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Based Data
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Exposing YooKay mass-migration impact through data crunching and visualisation. Check out our work at https://t.co/uqYCnstGEf.
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Britain’s most diverse areas are the most dangerous.
YouGov@YouGov
Where in England & Wales are people most likely to say they feel unsafe in their local area? 1. Newham: 43% 2. Barking & Dagenham: 36% 3. Brent: 34% 4. Sandwell: 29% 5. Leicester: 29% 6. Luton: 29% 7. Westminster: 28% 8. Birmingham: 28% 9. Hounslow: 28% 10. Wolverhampton: 27% yougov.com/en-gb/articles…
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12/ Every single one of these areas has a White British population well below the 79% national average, a foreign-born population well above the 14% average, and unemployment nearly double the 3.1% national figure.
Averages across all 10:
33% White British (vs 79%)
41% foreign-born (vs 14%)
25% non-English speaking (vs 7%)
5.4% unemployed (vs 3.1%)
Thank you.
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11/ Wolverhampton
The second highest White British share on this list at 55% - but still 24 points below the national average.
Lower foreign-born and non-English rates than the London entries, but unemployment is nearly double the national figure.
54.7% White British
22.9% foreign-born
15.0% non-English speaking
5.6% unemployed
Pop: 264k
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1/ These areas all have something in common. Here is what the 2021 census data reveals when you cross-reference these areas with demographics. 🧵
YouGov@YouGov
Where in England & Wales are people most likely to say they feel unsafe in their local area? 1. Newham: 43% 2. Barking & Dagenham: 36% 3. Brent: 34% 4. Sandwell: 29% 5. Leicester: 29% 6. Luton: 29% 7. Westminster: 28% 8. Birmingham: 28% 9. Hounslow: 28% 10. Wolverhampton: 27% yougov.com/en-gb/articles…
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Children as young as 11 are being abused in High Street mini-marts where they are offered drugs, alcohol and cigarettes as they are groomed for sex, senior council worker says trib.al/kS8NeGz
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Quite often, these establishments form part of a network of low-skilled backdoor migration.
The stats on nationality are always the same, no matter where you look.
BBC News (UK)@BBCNews
Reports of children as young as 11 abused in West Midlands mini-marts, BBC reveals bbc.in/47TdGWc
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@HasAhmed_ It does. Because the Conservatives are following the lead of others on the right and rejecting multiculturalism in favour of a singular British Christian culture.
We should never have deviated from this path.
Anyone who does not like this, will be free to leave.
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@CatoThistlewood @GoodwinMJ @AngloLombard That's a great idea. Choose a political party and then let it model everything based on their policies.
Watch this space!
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@based_data_uk @GoodwinMJ Yes. And the AI API could take their policies and do the grunt work. Just click for different parties to see how they won't fix it.... 😂
@AngloLombard
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Just one generation from now:
The white British in the UK will go from over 70% to 33%
The foreign-born & their children from 19% to over 60%
The share of Muslims from 1 in 17 to 1 in 4
My new book Suicide of a Nation (link below)
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@CatoThistlewood @GoodwinMJ Yes, so you could have variables such as:
* Migration policy - same as now, zero, negative migration.
* Birth rate modelling.
* Policy stuff. 2 child benefit cap. Incentives. etc.
Having the user be able to feed these in and then view the projection would be cool.
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@based_data_uk @GoodwinMJ Right! Interactive so that people can vary the deportation numbers to learn what is required to make us vector away from replacement.
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@CatoThistlewood @GoodwinMJ Yeah, that's interesting. You could do an entire site dedicated to modelling those out whilst plugging in various combinations of policy and scenarios.
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@based_data_uk @GoodwinMJ Patriot 🫡
It would be illuminating to see the demographic projections for the different policy scenarios on offer.
Is anyone going to give us demographic security?
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