Ethnocide: Cultural Genocide in the UK

The United Kingdom has long been known for its rich cultural heritage, with traditions and customs that have been celebrated for generations. However, in recent years, this heritage has been under threat due to the policies and actions of the UK government and the influx of illegal immigrants. In this book, we explore how the UK government's complicity in cultural genocide has led to the erosion of British traditions and national symbols, the decline of English language use, and the loss of national identity. We also examine how uncontrolled immigration has led to a rise in crime, violence, and a decline in the quality of life for native Londoners. The book presents a tough approach to immigration, advocating for the immediate deportation of all illegals caught entering the country, the end of family visas for foreign students, and the deportation of all foreign criminals, whether citizens or not, who are born outside the UK. By taking a tough approach to immigration and ensuring that only those who contribute positively to society are allowed to stay, the UK government can preserve the country's cultural heritage. This book is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of the UK and the preservation of its cultural heritage in the face of mass immigration and government policies that prioritise the needs of new arrivals over those of native populations.