The Colonisation of Britain Continues Unabated: One UK Passport Handed out Every Three Minutes
Official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed that 203,790 people were naturalised as British citizens last year, with the vast majority originating in the Third World.
According to the ONS, the main originating territories of “new” British citizens were India (29 percent, or 59,520 of all grants in 2009), Africa (27 percent, or 55,235 of all grants), and “people from the Remainder of Asia” (17 percent, or 34,900 of all grants).Citizenship grants made to people from the “Remainder of Europe,” that is, outside the European Economic Area, were 8 percent (15,955), while the “Americas and the Middle East” accounted for 6 percent each (12,880 and 11,615 respectively).
“All regions apart from the Middle East and almost all individual nationalities saw increases in the number of grants of British citizenship in 2009,” the ONS report said.
“The reduction in the Middle East reflects grants to people who were previously nationals of Iraq which decreased by 38 percent in 2009 to 5,495 from 8,895 in 2008.”
The “top ten” nationalities reflected in the citizenship grants were, according to the ONS, as follows:
India — Number of grants: 26,535 (a 124 percent increase from 2008);
Pakistan — Number of grants: 20,945 (a 122 percent increase from 2008);
Bangladesh — Number of grants: 12,040 (a 231 percent increase from 2008);
Philippines — Number of grants: 11,750 (a 118 percent increase from 2008);
South Africa — Number of grants: 8,365 (a 59 percent increase from 2008);
Somalia — Number of grants: 8,140 (a 14 percent increase from 2008);
Zimbabwe — Number of grants: 7,705 (a 35 percent increase from 2008);
Turkey — Number of grants: 7,205 (a 55 percent increase from 2008);
Nigeria — Number of grants: 6,955 (a 53 percent increase from 2008);
China — Number of grants: 6,335 (a 121 percent increase from 2008);
Other previous nationalities — 87,730 (a 27 percent increase from 2008);
All grants: 203,705 (a 58 percent increase from 2008).
This means that a British passport was handed to a foreigner every three minutes and that more than half a million immigrants are entering Britain every year.
The complete ONS report can be downloaded here.
* Meanwhile, it has also been announced that the European Union will soon end all visa restrictions on Bosnians and Albanians even though those nations are not currently EU members.
This means that anyone who can gain access to either of those two nations will, like any other EU resident, have complete freedom of movement to enter Britain and parasite off the now legendary benefits system in this country.
