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  Absolutely Brian BUT let's be realistic about things (which is more than 'our' Charlie is).
  
  They will continue to come as long as we don't send them back.
  
  As I've pointed out before, signatories to the SAME 1951 Convention and 1968 Protocol, Japan, in 2017 had 19,628 asylum applications and accepted 20.
  
  The Japanese are at least honest. They want to keep their Japanese culture. They are actually proud of their way of life and think it better than anyone else's. They have nothing particularly against foreigners but don't really want to live with them.
  
  Which is why a primary school outing in Tokyo looks like a primary school outing in Tokyo whereas one in England looks like an advert for a United Colours of Beneton.
  
  Also they don't spend their time in existentialist angst beating themselves up and apologising for things their ancestors have done (and recent generations did some pretty disgusting things in WW2) and like me, certainly would not give a toss, about what might have happened as far back as the Slave Trade or the Crusades.

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