Do Mass Immigration Advocates Want the Ethnic-Cleansing of Britain?

When the government targets a population by race then pledges all its resources to find anywhere there are “too many Whites,” that is GENOCIDE.

In this clip from his longer speech to the New Culture Forum annual conference, Harrison Pitt, host of the NCF's weekly discussion show Deprogrammed, discusses the impact of mass immigration and the betrayal of the British population by its elite ruling class.The establishment says that we must find any place that has “too many Whites” and use immigration and “diversity” to make them less White.

There is a worldwide program to send non-Whites to any area that is “too White.” We name that program what it is: #WhiteGenocide.

https://invidious.privacydev.net/watch?v=RkE8W7bXxL8

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