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A long list of MPs from all the Westminster parties, including cabinet ministers and would-be party leaders, have signed up to a petition demanding the right of the Tibetan people to preserve their identity in the face of massive “Han Chinese immigration” — but refuse to even recognise that the identical displacement process is happening in Britain The Chinese government increasingly encourages Han Chinese to migrate to Tibet by offering high wages and other inducements This policy is threatening the survival of the Tibetan people. Tibetans are becoming a minority in their own country,” This policy is threatening the survival of the Tibetan people. Tibetans are becoming a minority in their own country,” The Chinese government are following a deliberate policy of extinguishing all that is Tibetan, including their own language in their own country.” Abbott, Diane; Hackney North and Stoke Newington; Labour Bacon, Richard; South Norfolk; Conservative Begg, Anne; Aberdeen South; Labour Beith, Alan; Berwick-upon-Tweed; Liberal Democrat Binley, Brian; Northampton South; Conservative Brooke, Annette; Mid Dorset and North Poole; Liberal Democrat Brown, Russell; Dumfries and Galloway; Labour Bruce, Malcolm; Gordon; Liberal Democrat Campbell, Gregory; East Londonderry; Democratic Unionist Party Campbell, Menzies; North East Fife; Liberal Democrat Clark, Katy; North Aryshire and Arran; Labour Connarty, Michael; Linlithgow and East Falkirk; Labour Dobbin, Jim; Heywood and Middleton; Labour Dodds, Nigel; Belfast North; Democratic Unionist Party Featherstone, Lynne; Hornsey and Wood Green; Liberal Democrat Field, Frank; Birkenhead; Labour Flello, Robert; Stoke-on-Trent South; Labour Flynn, Paul; Newport West; Labour Foster, Don; Bath; Liberal Democrat George, Andrew; St Ives; Liberal Democrat Godsiff, Roger; Birmingham, Hall Green; Labour Harvey, Nick; North Devon; Liberal Democrat Harvard, Dai; Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney; Labour Hemming, John; Brimingham, Yardley; Liberal Democrat Hopkins, Kelvin; Luton North; Labour Horwood, Martin; Cheltenham; Liberal Democrat Huhne, Chris; Eastleigh; Liberal Democrat Hunter, Mark; Cheadle; Liberal Democrat Illsley, Eric; Barnsley Central; Labour Jackson, Glenda; Hampstead and Kilburn; Labour Llwyd, Elfyn; Dwyfor Meirionnydd; Plaid Cymru Macneil, Angus; Na h-Eileanan an Iar; Scottish National Party McCrea, Dr. William; South Antrim; Democratic Unionist Party McDonnell, John; Hayes and Harlington; Labour Ottaway, Richard; Croydon South; Conservative Pound, Stephen; Ealing North; Labour Pugh, John; Southport; Liberal Democrat Reid, Alan; Argyll and Bute; Liberal Democrat Robertson, Angus; Moray; Scottish National Party Rogerson, Dan; North Cornwall; Liberal Democrat Sanders, Adrian; Torbay; Liberal Democrat Sharma, Virendra Kumar; Ealing Southall; Labour Singh, Marsha; Bradford West; Labour Simpson, David; Upper Ban; Democratic Unionist Smith, Robert; West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine; Liberal Democrat Streeter, Gary; South West Devon; Conservative Syms, Robert; Poole; Conservative Williams, Roger; Brecon and Radnorshire; Liberal Democrat Williams, Stephen; Bristol West; Liberal Democrat Willott, Jenny; Cardiff Central; Liberal Democrat So why doesn't the UK government feel like this about the indigenous Brits who will be a minority in there own country within 50 years.

I am looking for a book that is similar to Wolfenstein, or where the Nazis won the war. Something kind of like V for vendetta. Another suggestion would be like through the eyes of a nazi officer.

I remember as a little boy in the early 1980s, there was a movie on a PBS station I believe. I think it was a British movie. I live in the United States btw. Anyway, there were three or four men, middle-aged. They were on a long walk, an odyssey to find something. They came to this cave or a building that has a hole in the ground. They lowered possibly a rappelling rope. One of the men got tangled in it. As soon as they finished going to the bottom, they came across this old man with long white beard. He had a box in his hand. The box glowed. The old man's eyes opened and lit up. The box began to shoot rays of light. The old man was standing rigidly, but he spun around in the rigid posture. The rays of light were destroying everything in its path. No, it was not Hellraiser. This was in the 1970s, early 1980s. Hellraiser came out in 1987. I saw the movie in 1982, in a house I remember living in.

i saw this film years ago as a child. its not the mole people. bits i remember are there are scientists doing research in some caves where they come across a roup of people living in the cave system. they are all white kind of thing. think the scientists had a big like apparatus thing taking readings, possibly, and i think that the people that lived in the cave attacked them. it wasnt a particularly dark flm as i recall, also it was on tv during the day as i was only little and the images have stayed with me and i cant for the life of me find it. it could have been a foreign film dubbed, but seen as it was in the 80's when i saw it i reckon it was a cheapo one as british tv was notoriously rubbish in them days and didnt buy the good stuff. all help appreciated thanks peeps

i saw this film years ago as a child. its not the mole people. bits i remember are there are scientists doing research in some caves where they come across a roup of people living in the cave system. they are all white kind of thing. think the scientists had a big like apparatus thing taking readings, possibly, and i think that the people that lived in the cave attacked them. it wasnt a particularly dark flm as i recall, also it was on tv during the day as i was only little and the images have stayed with me and i cant for the life of me find it. it could have been a foreign film dubbed, but seen as it was in the 80's when i saw it i reckon it was a cheapo one as british tv was notoriously rubbish in them days and didnt buy the good stuff. all help appreciated thanks peeps