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Immigration - proprioception and personal space
Personal space, this is the amount of space that you physically occupy plus a bit more, it is usually the "bit more" that is described as personal space
So what, why all of this, let me elucidate- we all know how big we are , we all know that we need personal space, personal space is becoming a highly sought after thing as we are now told that the UK is the most densely populated piece of land in the EU
With high density population the personal space of the individual must reduce, this can only reduce so much, when personal space is invaded the individual can feel threatened and highly uncomfortable, anyone who has experienced "rush hour" on the Tube will know exactly what I am talking about.
The tube experience shows that the individual can control personal space, they can extend it or reduce it reduction is not usually sustainable for long periods (emergencies excepted)
When personal space is invaded and the person feels threatened then fight or flight responses kick in, if flight is not possible then it will be fight.
As stated we are now in the most densely populated piece of land in the EU, it is inevitable that our space will become less and less, this will lead to high social tension which will lead to aggression and then overt violence.
This situation is a direct result of the disastrous immigration policy of NuLabour,, millions have flooded in and we as you know only have limited space.
Many will say "but there are plenty of open spaces in the UK - that could be true but those spaces are needed to grow the food that we all need.
I have often said that a certain amount of land can only sustain so many people, to import more people thus upsetting the balance is fatal.
The UK is full, full to bursting yet people are still allowed to flood in, some are leaving, this is probably the "flight" part of the aforementioned fight or flight response.
As the density of the population increases demand to build upon farmland will also increase - food output will be reduced, more and more imported or synthesized foods will be used, and we will end up in a situation where we cannot sustain our own population without being dependent upon foreign imports - such a situation would lead to the UK being in a highly vulnerable and extremely volatile predicament.
The immigration has to stop, people have to be sent back to where they came from, to carry on having more and more coming in is national suicide.
The immigration policies espoused by various government bodies and think tanks are not taking account of the very serious impact overpopulation has for a country.
The confirmation of England's position at the head of the European overcrowding league table was given by the highly authoritative House of Commons library, which examined figures from the Office for National Statistics and the EU's Eurostat.
Officials said that by next year England will have 402.1 people for every square kilometre, overtaking the figure of 398.5 in Holland and 355.2 in Belgium.
The density of the population in England by 2011 will be more than four times that of France, which has 99.4 for each square kilometre.
According to the Commons Library estimates, it will reach double the density of Germany in 20 years' time, when there will be nearly 460 people for every square kilometre in England against 224 in Germany.
Ministers have promised to bring in a cap on immigration next year to bring numbers of arrivals down to 1990s levels and ease population pressures.
However some members of the Coalition, notably Business Secretary Vince Cable, are hostile to any move to reduce immigration and sympathetic to calls from industry to allow more foreign workers into the country.
Other figures released today showed births to mothers born outside the UK made up nearly a quarter of all live births in the UK last year - a figure which has doubled since the late 1990s.
In Newham, east London, this rose to more than three-quarters (75.7 per cent) - the highest percentage of births to mothers born outside the UK.
The three most common countries of birth of non-UK born mothers were Pakistan, Poland and India, as has been the case since 2007, the figures showed.
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The solution to many problems is quite often simple. The immigration problem falls into that category. No welfare state benefits whatsoever to immigrants,until they have been here paying taxes and obeying our laws for a peroid of,say ,10 years. Also make them pay for healthcare and their childrens education. Third world immigration would slow to a trickle.
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