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    Erm, unless something has changed very recently, only UK, Irish and qualifying Commonwealth citizens are permitted to vote in UK General Elections, so 'immigrants' (unless, of course, they originate in the Irish Republic or Commonwealth countries) could have had no influence whatsoever on the Canterbury result, or on that of any other UK constituency for that matter.

    Back on topic, though. When we are living under one of the most extreme economic systems one could possibly dream up, it's not surprising that the political elite will seek to enforce its own ideology by branding opposition to it 'extreme'. Major may seek to come across as a nice chap who likes nothing better than warm beer and a rural ride, but he is simply doing neoliberalism's ideological dirty work.

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