The British public watches in disbelief as Labour politicians wring their hands over welfare cuts for disabled citizens, their voices trembling with rehearsed compassion. Yet, these same champions of the vulnerable turn a blind eye to a staggering £5.4 billion—£14 million a day—lavished on illegal migrants crossing the Channel in rickety boats. The contrast is sickening: tears for one group, silence for another, while taxpayers foot the bill for a broken system.
Disabled Brits Betrayed
Imagine relying on a wheelchair, battling chronic pain, or navigating life with a disability—only to hear your support might shrink because the government’s coffers are strained. Labour MPs clutch their pearls, decrying cuts to welfare as heartless. Fair enough—disabled Brits deserve dignity. But where’s the outrage when the money that could secure their care is siphoned off elsewhere? The hypocrisy cuts deeper than any budget axe.
Small Boats, Big Bills
Every day, small boats bob across the Channel, ferrying people who bypass legal routes and break our laws. Once ashore, they’re housed, fed, and funded to the tune of £14 million daily. That’s £5.4 billion a year—enough to transform lives for countless disabled citizens. Labour doesn’t blink. No fiery speeches, no calls for justice. Instead, they shrug, as if this eyewatering sum is just the cost of compassion. But compassion for whom?
Whose Side Are They On?
The message is clear: lawbreakers get a free pass, while law-abiding Brits get lectures on austerity. Labour’s selective empathy insults every disabled person struggling to make ends meet. If they truly cared, they’d demand accountability for this £5.4 billion scandal—not sob over welfare cuts they’ve quietly enabled. The boats keep coming, the bills keep rising, and the disabled keep waiting. Shame on them.
