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Dont be daft, most jobs might have 10's, 100's or even 1000's offering the same credentials and you're proposing that Governments should not differentiate between their own citizens in their own employment markets as opposed to any other world citizen. Its a strange outlook and totally lacking...

Aaaaah ok thats fair enough, slightly odd but at least you put your cards on the table. The continent of Africa has a population in excess of 1bn, why dont you allow just one of them to take your job, I am being serious, or are you so unique its just the rest of us that need to allow it ??

Have you a view on the consequence of this. Can you not see the problem when one European country has a stronger economy with greater wealth opportunity coupled with the unfettered movement of economic migrants.

Oh right, so you feel somehow this invalidates any comment on EU workers working within the UK. You do not make yourself clear if your comment is a statement of fact in terms of employment rights within the EU countries or whether you do not wish to differentiate between European nationalities...

Should it not follow that the British bricklayers are on another site earning £1200 per week. I am not sure that it is British Industries problem, unless of course we have 1000's of unemployed brickies, this sector has picked up and a short term shortage of brickies means a) Great bargaining...

Well you seemed so offended by them highlighting their nationality, why ? Whether you think that is a reflection on immigration taking/blocking British jobs or an example of our own workforce not qualified enough, their nationality is crucial to the story.

I am sure you would accept the nationalities to be highlited if there was some negative issue regarding their working conditions and you would be the first to shout about exploitation. It seems quite reasonable to offer some insight into this earning power. I am not too sure where the debate...