Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "A very simple calculation about asylum-seekers and the number of homes built in Britain last year" video.

I'm in Belfast, here's what happens, anecdotal on my street but if happening on my street, one can be sure its every street and area. Council house tenant, lone widower passes away, foreigner moved in. House for let, foreigner moves in. House for sale, its sold and a foreigner moves in. Surely, if these poor desperate refugees/ asylum seekers are desolate, how can they afford the rent or actually buy the houses? It's the council via the government funding this racket, meanwhile our own can't get a council house, or afford private, and obviously buying a house is out of the equation. Plus all the new builds everywhere, they aren't going to local people or indeed the indigenous, all going to people who have been imported.
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@Magaidh1960 Yes indeed. The numbers are increasing in all areas, the authorities seem to forget what the people here are capable of, and they certainly have the means to do it. Anger is building.
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@Mary-lx3zs I'm in East Belfast, can't honestly vouch for other areas, rarely go there, but the demographic changes are unreal.
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@candy-le4nh Well as I walk my dog often, and being a good neighbour, I said hello when I seen them. Now I'm no language expert, but I think I can understand English well enough after 57 years living here. Despite the colour, a strong lack of English is bit of a giveaway. Are you ok? Earlier I was paddy, now Mick? My name is Stuart, hope that helps.
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@candy-le4nh Well the people coming in are neither taigs or prods. Personally as a Protestant, we have many Catholics in East Belfast, they are no problem whatsoever, so what are you trying to say? We all get on. They see the same thing as everyone else, and they don't like it.
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I suggest you hold your horse tight. Northern Ireland, granted, is not as bad as the mainland, but is catching up fairly quickly. I made a comment above, highlighting what happens on my street alone. Be in no doubt that it's happening everywhere in the Province. Have a good pal, who lives in Ballymoney, roughly 40 miles from Belfast, who tells me they have been basically invaded. It's only a small town, but full of all sorts not from these lands.
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@candy-le4nh Well yes, they would only need a club, not a school for the numbers who do or want to speak Irish. Very few are interested. I'm not aware of any ticky tock, Snapchat etc that broadcast in Irish, nobody would know what they were saying.
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Or if we didn't import people, not so much a massive need to build more houses? Sounds simple enough.
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@misscoutts6193 Not always. Some how or other the only person I see coming and going from my newly arrived neighbours house is a youngish looking male. That's not to say anyone else is living in there, can't confirm it though.
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@Ljrocks76 A very popular YouTuber, who is involved with the Unite the Kingdom rallies lives fairly locally to Bangor. Richard Inman is his name. Yes our news, not that I watch it, wouldn't dare cover it. We are trying our best, but the powers that be just overrule us. We are powerless as thousands of uninvited people are welcomed in, taking up near enough every available house. This can't continue.
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