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The United Nations programme of replacement migration unilaterally adopted by the European Union and obediently implemented by the nation states of Europe was initiated in Britain in the 1990s by the virulently anti-British globalist, Tony Blair, with the following results: 1992: Following the signing of the Maastricht Treaty, which granted all European Union citizens the right to live and work in the UK, net migration to Britain was 51,000 immigrants per year, mostly from the European Union. This was the number which Enoch Powell, back in 1968, feared would make the British strangers in our own land. 1997: Following the election of the New Labour Government with a huge majority in Parliament, net immigration to Britain immediately trebled to 166,000 per year. 2004: After the expansion of the European Union to Eastern Europe under the Treaty of Athens, net immigration to Britain increased again to an average of 255,000 per year. 2010: Under the Coalition Government led by David Cameron, net migration dropped marginally to 206,000 per year. 2014: Four years later, however, net migration had risen to over 300,000 per year. 2019: In the five years leading up to lockdown, under successive Conservative governments, net immigration averaged 275,000 immigrants per year. This pattern of replacing Britons with foreigners has been going on for a long time, at least as far back as the UN policy of Replacement Migration that was adopted in 2000 and, as can be seen, to the New Labour Government’s unofficial policy of ‘rubbing our noses in diversity’ (sic); but the replacement of specifically White Europeans, including Britons, is a more recent programme that dates back to 2021 when the UK was under its third lockdown, and, under the Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel) (England) (Amendment) (No. 7) Regulations 2021, fixed penalty notices of up to £10,000 were imposed on anyone failing to remain in quarantine upon entry from ‘red list’ countries, with a prison term of up to 10 years for lying about which country that was. Evidently, though, these restrictions and penalties didn’t apply to the natives of those countries, because under the cover of lockdown, while the British people were locked in our homes, washing our hands and informing on our neighbours, the following number of immigrants were transported into Britain: 2020: 662,000 immigrants, considerably more than double the number that had ever entered the UK in a single year, at a time when the British people were being arrested for walking in the park. 2021: 947,000 immigrants, making the total number immigrants moved into the UK under the two years of lockdown over 1.6 million. Among the many other covert changes made to our politics and nation without our knowledge and consent under cover of its lies and violence, lockdown was also the watershed in immigration to Britain, after which the floodgates opened, as the following numbers of immigrants were moved into Britain: 2022: 1,398,000 immigrants 2023: 1,441,000 immigrants 2024: 1,012,000 immigrants 2025: 813,000 immigrants This means that, in the six years since lockdown, not including 2026, some 6,273,000 immigrants have been moved into the UK without a mandate from the British people or it being stated as an intention in the election manifestos of our governments, Conservative and Labour. Worse even than these numbers, moreover, is where these immigrants were transported from. In the 6 years since lockdown, not including 2026, 4,590,000 of the immigrants to the UK, 73% of the total, have come from non-EU countries, overwhelmingly from sub-Saharan Africa (Nigeria, Ghana and Zimbabwe) and South Asia (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh). Some of these immigrants, of course, have returned to their home nations or moved to other host nations in Europe, and net migration (the number of immigrants minus the number of emigrants) from non-EU countries in the six years between 2020 and 2025 was 3,470,000. That’s still more than the combined populations, in 2026, of the cities of Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Manchester (3,329,000), all from non-EU countries, all settling permanently in the UK over just the last six years, and not counting the hundreds of thousands who have immigrated to Britain in 2026. At the same time as this unprecedented migration of South Asians and sub-Saharan Africans into Britain, between 2020 and 2025 there has been: Net emigration citizens of the EU: -82,000 Net emigration of British citizens -585,000 This means the UK has lost, permanently, well over half a million Britons in just the last six years — once again, not counting 2026, which undoubtedly will push this number over 600,000. Since 2012 (the furthest back the ONS data goes), the population of the UK has increased by a net total of 4,337,000 long-term immigrants from non-EU countries, about half the population of London. Over the same 14-year period, the UK has lost an astonishing 2,220,000 British citizens net. These, irrefutably, are the figures of Replacement Migration, which the United Nations, the European Commission and every government and media outlet in Europe calls a ‘debunked white nationalist far-right conspiracy theory’. This process is nowhere more advanced than in the UK, which is at the forefront of this programme of the demographic replacement of the native peoples of Europe in our homelands. If you believe that such vast levels of deception and duplicity and the logistics to pull it off were all down to government incompetence and not an EU policy that has moved over 60 million immigrants into Europe in a single generation, I’ve got a bridge to sell you. Or better still, a book, from which this information is taken: The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain. The link is below. architectsforsocialhousing.c…