Welcome to Manchester: Europe’s Most Ruined City

Welcome to Manchester, the formerly British city now completely overrun by the Third World in which an incredible 153 languages are spoken by the half-million strong population.

In an even more striking example of the utter destruction which mass immigration has wrought upon Britain, and Europe in general, the 2011 census has revealed that the utter destruction of the British element of the city of Manchester is only rivaled by New York and Paris for what media coverage called a “ethnic and linguistic mix.”

According to the statistics, the languages spoken include Indian and West African dialects, and even more exotic ones such as Uyghur (spoken by the Uyghur people in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of Western China) and Nahuati (spoken by an estimated 1.5 million Nahua people, most of whom live in Central Mexico).

Two-thirds of “school children” in the city are bilingual—in other words, born into households of first generation invaders. That figure does not include second and third generation invaders, which brings the total non-white school-going age element to well over 80 percent.

With a population of 500,000, Manchester is much smaller than London, where more than 300 languages are spoken by eight million inhabitants.

The other languages include more than a dozen Indian dialects, ten from West Africa, three Kurdish dialects, and various forms of the Romany language of Eastern European gypsies.

It is not unreasonable to presume that Manchester, like London and many other major centres is Britain, is now lost to any sort of pro-British nationalist activity.

The operating space for meaningful political action is getting smaller and smaller.