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Roger must have been referring to the population increase in Britain in connection to immigration, so the debate he asks for quite evidently concerns Britain and not the rest of the world.
Roger is right, we have no say at all on immigration to Britain, we all know this.
Keith, it has nothing to do with British people spending all day in the pub, or being on benefits. Immigration has nothing to do with this at all.
According to official calculations that have just come out now, and which correspond to those previously made both by BNP and UKIP, net immigration (the number of immigrants who arrive each year minus those who leave), makes up for half of the population increase in the UK, while the other half is owing to the high birth rate of of children born to immigrants, even after they receive a British passport.
The birth rate among immigrant families is ON AVERAGE a lot higher than among British (Anglo-Celtic) people.
If we had a petition with at least 100,000 signatures for a referendum on immigration and sent it to Parliament, Camers, Labour and LibDems would impose a 3-line whip and vote against it!
Their policy is to continue immigration on even higher levels than prior to 2010, and whatever Camers said to the contrary before the last Election, was just the usual iron-cast fib.