Recently on here we've debated at length about immigration and I'm probably as sick of talking about it as you are, but I believe it is one of the most important things we can concern ourselves with, more so in England, at the moment. There is no doubt however than our continued membership of the E.U. will only increase the pressures, particularly if we start to let countries like Turkey in.
Two sets of data published yesterday demonstrate why immigration, which politicians remain reluctant to debate, is of such concern to the public. New figures from the Office for National Statistics show net migration last year of 196,000, an increase of almost 20 per cent over 2008, while in the 12 months to June, the numbers granted permanent settlement in the UK rose by over a third. Meanwhile, a new analysis by the House of Commons library shows that England is (after the island of Malta) the most densely populated country in the European Union. Official projections indicate that by 2050, we will have the biggest population in Europe.
There is no doubt that immigration is changing our culture and national identity. Some people tell me that the capital city of Britain, London IS A SHITEHOLE. It's getting to the point where the 'native English', population. now mainly live in the outskirts, whilst the centre is populated mainly by immigrants. People will come on here and call me a RACIST. Well if you think, because I am concerned about the makeup of my country, that makes me a racist, well a racist I am and proud to be one. It never ceases to amaze me the way, liberals, throw accusations about. They have no problem labelling ,Catholics as paedophiles, but won't use the same justification about Muslims and Jihadists. I forget however that they have been brainwashed from birth by their parents, who in turn were brainwashed by the Zionists whose ideal world is one where all races and religions are morphed together, enabling them to control World banking.
But one thing is for sure, my first concern, will always be for Scotland and it's endemic people.
Spain will seek quick approval of laws governing financial regulation during its six-month presidency of the European Union next year, Spanish officials said today.
Diego Lopez Garrido, Spain's minister for European affairs, said Spain wanted new financial supervision laws approved during its presidency, which runs until June 30th. Last week France and other EU countries forced Britain to agree to the creation of three new powerful EU financial regulators.
City leaders have already warned that moves to increase regulation in the City could prompt leading firms to move out of the EU altogether.
Sounds about right. They've fucked our, FISHERIES, HEAVY INDUSTRY, ELECTRONICS, AGRICULTURE and all the rest. Leaving us as a SERVICE ECONOMY, where most of the population work in low paid jobs like McDonalds and cleaning offices. Might as well let them ruin the only thing we have left, which incidentally is reckoned to pay 80% of private sector taxes in this country, FINANCIAL SERVICES.
The quicker WE GET OUT OF THE EU THE BETTER. It is like a HEAVY WEIGHT ROUND OUR ECONOMY!
Alistair Darling has delivered a blunt warning to the EU’s new French finance chief against meddling with the City of London. As Nicolas Sarkozy gloated over impending curbs on the City, the Chancellor said that such moves would drive financial services out of Europe.
The French President’s glee at the appointment of Michel Barnier as Commissioner for the Single Market took on an edge of menace yesterday when he said that unfettered City practices must end. “Do you know what it means for me to see for the first time in 50 years a French European commissioner in charge of the internal market, including financial services, including the City [of London]?" he said yesterday. "I want the world to see the victory of the European model, which has nothing to do with the excesses of financial capitalism, (and I don't think that most of us would disagree with that!)" he said.
His implicit threat was just what Downing Street had feared when Mr Barnier, formerly an agriculture minister, was given the portfolio last week.
NOW THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT IS BEGINNING TO REALISE WHAT THE TREATY OF ROME IS ALL ABOUT!
