BM SCOTLAND. THE SNP ACTUALLY WANTS IMMIGRATION INTO SCOTLAND.
First Minister John Swinney - has recently issued his press statements about Third World immigration into Scotland and the settlement of asylum-seekers' and illegal immigrants into Scottish towns and cities. It seems that the SNP wants to see mass immigration into Scotland.
It is not too long ago when Nicola Sturgeon was First Minister of Scotland that the SNP were welcoming Syrians into Scotland and Sturgeon claimed that anyone who arrived to settle in Scotland could claim to be a 'Scot' within the first day!
Of course the SNP demonstrated its commitment to multiculturalism and 'diversity' when it elected Humza Yousaf to be First Minister and leader of the SNP. How did that work out?
This is what the SNP First Minister says in a recent press interview.....
"John Swinney declares he speaks for 'majority' of Scots as he suggests Scots care less about immigration than rest of UK
The First Minister insisted that people in Scotland have differing views on immigration than those south of the border despite polling showing this to be untrue.
There are anti-migrant protests almost every weekend in some part of Scotland, including outside asylum seeker hotels in the likes of Aberdeen and Falkirk.
Mr Swinney took part in a Guardian puff piece where he insisted that Scotland is a "much more diverse" country and that "very different attitudes prevailed in Scotland and the rest of the UK”. He also said that protestors outside migrant hotels represent “a very, very small minority in Scotland”
And then this recent SNP propaganda stunt.....
"The Scottish Government published a taxpayer-funded video which boasted "Scotland is more than just a name, it’s a way of living and being. Kind, welcoming and giving."
Mr Swinney then said: "In relation to the question of immigration, I recognize that immigration is an issue that is talked about and raised more part of our debate, but I think it's important that people understand what politicians stand for, my position is crystal clear.
"We need immigration into our economy to boost our age population. it's quite simply an issue that we have to discuss and debate, but one that I think there is a rational, considered approach."
Previously during the Glasgow event he branded the anti-migrant hotel protests as "appalling" and some of the language used " hostile." He went on: "So I have no truck with those with those protests, and I think it's important that very clear and emphatic political leadership is given that Scotland will not follow that hostile approach to migration."
Then there is the question of housing problems in Glasgow.....
"Swinney: Glasgow immigration row is fault of Home Office."
"The First Minister has said that the immigration issues Glasgow City Council are facing are a “product of decision-making” by the Home Office.
John Swinney’s response came as a report released in October by the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership said that the city is “400% above” the level agreed under the UK’s asylum dispersal plan.
The plan was designed to share accommodation more evenly across the country.
Later, Mr Swinney said that his position on migration is “crystal clear” and he believes that Scotland needs migration to “boost our working age population”.
He said: “In relation to the question of immigration, I recognise that immigration is an issue that is talked about and raised more and is part of our debate, but I think it’s important that people understand where the politicians stand on that question.
“And my position is crystal clear, we need migration into our economy to boost our working age population.”
In August The Herald revealed that soaring demand for housing from homeless refugees could cost Glasgow City Council £66 million next year, according to new forecasts.
Susan Aitken, the leader of the SNP local authority called on the Home Office to help.
Currently, 44% of all people presenting as homeless to Glasgow City Council come from refugee households.
Refugees also account for over half of all temporary accommodation placements, and more than 60% of children in temporary accommodation are from refugee families.
Councillor Aitken said the problem was the current UK asylum policy, which she described as "a machine that creates homeless refugees".
Under Home Office rules, when someone comes to the UK seeking asylum they are provided with initial accommodation, often hostels or hotels, while their claims are processed, and then moved to longer-term dispersal accommodation in the community."
First Minister John Swinney....
“Of course I am concerned about it because I believe with every fibre of my body in the importance of inclusion within our society,”
Swinney said. “During my lifetime Scotland has become a much more diverse country. I’m very proud of that, and I want to make sure that remains our fundamental outlook.”
So there it is in his own words, the SNP leader John Swinney wants a multiracial, multicultural Scotland.
Whether the people of Scotland want it or not!
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