausage.
10:00 – File a hate-crime report. A neighbour asked where you were from.
11:30 – Meeting with the support worker. She apologises on behalf of the country.
13:00 – Collect Universal Credit
15:00 – Marry the 7th wife. Registry office very understanding. Interpreter provided.
18:30 – Spit on innocent bystander outside the station.
19:00 – Tell the officer you felt threatened by his tone.
19:01 – Released under investigation.
23:00 – Beat your first wife (also your cousin).
Life in England is simply a paradise.