Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Immigration and the economy - what impact will party policies really have?" video.

  1.  @m0o0n0i0r  Asylum 1. A list of safe countries. Might be easier to make a list of dangerous countries. Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine. 2. No asylum from safe countries. 3. When a country moves from dangerous to safe, you get a grace period and your asylum is over. You are now an economic migrant. 4. No claims if you passed through a safe country to get to here 5. No permanent right to remain 6. No applications for UK nationality considered. 7. If there is a war, then the UK supports people in neighbouring counties, ie. Where its cheapest so we help the most people. So two policies. Very easy to implement. Major benefts for the UK
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  2. The average wage is 38K a year. There's a deficit. You need to have a tax code above 38K a year in order to be a net contributor. How many migrants do that? How does a non working migrant do that? In other words migration of low paid workers is part of the destruction of the UK economy.
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  3. Where are the trillions the workers have paid the socialist welfare state for their old age?
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  4.  @m0o0n0i0r  Correct. So what's the solution. Two parts. Asylum, and economic migrants. 1. No discrimination. No pro White EU racism for example. 2. Net contributors only. 3. You get a minimum tax code of 38,500 (average wage) a year, increasing in line with average wages. 4. No welfare for economic migrants. No housing benefit, income support.... 5. Remember, they came here for economic reasons. If its not economic for them they will leave. 6. No public sector jobs. No Public Sector worker generates any tax revenue.
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  5.  @m0o0n0i0r  The CPI/RPI and housing. The reason why there is RPI/x where housing costs are not included relates to the use of interest rates [mortgages] to control inflation. Here's what I would do. CPI is the annual rate of change in the CPI price index. If the price index is 100 today, 105 in a years time, then the rate of inflation is 5%. What we do is set the price index today to be 100. The BoE job is to keep the price index between 95 and 105. If it moves outside that range, then the BoE board are sacked and lose their pensions. [Skin in the game]. A stable currency does wonders for the economy as does zero inflation
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