Why are there so many Pakistanis in Britain? And how Labour's Mirpur Airport plan will bring in more

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Why are there so many Pakistanis in Britain—and why do so many come from the same tiny region in Kashmir? In this video, I trace the roots of Britain's Pakistani population back to a 1960s dam project in Pakistan and a postwar labour shortage in the UK.

What began as economic migration soon became chain migration, creating tight-knit (to the point of cousin-banging) communities in places like Bradford and Birmingham, many of which retained the tribal, patriarchal values of their homeland.

These imported values—clan loyalty, honour-based social codes, and disdain for outsiders—played a key role in the the grooming gang scandals that have devastated working-class British towns.

I also look at the latest political madness: a campaign by Labour MPs to build an airport in Mirpur to make it even easier for these men to come to Britain. That’s right: while British cities collapse under rubbish, rats, and failing services, MPs are lobbying for infrastructure in Pakistan to continue the cycle of chain immigration that’s helped create parallel societies in Britain.

This isn’t just about demographics or development—it’s about culture, values, and the deliberate erosion of Western civilisation. The left isn’t blind to the consequences of importing tribal, misogynistic honour cultures into liberal democracies—they welcome it.

Why? Because they hate the West: its meritocracy, its freedoms, its traditions. Anything that weakens the social fabric or destabilises British identity is a step toward their utopian fantasy of a post-national, post-capitalist world. That’s why they champion mass migration, tolerate grooming gangs, and even flirt with blasphemy laws—because in their warped worldview, the enemy is Britain itself.

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