One in thirteen people in the UK are not in employment.
About a quarter of the working age population – those aged 16 to 64 – do not currently have a job. That’s about 11 million people. BBC
In order to fill the job vacancies shortfall that the indigenous English are unable to do, we need to fill the UK with millions of immigrants to restore the workforce.
This is calamitous for our green and pleasant land as we need to build millions of homes to house the replacement workforce.
Ancient woodland threatened by 8,400 house development in Sittingbourne 17th November 2024 – Kent Wildlife Trust
More than 330 object to housing plans close to ancient woodland 6th November. Bolton News
1500 people every single day in the UK are signing on to sickness benefits.
Living on benefits is so seductive that even the immigrants coming here to work, sign on as a lifestyle choice.
We need to build more housing and infrastructure than we would ordinarily need.
We need to bring in an enormous amount of people in to sustain the workforce.
The unemployment crisis is partly causing the immigration crisis which in turn is causing our housing crisis leading to our countryside being eroded.
The United Kingdom is a densely-populated country, and its natural environment and quality of life are paying the price. Population matters
we need mass immigration as we have mass unemployment.
The great replacement is the replacement of workers.
We don’t need to import people we have plenty of people here not working that we (the taxpayers) are paying for.
There will always be a small minority of people who cannot work. Many people can work. How many unemployed in the UK are staring at a wall all day? They are doing something – something that can be translated into work. We expect the Chinese and the Indians to labour under the sun to produce our food and cheap manufactured goods from Amazon. These people have to work to survive. They are not privileged to get free housing and money for nothing.
