D. Ray
2024-09-26 02:35:43 UTC
In his latest piece Joseph M. Bright writes about the Centre For
Immigration Control's report that some 1.7 million unemployed non-citizens
in the UK are living off the British the welfare state.
The piece explores the incredibly fiscal cost of diversity, with the United
Kingdom paying nearly 7.5 times the sums for law and order (policing) that
comparable Western societies are paying. It all comes down to rampant and
unchecked immigration and diversity.
From the national debt, to fiscal deficits, and even the cost of prisons,
the UK's immigration policies are impoverishing the (native) British people
at an alarming rate.
70% of native Britons oppose this demographic change and 35% believe the
Great Replacement is a deliberate and ongoing process.
Without repatriation, a solution which Bright explores in this piece, the
UK will continue to slide into poverty and disarray.
Read his latest piece here on our Substack:
<https://whitepapersinstitute.substack.com/p/the-uks-17-million-non-working-immigrants>
<https://archive.ph/ppztL>
Immigration Control's report that some 1.7 million unemployed non-citizens
in the UK are living off the British the welfare state.
The piece explores the incredibly fiscal cost of diversity, with the United
Kingdom paying nearly 7.5 times the sums for law and order (policing) that
comparable Western societies are paying. It all comes down to rampant and
unchecked immigration and diversity.
From the national debt, to fiscal deficits, and even the cost of prisons,
the UK's immigration policies are impoverishing the (native) British people
at an alarming rate.
70% of native Britons oppose this demographic change and 35% believe the
Great Replacement is a deliberate and ongoing process.
Without repatriation, a solution which Bright explores in this piece, the
UK will continue to slide into poverty and disarray.
Read his latest piece here on our Substack:
<https://whitepapersinstitute.substack.com/p/the-uks-17-million-non-working-immigrants>
<https://archive.ph/ppztL>