British Homes for British Workers – Tories Steal Another BNP Policy

 

For years the British National Party have demanded British homes for British people. Not surprisingly it fell on deaf ears with migrants and illegal immigrants catapulted to the front of every queue for social housing – while good hard-working Brits were and still are forced to live in squalor.

But now, with the Tories hanging on by their fingertips and in such desperate need to appease the working class of Britain as they face a total wipe out in the next general election, they have chosen to steal a very popular BNP policy.

This country is overrun with unwanted immigrants – many of them single males and many of them here illegally.

Not only do they live for free in our hotels, while our Veterans die miserably, freezing in the streets, they get prioritised when it comes to housing – not only social housing but private sector housing too. It’s all at the taxpayers’ expense.

Well over 50% of all social housing goes to non-British people and shockingly in some areas of London it’s as high as 90% – with around 40% of private rented homes going to non-British immigrants.

The future isn’t good for British families looking for homes. Immigration is the one key reasons for the current shortage of affordable homes in Britain and people need to understand that Britain is full – it has been for years!

The ridiculous open-door policy championed by every government in this country for the last 50 years must stop.

Only the British National Party has continuously campaigned to end mass immigration in Britain and to put British people first.

The BNP has strength in numbers. That’s why we need you in our fight to uphold and preserve the precious and unique heritage and culture of our island nations. Enough is enough!

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