Articles liés à Britain's Great Immigration Disaster
Synopsis
In the long history of Britain as an independent nation all the immigrant groups who ever reached our shores never amounted to more than one per cent of the total population...before 1997. Between 1997 and 2010 New Labour allowed more than five million migrants to come and live in Britain and they now account for 13 per cent of the total population, one in eight, a total still rising by more than one million net every year. Ignored by fearful politicians is the fact that more than two thirds of all migration since 2001 has come from outside of the EC and that Britain, a tiny island off the coast of Europe, has seen its population increase from 58.31 million people in 1997 to more than 67 million today with migration the driver of this accelerating population growth, expected to reach 73 million by 2041. There was no vote ever taken on such a radical transformation...it was not in any political manifesto and it was never discussed in Parliament but the consequences of this invasion has changed the face of Britain forever. Still shrouded in official secrecy and politically correct deceit is the real cost to the taxpayer incurred by the provision of additional school and prison places, welfare benefits and the paving over of the countryside in order to build houses for the new arrivals. What cannot be concealed is the changing face of our towns and cities after an influx of over half a million migrants each and every year since 2002. Britain is now at a crossroads in its history, almost as grave as the one encountered in 1939. How will migration change traditional voting patterns, has migration really been of any economic benefit to the indigenous people of Britain, why is migration from outside Europe continuing to increase? This book examines the legacy that mass migration has had on Britain and the prospects for its survival as a democratic nation state.
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Présentation de l'éditeur
In the long history of Britain as an independent nation all of the immigrant groups who ever reached our shores never amounted to more than one per cent of the population...before 1997. Between 1997 and 2010 more than five million foreigners were allowed to come and live in Britain unhindered and they now make up more than 13 per cent of the total population, one in eight... a total still rising by more than half a million each year. Ignored by the political elite is the fact that more than two thirds of all migration since 2001 has come from outside of Europe and that Britain, a relatively tiny island, has seen its population increase to such an extent that it now has more Muslims living within its borders than the whole of the United States of America. Based on current birth-rates the Muslim population of Britain will exceed 50 per cent of the total British population by 2050. There was no vote ever taken on such a radical transformation...it was not in any political manifesto and it was never discussed in Parliament but the consequences of this invasion has changed the face of Britain forever. Crucially, the cost to the taxpayer incurred by the provision of additional school places, prison places, housing and welfare benefits for non-EU migrants remains shrouded in a fog of politically correct deceit. What cannot be concealed is the colonization of our towns and cities by people whose culture appears to be incompatible with our traditional way of life. Britain is now at a crossroads in its history almost as grave as the one encountered in 1939. Just around the corner are years of civil unrest, industrial action, religious strife and terrorist activity. Soon to come are restrictions placed on our liberties, our schools, our courts and drastic reductions in our living standards. This book examines the legacy that mass migration has left Britain and the prospects for its survival as a democratic nation state.
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