EU to Seize Control of Britain’s Immigration Policy
Promises by Tories and Labour that they will implement immigration controls are a pack of lies — because control of Britain’s borders is about to be passed to the European Union which both those parties support.
The shocking development will be the consequence of next week’s imminent re-election of European Commission (EC) president Jose Manuel Barroso. This EC president and his fellow Euro bureaucrats in Brussels have devised an evil plan whereby all EU member nations will be forced to accept a percentage of the Third World invaders who wash up on Europe’s shores.
The percentage each EU nation will be forced to accept, no questions asked, depends upon the size of its population.
Britain is the second most populous EU nation after Germany, and will therefore be forced to take in 13 percent of all the invaders — no matter how many there might be.
Based on last year’s figures, this will amount to at east 34,000 extra ‘refugees’ over and above those who make straight for Britain. The 34,000 figure is 13 percent to all the Third Worlders who landed in southern Europe last year.
According to EU figures, an estimated 500,000 invaders land in Europe every year and there are already eight million present on the Continent.
This figure has increased every year for the past decade, and is set to increase exponentially once news of the EU plan becomes known. The guarantee that any invader who sets foot in Europe will automatically qualify for refugee status somewhere in Europe will most certainly encourage Third Worlders to leave their self-created wrecks of countries and parasite off European taxpayers.
Mr Barroso, who is the most likely winner of next week’s EC presidential election, has said that he will appoint a commissioner in charge of a new Europe-wide immigration bureau.
This new EU department — funded of course by extra contributions to the Brussels’ black hole — will have powers that supersede national law, similar to the Commission’s role in trade, transport, agriculture and fisheries.
Britain is already fully committed to the EU’s common immigration and asylum policy, thanks to the Labour and Conservative parties’ endorsement and support for our continued membership of that body.
Both parties are therefore deliberately lying to the public when they talk about controlling immigration. They have already signed away this nation’s rights to control its borders.
