Regrettably, not your old out-of-Greece neighbour thinks by such a way only, but his born locally kids and grand-grandkids either - and not from Greek background only: "It is not your land" that is what non-Anglos hear wherever at schools, shops, public transport, etc. from very fist moments communicating with English-natives, perhaps, self-overestimating own biological ancestry.

And British subjects having no passports issued to at all in generations think they still live in a “Terra nullious” grateful for their Union Jeck’s appearance around.

I would give no toss to this situation if not discrimination practically legalised by recent neo-racist government at all walks of life in Australia gradually placed somewhere behind Singapore and even South Korea with Taiwan on all standards, while telling of "globalization" and "foreign investment"-simply ballooning foreign debt as a very colonial way of keeping foreign crown intact locally