Immigration driven overpopulation is wrecking the environment
May 25, 2009 by Simon Bennett
Filed under 48, Environment
It’s not a revelation, it’s not even rocket science – yet the fact that immigration fuelled overpopulation is wrecking this country’s delicate eco-systems barely generates a murmur from the Government or its agencies. Then, of course, there is the so-called – “Green” Party – a party that appears to believe that immigration is beneficial to this country. One might have imagined, in the general course of things, that this party, at least, would be standing on its hind legs (or should that be trotters?) and demanding a halt to the mass immigration so ruinous to our environment. But then again the “Green” Party isn’t exactly green – more a discoloured shade of red – as you would expect from a Marxist front group.
This is also why the “Green” Party won’t come out, like the British National Party, and condemn the most prolific form of animal abuse practised in Britain today – that of ritual slaughter. Apparently, according to one “Green” spokesman “the rights of minorities to practice their religion takes precedence over all animal welfare concerns”!
Enough of the Melon Party (as in green on the outside, red on the inside) – instead Land & People invite you to consider a number of facts relating to the threat to our environment from immigration:
Fact: Net immigration has quadrupled since 1997 to 237,000 a year.
Fact: An immigrant arrives in our country nearly every minute.
Fact: Statistics indicate that we must build a new home every six minutes for new migrants.
Fact: England is the most crowded country in Europe with the exception of Malta.
Fact: Immigration will add 7 million to the population of England in the next 20 years – that’s the equivalent of 7 new cities the size of Birmingham.
Fact: According to MigrationWatch UK to keep the population of Britain under 70 million,
immigration must be reduced by 75%. Government measures so far may reduce it by 5%.
Fact: Immigration benefits no one – except those seeking to exploit cheap rate labour and those wishing to destroy our nation.
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Centurion_LIV on Sun, 7th Jun 2009 11:48 pm
I wish the British People the very best in this challenge from abroad. In the United States, we have also been overrun by illegal immigrants due largely to greed/exploitation but also by both major political parties each hoping to pander to the new immigrants not giving a rat's rear end about the well being of the rest of the country.
While some of us try to stop what we can, both Democrat and Republican politicians see "votes" or some other motivation to continue bringing the illegal immigrants in.
Between the fool of a president we have combined with the fools of senators and congressmen not to mention the bigger fools who voted for them, I still hope that we have a country when it's time for the next elections in 2010. I truly hope that the British People also overcome the challenge facing you and you take your country back and return to all of your former greatness.
Nicky Drewett on Sun, 5th Jul 2009 12:44 am
Its' not rocket science – there's too many people in this country! The sad thing is that I work for the government – and everyone knows it!