Another Bad Idea From The UK: Mass Migration As Social Engineering
Another area of the UK's decline that I've begun to look at is immigration. This so-called "bitesize" piece from the BBC probably puts the best possible take on it: After World War Two, a mass immigration of people coming to work in Britain began. Many of the early arrivals were from the West Indies, South Asia and Cyprus. The most famous arrival was of people from the Caribbean, mainly Jamaica and Trinidad, on the ship Empire Windrush in 1948. This is sometimes mistakenly referred to as the first arrival of black people in Britain. - UK had a severe labour shortage after World War Two, especially in the transport network and the newly created National Health Service - large areas of the main cities had been destroyed by aerial bombing and a programme of rebuilding began, needing workers - for the above reasons, British governments actively invited people from the Commonwealth to come and work - the economy of the Caribbean islands,...