There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,many of which are far larger than the UK.
 

There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,
many of which are far larger than the UK. How far is England going to
sink before the people wake up and turn on the politicians
responsible?

The Taliban weather bunker busters, stealth bombers and tomahawk
cruise missiles and still they hold their ground, yet it seems all it
takes for the English to hand over their country is to be called names
like "racist" and they wither and yield their land, power and wealth.
What future England?

List of African countries by population:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._by_population

'Black British': http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_British

Britain: 1,727,000

Namibia 2,055,080
Botswana 1,815,508
Gambia 1,688,359
Guinea 1,472,780
Gabon 1,454,867
Mauritius 1,250,882
Swaziland 1,133,066
Comoros 711,417
Guinea 551,201
Djibouti 496,374
Cape Verde 423,613
Western Sahara 382,617

BNP Immigration policy: IMMIGRATION - time to say ENOUGH!

On current demographic trends, we, the native British people, will be
an ethnic minority in our own country within sixty years. To ensure
that this does not happen, and that the British people retain their
homeland and identity, we call for an immediate halt to all further
immigration, the immediate deportation of criminal and illegal
immigrants, and the introduction of a system of voluntary resettlement
whereby those immigrants who are legally here will be afforded the
opportunity to return to their lands of ethnic origin assisted by a
generous financial incentives both for individuals and for the
countries in question. We will abolish the ‘positive discrimination’
schemes that have made white Britons second-class citizens. We will
also clamp down on the flood of ‘asylum seekers’, all of whom are
either bogus or can find refuge much nearer their home countries.


www.bnp.org.uk

There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries, many of which are far larger than the UK.
 

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There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,
many of which are far larger than the UK.

I don't see the connection.

E.g, I was surprised to discover last week that Botswana, a country with an
area twice the size of the UK, has a total population of only 1.3 million.

OTOH Bangladesh has half the area of the UK and a population of 125 million.

What does any of that prove (other than Botswana is sparsely populated and
Bangladesh is not)?

tim

There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries, many of which are far larger than the UK.
 

tim..... wrote:
wrote in message
...
There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,
many of which are far larger than the UK.

I don't see the connection.

E.g, I was surprised to discover last week that Botswana, a country
with an area twice the size of the UK, has a total population of only
1.3 million.
OTOH Bangladesh has half the area of the UK and a population of 125
million.
What does any of that prove (other than Botswana is sparsely
populated and Bangladesh is not)?

It proves that Bangladesh is in need of a light rail rapid urban transit
system, while Botswana could manage with just a high-speed line linking
the main areas of population...

There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,many of which are far larger than the UK.
 

Stephen O'Connell wrote:
tim..... wrote:
wrote in message
...
There are now more blacks in England than in some African countries,
many of which are far larger than the UK.
I don't see the connection.

E.g, I was surprised to discover last week that Botswana, a country
with an area twice the size of the UK, has a total population of only
1.3 million.
OTOH Bangladesh has half the area of the UK and a population of 125
million.
What does any of that prove (other than Botswana is sparsely
populated and Bangladesh is not)?

It proves that Bangladesh is in need of a light rail rapid urban transit
system, while Botswana could manage with just a high-speed line linking
the main areas of population...

Unfortunately Botswana is withdrawing its remaining passenger rail
services next month.

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Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK