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  15. ​ @greghill7759  If you're looking for official figures, you won't find them. Every government issued estimate on this will be false. I worked with the ONS in 2011 during the census that year, having to sign a NDA (Nondisclosure agreement). Extrapolating my own findings, taking population density of urban to rural areas into account, we arrived at 15 million EU migrants entering between 2003 and 2011. Every third door knocked contained EU migrants, mainly Polish, but a great deal of Hungarians, Romanians, and others. Whole families including grandparents simply walked in. It was either that or a house full of workers. Some of them couldn't speak English, but had young children who could. Many were afraid we'd deport them! They also occupied the best housing, as well as the worst. They were everywhere. It was shocking. Actual Brits, white and non-white, were livid. The government admits to just 3 million for the same period, five times less. Five -- times less. Here's a quote from 2007, putting things into their true perspective: "Consumption – that's the thing. Based on what we eat, one big supermarket chain reckons there are 80 million people living in the UK. The demand for food is a reliable indicator; as Sir Richard Branson says, you can have all the money in the world but you can only eat one lunch and one dinner. I have a second, respectable, source. A major, non-commercial agricultural institution reckons there are 77 million of us in the UK. Again, its reckoning is based on what we eat. City Eye: Facts on a plate: our population is at least 77 million Martin Baker Sunday 28 October 2007 " The current UK population is 67.33 million (2021) ...10 to 13 million people short of those estimates made 14 years prior. I would say my own estimate (15 million) isn't far off from where it would be three years ago. We know these are all EU Slavs, as they walked in at a rate of 1 million people per year by around 2007.
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  24.  @greghill7759  If you're looking for official figures, you won't find them. Every government issued estimate on this will be false. I worked with the ONS in 2011 during the census that year, having to sign a NDA (Nondisclosure agreement). Extrapolating my own findings, taking population density of urban to rural areas into account, we arrived at 15 million EU migrants entering between 2003 and 2011. Every third door knocked contained EU migrants, mainly Polish, but a great deal of Hungarians, Romanians, and others. Whole families including grandparents simply walked in. It was either that or a house full of workers. Some of them couldn't speak English, but had young children who could. Many were afraid we'd deport them! They also occupied the best housing, as well as the worst. They were everywhere. It was shocking. Actual Brits, white and non-white, were livid. The government admits to just 3 million for the same period, five times less. Five -- times less. Here's a quote from 2007, putting things into their true perspective: "Consumption – that's the thing. Based on what we eat, one big supermarket chain reckons there are 80 million people living in the UK. The demand for food is a reliable indicator; as Sir Richard Branson says, you can have all the money in the world but you can only eat one lunch and one dinner. I have a second, respectable, source. A major, non-commercial agricultural institution reckons there are 77 million of us in the UK. Again, its reckoning is based on what we eat. City Eye: Facts on a plate: our population is at least 77 million Martin Baker Sunday 28 October 2007 " The current UK population is 67.33 million (2021) ...10 to 13 million people short of those estimates made 14 years prior. I would say my own estimate (15 million) isn't far off from where it would be three years ago. We know these are all EU Slavs, as they walked in at a rate of 1 million people per year by around 2007. (REPOST)
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