More than 340,000 people left London in 6 months

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Express.co.uk: More than 340,000 people fled London in 6 months, according to the latest figures released by statisticians. Back in 2012, this figure was only 255 thousand per year.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) found this to be the highest figure seen by office staff since the inception of ONS (The Office for National Statistics).

Possible reasons for migration include high property prices, a drop in the quality of school education and the environment. All this taken together or separately makes people leave the capital and start a new life elsewhere in the UK.

Christopher Snowdon, head of lifestyle economics at the Institute of Economic Relations (IEA), says:

“Obviously, people also want a better quality of life. They want their children to have access to good schools, and many, due to environmental pollution, generally prefer to live in rural areas lately. However, at least some of the people leaving the capital do so in order to avoid more frequent street attacks."

Indeed, over the past year, many crimes with the use of knives have been recorded in London, we are talking about the statistics of 168 incidents per 100,000 inhabitants. This is the highest rate in England and Wales, according to figures from the House of Commons library. The number of fatal injuries in London this year has risen to 41, with 11 of them being teenage victims.

However, these numbers do not prevent other people, on the contrary, from going to London. ONS data show that cities such as Westminster, Camden and Tower Hamlets have the fastest growing populations due to the relocation of young people and immigrants.

And while the death toll has increased by 20,000 to 623,000, the highest rate since the turn of this century, the UK continues to see a rapid population growth as well. Overall, the UK population rose to 66.4 million last year, despite a two percent drop in fertility.

@Stories about people throwing themselves at passers-by with knives have been on the front pages of the UK media for many months, but linking migration from London to this is quite funny. You might think that in the countryside there are no emigrants with knives.

Ecology and everything else - the reason is already more respectful, but it does not explain much. According to the official figures, the outflow of the population from London averaged 250,000 a year, gradually increasing to 350,000, but suddenly the same 350,000 packed their bags within six months. And this is already very strange.

The first possible explanation is a sharp immigration of “elites” from the capital, which, according to the information of these “elites”, will soon be dumped.

It is no secret that many political and economic "figures" around the world have some kind of real estate in London - the official capital of the so-called Commonwealth of Nations, consisting of the former colonies of Great Britain:

The map, of course, very weakly reflects the reality of the shadow control of the world, since the United States is also a former colony of Great Britain, on which London is likely to have this or that influence today.

The former countries of the USSR, which until 1917 were ruled by the British Tsar Nicholas, who entered the First World War on the side of Great Britain, are not on the map either. And in World War II, the USSR fought for Great Britain, while Germany and Russia, from the point of view of geopolitical interests, always had a lot in common.

In general, the British world is quite large and it is not surprising that all people with dough have always sought to be closer to the unofficial capital. And now, it seems, their outflow has begun.

Naturally, if a hundred cocaine “oligarchs” from Honduras make their legs from London, this will not affect the statistics of the capital's residents. But the “oligarchs” have a crowd of guards, chauffeurs, butlers, gardeners and cooks with their families. Here you can add teams of all sorts of builders, yacht crews, tailors, pedicure makers from beauty salons and others. This is a large chunk of the city's economy, which with the departure of the cocaine kings to Honduras will be unemployed. And this piece of the economy will also have to leave - which, in general, will give a population decline of several hundred thousand people.

But is the reason for the "oligarchs"? And if so, what made the “oligarchs” break from their homes? Has London ceased to be the capital of the world? Or will London be bombed tomorrow, and the “movie stars” and “oligarchs” have heard something about it?

We do not know about the "oligarchs", but there is a reliable statistical fact: when an airplane crashes, a cruise liner sinks, a theater or a cinema burns in a fire - as it turns out later, many tickets for this action remain unsold. By some mystical miracle, many people at the last moment, for one reason or another, decide to abandon a trip to the next world: they give up tickets, postpone the trip, some even get into a minor accident and break their legs.

If we assume that London, like all other capitals of the world, is like the Titanic, which will go under water (after all, many strategic nuclear missiles are aimed at the capitals) - from London (as from all other capitals) it will start as from a doomed steamer unmotivated outflow of people. That is, people who are destined to live for some time on the eve of world apocalyptic events will make legs out of capitals - for a variety of reasons. Someone will come to the topic with their own mind, someone will have such “circumstances” that he will have to move out of the city, but the most stubborn and stupid angels before the hour of H will have to urgently send on a business trip. Here's how it goes.

But in general, all this will give such a sharp surge in migration statistics - it will seem to sociologists that people are fleeing the city. Hence, it is quite possible that we have seen such a flight in the last six months. In this case, the Third World War may already be very soon and then you really need to escape from London.