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| Old House: New Barrat House. UK Gov: 'Workable solution' |
In controversial new plans put forward by the MOD and Barrat Homes, the entire Syrian population is to immigrate to Norwich where it will be housed in five million new relocation units built by the country's biggest housing supplier. According to home office officials this fresh approach in solving the recent immigrant crisis will allow UK bombing missions on the beleaguered state to continue whilst Barrat Homes can massively boost profits by charging the country's taxpayers £250 billion to build the new houses.
Peter Plangite, Conservative minister overseeing the program, chuckled,'The UK has two main problems: One; we have a lot of bombs that we desperately need to drop on someone. Two; when we drop them people run away and come here. In the end it just seemed like common sense to get Barrat [Homes] and the MOD to bang their heads together and sort something out. Now we have come up with, what we think, is the only workable solution.'
Barrat Homes were unavailable for comment but a spokesman for the MOD supported the plans saying, 'Whilst war and its subsequent mass migration chaos might seem like a bad thing UK citizens must remember, at all times, that they pay for both the bombs and the aftermath and my friends and I do not. On the contrary we make a tidy killing from them, excuse the pun but it would simply be irrational to think that this, seemingly confusing, set of circumstances will not continue into the foreseeable future.'
