Britain Today.

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Are you sure?

We have a surplus, and would not mind sending a few over at no charge. Nossir, we wouldn't mind at all.

Refugees should be kept in controlled refugee camps until such time as they can be acclimated to local culture, or shipped back home if they cannot acclimate. Under no circumstances should they be housed in hotels, yet governments keep on thinking that is somehow a good idea. it isn't...

Well the Government tried that with the use of the Army's Napier Barracks and Penally camp, but the refugees burnt
it down and complained of the conditions.


One of the incentives for these hotels is they charge the Government £250 ($340) per night for the rooms, when standard
customers would be charged less.
Sadly and once again, it's all about the money.


And yes, I'm sure we have enough!

Edit: The Grand Hotel Incident was over a bomb hoax.