eh...

I got halfway through and much of it just seemed to defend more restrictive immigration by saying everything's under strain because of how many people there are...
http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_population_density . The UK is 53rd, behind comparatively developed countries such as Japan, Belgium, Netherlands, Israel, South Korea and Singapore (I'm noticing a trend of just the countries being tiny...)

The data may be a few years out of date, but I doubt immigration is the sole factor in this strain we're having...you know, could be that we're just coming out of a recession, we're in ~£1 Trillion in debt, cuts have been made to virtually every government owned sector, etc etc.

UKIP are organised as a party, I'll give them that (Having a gander at manifestos while procrastinating from revision was a slight incentive), but I just can't agree with their justification of it or these "YouthKIP" perceptions of why things must be done that way.