‹ Back

We demand that only people of British heritage or lineage shall be inherently entitled by birth to be British citizens.

 

Issues related to immigration have been highlighted as key issues since the 1970s. With every government since, Tory and Labour alike, the problem has only escalated. Immigration has become so prominent an issue, not because people oppose immigration for its own sake, but because of the consequences that it has led to, namely a destruction of social and cultural unity, overburdening of public services, and most crucially, ethnic and racial conflict. The push for a multi-racial and multi-cultural society, has brought into existence problems that previously did not exist in the British Isles.

 

To begin to remedy all of these problems, we have to understand that the solution does not lie in immigration policy. Immigration policy is merely a method, it is not a result. When various parties or politicians talk about numbers, they are talking about methods, not an objective. Because immigration (or lack thereof) for its own sake, is NOT an objective. The objective is to have a society free from ethnic and racial strife, and a true National Community which is collective and unified within itself. And the way you achieve that, is through preventing demographic change to the population. And the way you achieve that, is through controlling citizenship, and the rights of residence or access to services that come with it.

 

Citizenship, and the various rights that come with it (and the ability to spread those rights to family members), is the carrot that has produced the demand for immigration to Great Britain from the ends of the Earth. The only way to end that demand, is to take the carrot away. Citizenship, and all that which comes with it, including the additional responsibility and duties put upon a British citizen, must become exclusive and hereditary as a rule, with very few, if any, exceptions.

 

Citizenship must be only for those who can demonstrate some kind of heritage or lineage that links them to their country through the generations, or at the very least, links them more to their native country than to any other place. The practice of citizenship being a piece of paper to be picked up from the floor must be brought to an end. Instead, it must become a sacred burden for our people, and our people only.

 

To be a citizen is to be one of our people, and to be one of our people is to be a citizen.

 

 

By Alek Yerbury

 

Party Leader