UK Discovers Nordic Borders, Forgets Colonial History
The UK government is reportedly admiring Denmark's border controls, as if the concept of 'stringent' immigration didn't follow the British Empire across every stolen landmass. One might wonder where these new arrivals are coming from. Could it be former colonies destabilized by, you know, British policies? The irony of a nation built on invasion and resource extraction suddenly clutching its
pearls about uninvited guests is, as ever, a masterclass in historical amnesia. This isn't about mere policy; it's about manufacturing consent for cruelty. The same politicians who wave the Union Jack for imperial nostalgia now demonize the descendants of the very people they once subjugated. They're not copying Denmark's 'stringent policies'; they're dusting off the same old playbook of divide
and conquer, rebranded for the 21st century.