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How immigration became a toxic brew
Migrants have been used to tackle dire demographic trends and shrinking workforces. But economically anxious voters are telling politicians to find another way.
In the northern NSW town of Murwillumbah, former Brexiteer-in-chief Nigel Farage has become an unlikely star of British reality TV game show I’m a Celebrity, feted on social media for his ability to endure gastronomic tests of endurance.
In a recent episode, he was required to gulp down several tumblers of wretch-inducing smoothies, whipped up from such delicacies as pigs’ noses, cows’ anuses, fermented duck eggs, and goats’ testicles. Farage is a known habitué of any British pub that will have him, so after throwing back one glassful with admirable sangfroid, he looked over at his tormentors and quipped: “When you’re ready, same again please.”
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