America is not the only white country getting invaded. The United Kingdom is also getting raped by undesired “migrants,” although those arrive in boats and not in caravans.

Metro:

Nine migrant boats were intercepted off the coast of the UK this morning on the hottest day of the year.

Border force agents were called to Winchelsea Beach on the Kent/Sussex border to deal with dozens of people.

The number of boats is a daily record and politicians said the UK now needed to ‘get a grip’ on the issue of people travelling to the UK from mainland Europe.

Border Force have since said they found 74 migrants including men, women and children who have all undergone medical examinations.

Their nationalities are yet to be determined and a criminal investigation is underway.

Charlie Elphicke, MP for Dover and Deal, said: ‘This crisis was meant to have been dealt with at Christmas, yet numbers continue to rise.

It looks set to surge to record levels through the summer.

‘The Home Office needs to get a grip on this crisis.

Yeah, invasions tend to get worse unless you stop them.

Browns and blacks are invading pretty much all white countries — especially those that offer the most free stuff. This became clear with the recent European Migrant Crisis, where so-called “refugees” were passing through perfectly safe countries (without asking for asylum) and heading towards the countries where they’d get the most free money.

These invaders are worse than leeches.

Leeches don’t rape your women or turn your countries into shit.

These are creatures of Mordor. Orcs and all kinds of terrors.

They are coming for your women.

They are coming for your wealth.

They are coming for your stuff.

They are coming for your land.

There is no place to run.

There are no safe white countries. Orcs are everywhere.

You can’t run. No sane country will welcome Western cowards.

We have to fight.

We have to defend ourselves.

The only way out of this is going through this.

Welcome the warrior spirit of your ancestors. Embrace their voice. Channel their strength.

Let them join the fight.

A convicted drug kingpin cannot be deported after immigration officials ruled he is a good father who once took his family to a Peppa Pig theme park.

Princewill Oluoha, 37, from Nigeria, was sentenced to seven years for an attempted plot to smuggle £1m of cocaine to Britain in 2010.

Although the Home Office are desperately trying to deport him, he has been allowed to remain in the UK because he claims he plays a key role in the life of his British daughter.

Oluoha, who came to Britain in 2007, has two children and has been pictured enjoying himself with his family at Peppa Pig World, an amusement park in the New Forest based on the children’s cartoon.

At hearing in April last year, a Home Office bid to return Oluoha to Nigeria failed after a judge heard evidence from his partner about how he helps bring up his daughter.

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Some towns will see their population soar by more than a fifth over the next few years, according to new estimates.

The Office for National Statistics says some areas will see expansion of more than 20 per cent between 2011 and 2021, in a population boom that looks certain to engulf much of the south of the country.

The forecasts come at a time of political concern over immigration – responsible for around two thirds of current population increase – and the need for large-scale housing construction.

The Government is also facing pressure from conservation groups led by the National Trust, which says councils are now aiming to meet the pressure for development by building on Green Belt land.

According to ONS projections, the population of England will rise from 53.1 million to nearly 58 million by 2021, up 8.6 per cent on 2011 levels.

Growth will be at its slowest in the north, it says, with an increase of 4.4 per cent in the North West and 4.9 per cent in the North East.

This contrasts with a projected 14.2 per cent rise in London; 10.2 per cent in the East region; and 9.3 per cent in the South East.

Population pressure will also be high in the East Midlands, which will have to make room for nearly 400,000 more people, an 8.6 per cent increase, and in the South West, where an expected extra 440,000 people will mean a 8.3 per cent rise.

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