[kj] OT: Morrissey says he won't live in England; too many immigrants

[LONESTYLE at aol.com]

There are the same amount of immigrants anywhere in the world!!! And  Italy 
has a lot of them too. Borrissey is a drip in the head and  should be marooned 
on an Island with a volleyball called Oscar. As in  Oscar Wilde. I could never 
stand that whiny guy. 
 
~ LB 
 
 
In a message dated 11/29/2007 4:00:24 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
bigblackhair at sbcglobal.net writes:

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Morrissey  'refuses to live in the UK because of immigration explosion'

By JAMES  SLACK - 

The pop singer Morrissey claims he can no longer live in a  Britain he 
believes lost to an "immigration explosion".

The former  frontman of the Smiths, who is now based in Rome, claimed 
England was just  'a memory now'.

The 48-year-old added: "Other countries have held on to  their basic 
identity yet it seems to me that England was thrown  away.

"The change in England is so rapid compared to the change in any  other 
country.

"If you walk through Knightsbridge on any bland day  of the week you 
won't hear an English accent.

"You'll hear every  accent under the sun apart from the British accent.

"The British  identity is very attractive, I grew up into it and I find 
it quaint and  very amusing."

Morrissey, who has sung of his love for English culture  and can count 
Tory leader David Cameron as a fan, is the son of an Irish  immigrant 
family which settled in Manchester.

In 1986, when The  Smiths released their critically-acclaime

d album The Queen is Dead,  the UK had a population of 56million.

It now stands at 60million and  some predict that could almost double by 
2081.

Morrissey's comments  were made in interviews with the music magazine NME.

In the mid-1990s  he was accused of racism after wearing a Union Jack on 
stage and releasing  the songs Bengali in Platforms and the 
ironically-named National Front  Disco.

The singer's supporters insisted he had been seeking only to  reclaim the 
flag from extremists.

Tim Jonze, the reporter who  conducted the interview, said: "Morrissey 
has had a stormy relationship  with this magazine and its readers over 
the last three decades.

"He  might once have been the voice of a generation but given his 
comments in  these two interviews, he's certainly not speaking for us  now."

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