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By the Cradle London is Lost PDF Print E-mail
Written by Southwest Nationalist   
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 13:36

immigrantsIf we needed any clearer evidence that London is as good as lost to Britain, figures revealed by a Parliamentary response regarding foreign births confirm it.

As a whole, 86,111 births in London during 2010 had either one - or both - parents foreign born.  That's 64.7% of all births in the capital.

In some individual boroughs the figures are even more staggering.

Newham had 5,266 births with one or both parents foreign born, an amazing 84.1% of all births in the area.

Westminster saw 81.2% of its births involving a foreigner, Kensington and Chelsea 79.1%, Tower Hamlets 78.2%.

Note foreign born parent/s - many offspring to the descendants of initial immigrants would not be included.  The remaining percentages without a foreign parent will most certainly not be entirely, or most likely even majority, White British.

There is quite simply no other way to describe it than colonisation.  By the border and the cradle London has ceased to be British.

The maternity wards, the school yards, they reveal the present and future of London - and that future is most evidently not a white, British future.

Diversity has proven a byword for surrender, the ceding of vast tracts of our land to the peoples of every nation on the planet.  Our country is being taken away a piece at a time, not accompanied by the battle cries of war but rather by the birth cries of the newborn.

The demographics, and what they portend for tomorrow, do not lie.  London is lost.  It has become a foreign land, conquered by the cradle, given up for no better reason than some liberal quest for diversity.

Nor will it stop at London.  London now shows us the future for the rest of our nation.  This is what eventually lies in store for every corner of our land.


Posted by Gandalf at 22 Feb 2012, 10:35 PM
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