The Treasury demand mass immigration in an attempt to control inflation and boost GDP to maintain a manageable GDP-to-debt ratio. Ergo, it's the money system. We will struggle to restore British society without root and branch money reform. The first step would be collateralising our debt with bitcoin, which cannot be debased, and is (almost) perfect capital. This can feasibly done using bitcoin bonds. With bitbonds 80% of the raised money would be assigned to debt whilst 20% would be used to buy bitcoin. The 80% would operate exactly the same as gilts do now. The 20% in bitcoin would be saved for the duration of the gilt and any growth would be split between the Government and the gilt holders. Since bitcoin always appreciates against fiat money in the long term, both the Government and the bond holders would make capital gains. This incentive would decrease the interest applied to the gilt (because bond managers would factor in the capital gains). If we rolled the entirety of our £3tn debt into bitbonds and lowered the rate to ~1% we would save the exchequer somewhere in the region of £100 million in debt interest payments every year. Furthermore when each tranche of gilts matured the British state would retain a stack of capital, effectively collataralising our wholly fiat, worthless, state currency. At which point we could deport millions of low paid and unemployed foreigners without causing a gilt meltdown. We would also be a much wealthier country able to afford better public services for British citizens.