Scotty Murray

One Restore Britain policy has really got them all wound up - removing those foreign nationals who are incapable of speaking English. How many doubts have I had about this one? ZERO. If a Pakistani men is living in Bradford say, and cannot string a sentence together in English, he should go home. How can he possibly contribute to the economy in any meaningful way? How can he even attempt to integrate? He clearly hasn’t, and he clearly won’t. So he can’t work, can’t integrate, can’t contribute. His attitude clearly stinks. What is he doing here, honestly? He will rely on translators for NHS services, paid for by us. He’s almost certainly claiming some form of benefits. Translation there too. Who pays? You guessed it. The British taxpayer. He’s here on a visa, which includes an English language requirement. He has broken the agreement, therefore it’s void and that Pakistani man should go back to Pakistan. He would be asked to leave, and if he refuses, he would be deported. Good. To be honest. Again, the number who go is secondary. The principle must come first. If that means a huge number of people leave because of this policy, that is just the logical consequence. ‘Oh but English people living in Spain can’t speak Spanish’. There is a simple response here - that’s Spain’s problem. I don’t care what happens there, to be brutally honest. ‘Restore Espana’ can make that argument. This is Britain, and we’re talking about what happens in Britain. So if you’re living in England, you speak English. End of story. Restore Britain would remove those foreign nationals who don’t, and save billions in the process through reduced welfare payments, NHS costs, and translation services. It’s a fantastic policy. This is what any self-respecting nation would do. And there is finally a political party with the balls to do it. Restore Britain.