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Don’t believe the government’s “we’re bringing down net migration” lies

Our great PM David “Cast-Iron Promise” Cameron�has pledged�to get UK net migration below 100,000 before the next election in 2015. However, the latest figures show net migration rose to 176,000 between September 2012 and September 2013 – up from 153,000 people in the previous year. And now, after 3 years of completely ignoring immigration, government ministers are rushing round TV and radio studios boasting about the new Immigration Bill they are trying to quickly cobble together to make it look like they’re finally taking action. I think we have UKIP to thank for the useless Coalition’s unseemly haste to give the impression they’re finally taking public concern about immigration seriously.

But I worry about the use of “net immigration” (or “net migration”) figures. By using “net migration” figures, our leaders make immigration appear much smaller than�it really is. After all, 100,000 or 150,000 people coming to Britain doesn’t sound too serious. I’ll repeat a chart I used yesterday. This shows what is really happening:

Between 600,000 and 700,000 people are arriving in Britain legally every year (nobody has a clue as to how many illegal immigrants are flooding in). That’s more than 12,000 a week. These 600,000 to 700,000 do not share our language, our culture, our traditions or�our values.

So, when people are worried about immigration, they’re not focused on the conveniently low�”net migration” figures politicians like to use. What’s affecting our lives are 600,000 to 700,000 new arrivals every year. Our schools, hospitals, police, housing stock and benefits system�are all struggling under pressure from these 600,000 to 700,000 new arrivals.

Unemployment amongst these new arrivals is much higher than it is for indigenous Brits:

And crime amongst the migrant communities is much higher than amongst indigenous Brits – around 90% of ATM robberies and frauds are carried out by Romanians:

And, of course, all new arrivals almost immediately get access to the following benefits even though they have never contributed anything themselves:

  • Attendance Allowance
  • Child Benefit
  • Council Tax Benefit
  • Disability Living Allowance
  • Guardian�s Allowance
  • Housing Benefit
  • Income Support
  • Income-based Jobseeker�s Allowance
  • Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
  • Carer�s allowance
  • Reduced Earnings Allowance
  • Severe Disablement Allowance
  • Statutory Sick Pay

But next year, our leaders will have a new trick to play on us to make it look like they are controlling immigration. Official immigration figures do not (I believe)�include people coming from other EU countries. So the 100,000 or 200,000 or 300,000 Romanians and Bulgarians who will move to Benefits Britain from 1 January 2014 will not be counted as “immigrants”.

It’s wonderful (for our lying politicians) – hundreds of thousands more people will flood into Britain further degrading our economy, our schools, our healthcare, our housing and our quality of life�and�our politicians will�still be able to claim “we’re reducing net migration”.

So, please don’t believe our politicians’ “we’re reducing net migration” lies.

3 comments to Don’t believe the government’s “we’re bringing down net migration” lies

  • Paris Claims

    So what Call me Dave is really saying is this……
    If 500,000 white, Christian, English speaking, tax paying citizens clear off and are replaced with, 300,000 brown, illiterate, mainly muslim welfare junkies and 300,000 Europeans, mainly Bulgarian, Romanian and various others that is a good thing. Job done, vote for us.

  • right_writes

    David, for some reason or other I felt the need to reference Powell’s famous speech the other day…

    I noticed that his concern was over the annual influx of 50,000 new people.

    Previous influxes; for example the Jewish people fleeing from the various European pogroms, or those running from Uganda and Kenya during the 70’s, amounted to far less than that!

    It seems to me, that apart from the tendency for new people to congregate in particular areas and put pressure on them and the already established residents and their “services”, there seems to be another agenda, which is for government to spend ever more money which they steal, borrow or print (quelle difference?) without referring to us.

    As you put it, we have UKIP to thank for pointing these things out, in a non-racist manner…

    … Moreover, I reckon that the “establishment” LibLabCON and bureaucracy is the racist part of our community…

    It seems to hate the established population so much (whatever race or religion we possess), that there seems to be no number that is too small, the aim seems to be to apply significant pressure to the schools, the transport systems, the health system etc. and stop us from being successful.

    Well…

    If they hate us, perhaps it’s time for them to be replaced.

    PS: I don’t hate any person, race or religion… Mind you I do laugh at the antics of our mediaeval friends, that is far different to hating though… That’s for our government types!

  • Paris Claims

    http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreenfield/world-health-organization-1-in-3-somalis-are-insane/

    We’ve just imported 100,000 lunatics, with many more on the way.

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