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The Japanese government has officially adopted the British National Party's policy of humane voluntary repatriation by offering foreigners cash grants to go home on the understanding that they never attempt to enter that country again.

With the global economic crisis showing few signs of abating and Japan's unemployment spiking to a three-year high of 4 percent, authorities have introduced a plan that provides immigrants with handouts of Y300,000 plus Y200,000 for each dependant, if they leave the country.

The first applicants received their cash from the controversial scheme this month.

There are around a third of a million Brazilians living in Japan. Many of those who are taking up the offer to leave are second-generation residents who are faced with no work and no opportunities. They have welcomed the chance to return home subsidised in that manner.

This reflects BNP policy to the letter, and is confirmation that BNP party policy is modern, democratic and perfectly in line with international norms.

Japan is adopting the sensible approach of protecting its national identity and its workforce by putting its own people first, as should any normal, healthy government.

It is about time that Britain gets a healthy government which puts its own people first.