O.I.F.E.: DECLINE AND FALL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

Is the Non-British Element of the UK population already 25%?

The non-British-element of the UK’s population could already be as high as 25 percent — once all factors are calculated in.

The new estimate is based on figures released yesterday by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which revealed that 10.9 percent of the current resident population was not born in this country.

The figures said that 6.7 million people — or just over one in ten — currently residing in Britain were not born here.

Previously it was estimated that the “settled” immigrant population was between 8 and 13 percent. When this is added to the 10.9 percent “new” immigrants and the second and third generation immigrant children, the total figure of non-British origin residents must be in the region of 25 percent.

Yesterday’s ONS figures also claimed that nearly 25 percent of all births in England and Wales in 2008 were to foreign-born women.

This figure is however at odds with a 2005 report on live births, also issued by the ONS, which claimed that 36 percent of all births in England and Wales were not “white British.” The ONS report can be downloaded here from the Government’s own website.

Given the massive immigration levels of the past four years, it is impossible that this figure would have diminished. The “25 percent” claim by the ONS for 2008 is therefore obviously wrong and is possibly an attempt to hide the truth from the public.

Even those figures do not take into account the birth rates of “already settled” immigrants.

Those communities have much higher birth rates than the indigenous British people, and as such will account for a much larger part of the new births ascribed to “non-foreign born” women.

For example, figures released by the ONS in January 2009 revealed that the Muslim population in Britain has grown by more than 500,000 to 2.4 million in just four years. Their population multiplied 10 times faster than the rest of society.

The majority of the “new immigrants” are not from Eastern Europe, as is often widely claimed. According to the ONS figures, immigrants from Eastern Europe had 25,000 children in Britain last year — an absolute minority of the just over 700,000 live births.

The vast majority of the population increase is therefore obviously from Third World immigrants.

More than half of all births in some towns and cities, including London (54 percent), Slough (56 percent) and Luton (51 percent), were to non-UK born mothers. This figure peaks at 75 percent in the London borough of Newham.

Some of the key areas reporting the biggest baby boom were London, West Midlands, Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire — all areas of long-settled Afro-Caribbean and Asian immigrants.

An August 2008 ONS population report stated that, on average, ‘foreign’ women have 2.5 children each, rising to 3.9 for those from Bangladesh and almost five for Pakistani women.

Once these figures are added to the “25 percent” foreign birth rate, then as many as 50 percent of all babies born in Britain in 2008 were of Third World origin. If the 2005 statistics are used, this figure will be much higher.

What this means is that even if all current immigration is halted and no newcomers are admitted, the Third World element of Britain’s resident population is set to outbreed the indigenous people of Britain well within 30 years.

Only the British National Party dares to address this issue and has the answer to the looming extinction of our nation through sensible immigration controls and the encouragement of voluntary repatriation.

The very existence of Britain as a First World nation depends upon the choices made by voters over the next few years.

(www.bnp.org.uk)
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