UK Defense Secretary Speaks the Truth About Being Swamped by Huge Numbers of Migrants

Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
October 29, 2014

Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has stirred up a hornet’s nest by using the word ‘swamped’ to describe the way British communities are being suffocated by hostile species not native to the country.

Quite why the word ‘swamped’ is off limits has not yet been explained.

Apparently the politicians have a secret list of words that they are not supposed to use, even when they describe perfectly what is occurring.

Daily Mail:

Last night he was reprimanded by No 10 for his use of the word and rival politicians lined up to criticise what they called his ‘excessive language’.

Tory backbenchers, however, said it was appalling that a minister had been told to retract comments when all he had done was speak out frankly on immigration.

During a TV interview, Mr Fallon said some towns were ‘under siege’ from ‘huge numbers’ of migrants and that action was needed to tackle free movement rules.

He spoke of trying to ‘prevent whole towns and communities being swamped by huge numbers of migrant workers’.

He was responding to a question about German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s declaration that she would not back the UK’s bid to change the rules – a major blow to David Cameron.

But his use of the word ‘swamped’ in relation to immigration and asylum – which has long been toxic in British politics, provoked fierce criticism.

Even Ukip’s immigration spokesman branded his words ‘excessive’. Last night a government source said Mr Fallon had admitted he had made a mistake, and should have used the less emotive term ‘under pressure’.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage said the fact Mr Fallon had used such language showed how ‘panicked’ the Conservatives were over their failure to control migration and the threat posed by his party at next month’s Rochester and Strood by-election.

We are being invaded by all the failures of the world and the politicians think it is more important to argue about what words they should be using to describe it?

Come on, get your priorities right.

This debate should have been about why he was only talking about the East European invasion, when they only make up half the immigration figures and the rest are all not even White.