Is Mass Immigration Really Causing a Housing Crisis?
Is the pressure from mass immigration being ignored by our politicians?
About 90% of our housing crisis is allegedly contributed by the vast numbers of migrants arriving, as stated in a new report by MPs.
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The migrants themselves are not blamed by Central Recorder.
Legally arriving migrants undoubtedly deserve housing.
The responsibility seems to fall on the Tories, who, post-Brexit and the end of free movement, introduced a more lenient regime that saw a doubling in migrant numbers.
Recording 745,000 net migration in 2022 and 672,000 the following year, Britain struggled to keep up.
The country now faces a deficit of over one million homes.
With the demand far exceeding the supply, property prices and rents have skyrocketed.
Politicians express concerns about this but also support NIMBYs who oppose construction projects.
The Left, under Tony Blair, that facilitated mass migration still denounces any criticism of migrant numbers as “bigoted.”
The BBC tends to silence such discussions due to fear of being labeled “racist.”
It’s time for more transparency.
Even if immigration numbers were to be halved, they might still not be sustainable.
As for the argument that mass migration is vital for the economy, the results speak otherwise.
Isn’t it evident that the current system isn’t functioning as intended?
Security Breach Shock
The recent defense hack raises serious concerns.
The exposure of 270,000 forces’ pay records and numerous private addresses should lead to consequences.
China is suspected to be behind this breach, given its history of hacking and IP theft.
There should be no doubt about the hostile intentions of such activities.
Furthermore, the data contractor employed by the MoD, which also serves the Home Office, Met Police, and nuclear agencies, experienced another breach in 2020, leaking prison officers’ details.
Why is this contractor still being funded by taxpayers?
Revealing the True Colors of the Green Party
The election of councillor Mothin Ali sheds light on the Green Party’s reality.
Many members, including Mothin, are portrayed as environmentalists but have extremist ideologies, typical of Corbyn supporters.
By day, Mothin is a family man and accountant who enjoys gardening.
However, when given a platform, he expresses radical views, labelling Israelis as “white supremacists,” falsely portraying Gaza as a “concentration camp,” and making derogatory remarks about a rabbi.
His victory in the election is seen as a triumph for Gaza residents, despite representing Leeds.
In essence, Ali embodies the extreme characteristics of the Green Party.
Once out of his garden, his viewpoints go haywire.