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...606,000 more (white) people moved out of London to the 'regions' than from any other region of the UK last year, if that makes sense. In a Migrationwatch study, it has been linked to the rise of immigrant populations - or rather the perception of them. They say this is a 'very worrying pattern', which obviously, it is.
Interessant, no?
Interessant, no?
Hahaha, good point Hedfix.
Nah, the South West, (the south East as well, but that makes little sense in this context), midlands etc.
Or they just buy more second homes down here. *shakes fist*. That's if they're rich enough of course...
Nah, the South West, (the south East as well, but that makes little sense in this context), midlands etc.
Or they just buy more second homes down here. *shakes fist*. That's if they're rich enough of course...
What 'regions'?
Spanish regions perhaps? Lots of old non-xenophobic english people retiring and living there.
Spanish regions perhaps? Lots of old non-xenophobic english people retiring and living there.
God, that explains a lot of kevstar's racial angst. I can't wait for him to start muttering about dirty forgeigners to a chap who, in flawless Sarf London, tells him to go and "$%£ himself.
How comes MigrationWatch UK get so much credence when they're a right wing organisation? Oh...The Telegraph you say? Figures.
How comes MigrationWatch UK get so much credence when they're a right wing organisation? Oh...The Telegraph you say? Figures.
"Birds of a feather flock together".
No doubt something sociology students would use in their identikit essays.
It's always been the case that minorities have been given the cold shoulder; while the majority can handle a few percentage of the population consisting of other minorities, as that rises into double figures they will see them as a threat, and can no longer take the "ignore and get on with their lives" approach.
Take your typical middle to lower class white citizen, who, all through their lives, have only had white friends, known nothing other than Christianity as their religion and has no knowledge or experience of other cultures, faiths and ideals.
No doubt when another group with noticeably different aspects come along (language, faith, colour being the major ones), the typical citizen will treat that as hostile.
Of course, we want to feel safe in our home and neighbourhood. So when a "foreign" group move in, the human instinct is to get rid of the "threat". In a non civilised society, there probably would have been some massive fight, but in this dayof law and order, the most likely approach is to move and find a safer neighbourhood to settle in.
Rather than integrating the minority groups, as the Govt. are keen to promote, society is merely tolerating them. Which sounds like a divided country to me.
No doubt something sociology students would use in their identikit essays.
It's always been the case that minorities have been given the cold shoulder; while the majority can handle a few percentage of the population consisting of other minorities, as that rises into double figures they will see them as a threat, and can no longer take the "ignore and get on with their lives" approach.
Take your typical middle to lower class white citizen, who, all through their lives, have only had white friends, known nothing other than Christianity as their religion and has no knowledge or experience of other cultures, faiths and ideals.
No doubt when another group with noticeably different aspects come along (language, faith, colour being the major ones), the typical citizen will treat that as hostile.
Of course, we want to feel safe in our home and neighbourhood. So when a "foreign" group move in, the human instinct is to get rid of the "threat". In a non civilised society, there probably would have been some massive fight, but in this dayof law and order, the most likely approach is to move and find a safer neighbourhood to settle in.
Rather than integrating the minority groups, as the Govt. are keen to promote, society is merely tolerating them. Which sounds like a divided country to me.
I read that too, i can't remember if it was in the same paper though.
...606,000 more (white) people moved out of London to the 'regions' than from any other region of the UK last year, if that makes sense. In a Migrationwatch study, it has been linked to the rise of immigrant populations - or rather the perception of them. They say this is a 'very worrying pattern', which obviously, it is.
Interessant, no?
Interessant, no?