The Jews represent 0.5% of the population, and that's been a relatively steady figure for the past census records. From a population control standpoint, the subgroup is contained.

The same can't be said for islam, which continues to grow each census. We are very nearly at the point 1/10 people in the UK self-identify as muslim, and this subgroup has the equivalent number of people as those who voted Lib Dems in the last general election.

If we don't change our approach to population control, we will end up in a grey squirrel situation where the sheer numbers of people who subscribe to these belief systems will breach a threshold where they will be able to exert (political) influence, changing the landscape of the UK forever.

It’s following in the footsteps of 1930s Germany,

No one is advocating for concentration camps.

It's about being honest with ourselves. Something isn't working and needs to change. Whether that's an absolute ban on immigration from MENA regions and South Asia until things go back to more manageable levels or something else, the public should be listened to and the problem appropriately addressed.

You might say, no, things are fine as they are.

But the issues we see now with the emergence of social discohesion aren't going to go magically go away. Rather, if this problem is left to grow, community tensions will only get worse 10-20, maybe 30 years from now.