Stop Migrant Boats

We recognise that the unique character and enormous achievements of the British people can be attributed, to a large extent, to their ancestry. Distinctive peoples are not the product of distinctive cultures; distinctive cultures are the product of distinctive peoples. The very existence of the indigenous population is under unprecedented threat. The destruction of our people will lead to the destruction of our heritage.

Nationality is acquired by descent and, unlike citizenship, cannot be acquired by legal contrivance. Citizenship should be based on Nationality, but it has, quite wrongly, been bestowed on people who are not British Nationals. Since 1948, there have been enormous demographic changes without any consultation of the electorate.

We are committed to preventing the replacement of the British people in their native land. The British Democrats call for an immediate ten-year halt/moratorium to immigration that would lead to permanent settlement and will therefore withdraw the United Kingdom from:

(1) The UN 1951 Refugee Convention.

(2) The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). 

(3) The Global Compact for Migration.

Talking about reducing net immigration is to connive at the replacement of the indigenous population. Illegal immigrants and immigrants who have committed serious criminal offences would be repatriated immediately. Other immigrants, especially the unassimilable ones, would be provided with incentives to return to their countries of origin, and those countries would be provided with incentives to welcome them.

Our brand of Nationalism is certainly a commodity for export; it can also be imparted to the ethnic minorities in our midst. Why should they settle for being second-class Britons when they can be encouraged through generous resettlement grants to become proud members of their kindred nations?

Laws that provide immigrants and ethnic minorities with preferential treatment would be repealed.

Asylum seekers would be accepted only if they had been singled out for ill-treatment and if Britain were the first safe country they encountered. Asylum seekers who travel through or over several safe countries before arriving in Britain become migrants of choice. Successful applicants for asylum status would be permitted to stay until a safe country in their own part of the world could accommodate them.