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Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
October 19, 2014
A massive increase in the foreign invasion of Britain has led to demands for 42,000 new homes to be built every year, just to house the unwanted refuse from other countries.
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has been caught lying his head off like a Jew and claiming that this increase in need has been driven by a natural increase from the city’s youthful population.
What a load of hogwash, at least a million foreign parasites are expected to arrive over the next 15 years and at least the same number of White people will be driven out of London by them.
Migrationwatch UK, the immigration think-tank which published the report, said it was ‘sheer nonsense’ for the Greater London Authority’s to claim that the predicted population boom would be caused by natural growth from the city’s ‘youthful population’.Between 1991 and 2011, the UK-born population of London was static at 5.2million while foreign-born residents doubled to 3million – a total population of around 8.2million.
It is projected to increase to 10million by 2029, overwhelmingly driven by the arrival of 1.1million immigrants and births to existing and future foreign families, says the report.
In 2012, only one-third of births were to parents who were both UK-born, it said.
Migrationwatch UK said this would place further huge demand on the city’s housing stock, which is already struggling to cope with its rapidly swelling population.
Housing supply has not kept pace with the number of residents living in London meaning waiting lists for social housing have doubled since 2000, private rents soared to more than £1,400 a month and property prices soared to an average price of £514,000 – around nine-times median earnings.
Critics have recently said the cost of buying or renting a property in the capital is being pushed ‘beyond the boundary’ of what is affordable.
To tackle the problem, Mr Johnson has pledged to double the number of homes being built to 42,000, by freeing up brownfield sites, converting existing properties into flats or building on the green belt.
But in its 20-page report, ‘The Demand For Housing In London’, Migrationwatch UK said the target was ‘optimistic’.
