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1/ Muslims are a net drain on the economy. Here is some data

Only 19.8% of working age Muslims are in full-time employment

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2/ The 'British' Muslim population is mostly of Bangladeshi/Pakistani origin.

They have the highest rates of unemployment of any ethnic group

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3/ Migrants from Muslim (and Black) nations have the highest rates of social housing, the lowest rates of employment, and generally occupy the lower end of tax contributions

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4/ Bangladeshi and Pakistanis have the highest rates of child benefits, and among the highest rates of disability benefits. Image
5/ Why? Over half of Pakistanis marry their first cousins.

A third of recessive gene disorders in the UK come from Pakistanis, who only account for 3.4% of the births.

This puts a strain on the NHS

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6/ Here's a video on the topic
7/ South Asians are more likely to have dementia, heart disease and diabetes.

So not only do they contribute less to the economy when they are young, they also are a bigger drain on the NHS and care services when they are old

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8/ Speaking of healthcare, a disproportionate number of Muslim doctors are disciplined for malpractice in the UK

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9/ We also spend housing their criminals.

Muslims are 4.5 times overrepresented for the population size in UK prisons

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Dec 14, 2025
1/ Let's do a 'visible reminder' of those who exploited Grenfell, our civic Golgotha, for fraudulent gain.

Of the 18 convicted for fraud, 95.5% were non-White.

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Nov 23, 2025
1/ Time to dismantle more of this guy's nonsense.

First, anyone who claims the British looted $45tn immediately demonstrates that they haven't bothered to look into how the figure was ludicrously calculated.

The $45tn figure applies only to 2015.

In 2025, it's over $100tn!

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By 2020, she updated it to $65tn, showing Britain 'stole' an extra $19tn in just four years.

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Nov 19, 2025
1/ Let's dismantle every one of these typical Indian claims about colonialism one by one

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2/ India's pre-colonial GDP was due to having a quarter of the world's population at a time when America, Australia, and most of Africa was in the stone-age.

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3/ India was a top 5 economy throughout British rule, overtaking China.

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1/ A new working paper claims that non-EU migrants in Europe have a less negative fiscal position than natives - in other words, that they contribute more relative to what they receive.

Like every single one of these papers, the methodology is deeply misleading.

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3/ To highlight what 'positive selection' means, let's look at Britain and Denmark.

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Jul 4, 2025
1/ The British taxpayer is once again burdened, both financially and culturally, with an imported problem from alien peoples.

In this thread, I'll provide some insights into forced marriage and honour-based violence

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Jul 2, 2025
1/ You learn about these cases, then remember that the Home Office tried to deport a 7/7 bombing survivor and a man who can trace his British ancestry back to the 14th century.

This is the strange case of the deportation of Professor John Tulloch...

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2/ Professor John Tulloch is a sociology professor who, after surviving the 7/7 terrorist attacks, was interviewed by newspapers such as The Guardian in 2007. Image
3/ Five years later, the Home Office and UK Border Agency (UKBA) seized his passport and demanded his deportation.

Why?

Because he was born in India during the British Raj, making him a "British subject without citizenship."
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