There is a conspiracy to exterminate the indigenous population of Europe and replace them with immigrants from Asia and Africa. This conspiracy is open, as its organizers make no secret of their intentions.
Immigration is one of the most hotly-debated topics in Britain and other Western countries. The Immigration Debate on the BBC One programme Question Time (22 Oct. 2009) - watched by 8 million viewers - showed that the British people are very concerned about immigration.
A survey by the YouGov polling organization conducted for the Prospect magazine shows that the majority of Britons believe that the number of immigrants is "the worst thing about Britain" (YouGov/Prospect Survey Results, April 2012 hhtp://yougoyv.co.uk; cf. Economist/Ipsos MORI, July 2015).
Similar concerns exist elsewhere in Europe, for example, in France and Germany ("All over Europe, immigration is moving in from the political fringes", Daily Telegraph, 23 Jun. 2012).
IS IT RACIST TO OPPOSE OR EXPRESS CONCERN ABOUT IMMIGRATION?
As immigration inevitably involves interracial relations, it is essential to clarify an important point from the outset, namely whether debate on or opposition to immigration is in any way racist.
In attempting to answer this question, we note that the dictionary definition of "racism", which is based on the established usage of the word, is "prejudice based on a belief in the superiority of a particular race" (Oxford English Dictionary). This is acknowledged by members of all races. For example, black writer Lindsay Johns admits that racism is making a pejorative judgement about someone based on their race (Daily Mail, 1 May 2012).
On this definition, opposition to immigration based on the indigenous populations inalienable right to life and self-determination cannot be racist as it involves neither prejudice nor belief in superiority. On balance, claims that opponents of immigration are "racists" are as absurd as saying that a house owner objecting to neighbours lodging themselves (or being lodged by the state) on his property is motivated by "prejudice" against the neighbours.
Indeed, a majority of randomly-selected non-white immigrants living in Britain (Jamaicans, Malaysians, South Asians, etc.) whom we interviewed in 2011-2012 spoke out against mass immigration. This demonstrates that opposition to immigration cannot be construed as "racist".
In addition, all leading politicians in Britain - Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron - have said that expressing concern about immigration is not racist.
According to Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair, concern over asylum and immigration was not about racism, but about fairness ("Full text: Blairs speech on asylum and immigration", Guardian, 22 Apr. 2005).
His successor Gordon Brown similarly declared that he had never agreed with the "lazy elitism" that portrays anyone who has concerns about immigration as a racist ("Gordon Browns immigration speech: what he said, and meant", Guardian, 12 Nov. 2009).
On his part, Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron has not only criticized those who regard opposition to immigration as racist, but has declared that control and reduction of immigration is of vital importance to the nations future ("David Cameron on immigration: full text of speech", Guardian, 14 Apr. 2011).
Far from being a "crime", opposition to immigration is a fundamental democratic right - as is opposition to any government policy - and the same applies to partiality and even to prejudice. After all, most of us are partial to, or prejudiced against, some thing or other. In fact, selection or accepting some things and rejecting others is a natural process that is fundamental to all aspects of human life from thinking and feeling to eating, dressing and choosing a partner, employer or employee.
It is not for a corrupt, immoral and self-seeking state that does more harm than good to its citizens and who, moreover, as a final insult, has conspired to dispossess and replace them, to regulate our innermost feelings and thoughts or dictate who we can or cannot share our ancestral homeland with.
Unfortunately, the immigration debate has not been led by mainstream politicians but has been hijacked by radical elements who are not accountable to the electorate. These elements have produced definitions of what constitutes racism, a racist action or racist incident, which are not based on established usage of the English language but are politically-motivated, recent inventions.
For example, according to the 1999 McPherson Report produced by a government inquiry (the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry), a racist incident is "any incident which is perceived to be racist by the victim or any other person" (Recommendation 12). By this definition, racism is anything deemed to be such by anybody.
It must be noted that, in legal terms, "crime" is an offence regarded as such by the law and not "any incident which is perceived to be a crime by the victim or any other person".
The fact that racist incidents are treated differently from other incidents shows that the above definition is politically motivated and is intended as an instrument for suppressing all actions that are inconvenient to the ruling order.
Thus, the term "racist" becomes a subjective factor comparable to "reactionary" or "counter-revolutionary" used in Communist dictatorships to suppress opposition and dissent: everybody is "racist" (i.e., criminal) who is not a supporter of the Lefts mandatory party line.
Indeed, we find that the UK Independence Party (UKIP) which is said to be anti-immigrant, is routinely referred to as "xenophobic", "far-right" and, tellingly, "counter-revolutionary" in left-wing publications (see Ford & Goodwins Revolt on the Right and other writings).
In an illustration of the absurd lengths to which the anti-racism industry is prepared to go in order to promote its agenda, Britains National Childrens Bureau (NCB) has infamously demanded that British childrens dislike of foreign food be treated as a "racist incident" ("Toddlers who dislike spicy food racist," Daily Telegraph, 7 Jul. 2008). In this elite-engineered surreal scenario, the Lefts propaganda operatives are able to misrepresent anti-British cultural imperialism and oppression as "fight against racism".
While such draconic application of the law to children may be worthy of Stalinist Russia, in an ostensibly liberal democratic system the same definition should allow the counter-claim that immigrants dislike of British food is a racist incident.
Similarly, the claim that opposition to immigration is "racist" can be met by the counter-claim that state-imposed mass immigration itself is racist. Indeed, the belief that Europeans are incapable of running their own countries without immigrant assistance is as racist as the colonial belief that non-Europeans were incapable of ruling themselves.
In other words, the majority must learn how to make use of the law - and of plain logic or common sense - to defend its own interests. Should the majority prove unable to do so, this would mean that the system is, in the last analysis, undemocratic and in urgent need of change.
WHY IS IMMIGRATION A PROBLEM?
Surveys by the US German Marshall Fund (GMF) and other organizations have shown that the majority of Britons (over 60%) see immigration as a problem ("Transatlantic Trends: Immigration 2010"; trends.gmfus.org).
Therefore, establishing why immigration is a problem is the principal task of the present discussion. The fact is that small numbers of immigrants who are prepared to assimilate into the indigenous population have never been a problem. The problem is:
State-imposed Mass Immigration
and, in particular, mass immigration of groups that refuse to be assimilated.
Specific points of concern are: who is coming into the country? How many are coming? Who decides on this? Do they assimilate? What are the effects of mass-immigration on the indigenous population? What are the legal implications for the indigenous population?
1. Who is coming into the country?
At present, practically anybody can come and live in Britain either as an asylum seeker, migrant worker, visitor, student, legal or illegal immigrant.
2. How many are coming into the country?
There are no official figures for the total number of illegal immigrants and figures for persons legally entering or living in Britain are deliberately played down so as to deceive the indigenous population about the true extent of immigration ("Stop lying about immigration", Evening Standard, 26 Sept. 2011).
However, official figures show that there are hundreds of thousands (up to a quarter million) per year. Moreover, people go by what they see with their own eyes and, on that basis, the majority (59%) of Britons believe there are too many immigrants in the country.
3. Who decides on the number of immigrants?
The British people have absolutely no say on how many immigrants should be allowed into the country. This decision is made by politicians independently of and contrary to the will of the people.
4. Do immigrants assimilate?
There are three aspects to the assimilation problem:
(a) there are a rising number of immigrants who refuse to be assimilated into the general population;
(b) immigrants are encouraged by vested interests (multiculturalist political elites, religious groups, etc.) to resist assimilation;
(c) if the number of immigrants is very high, as is currently the case, assimilation becomes impossible.
All this leads to the creation of a multi-national society of competing nationalities, with ethnic and cultural communities as hotbeds of separatism and conflict, and clearly contradicts the official claim that immigration automatically makes a country "better".
5. What are the effects of mass-immigration on the indigenous society and culture?
Unlimited mass-immigration must lead to significant changes in indigenous society and culture. There is no evidence that these changes are of any benefit to the indigenous population. On the other hand, there is evidence of negative effects, for example:
(a) Mass immigration restricts the indigenous populations access to resources like water, food, territory, housing, health care, transport and schools.
(b) Mass immigration drives wages down and living costs up.
(c) Mass immigration leads to insufficiently assimilated or integrated migrant individuals and groups, which in turn leads to a rise in corruption, crime and general social breakdown in the host society.
(d) Mass immigration contributes to a rise in contagious diseases. For example, a significant number of asylum seekers come from countries with a higher incidence of TB and AIDS (Home Office, Asylum Statistics: 4th Quarter 2007).
It may be noted in this context that according to Nick Davies of the pro-immigration (and Rothschild-associated) Guardian, rival newspapers like the Daily Mail "fall on falsehood and distortion" in their treatment of immigration. As an example, he gives a story run by the Mail in July 2003, according to which asylum seekers infected with the AIDS virus were putting public health at risk. Davies allegedly found that those who were infected came from countries which "tended not to produce asylum applications" (Davies, p. 374).
In fact, the story happens to be one example where the Mail does not fall on falsehood and distortion (though, as indicated below, there are other examples where it does). A 2008 report by the National Aids Trust (NAT), which is partly based on Home Office data, states:
"three-fifths (60%) of all HIV cases reported in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2006 were cases where the individual had been born outside the UK"; and "a large number of asylum applicants come from high HIV prevalence countries" (HIV and the UK Asylum Pathway, p. 3).
(e) Sustained mass immigration results in irreparable genetic loss to the host population.
6. What are the legal implications of mass immigration for the indigenous population?
State-imposed mass immigration implies that the indigenous population has no rights to the territory it lives on and, by extension (as life is impossible without territory), no right to life. This conclusion is supported by EU officials statements to the effect that restricting immigration from the EU is illegal in EU law (Riley-Smith, 2014).
Last but not least, mass immigration, particularly when members of the immigrant population are able to acquire positions of authority or higher status in relation to the host population is a form of colonialism, which is unacceptable in a democracy.
IS THERE A "NEED" FOR IMMIGRANTS?
This question is investigated here on data related to Britain as a representative example, but the results are largely applicable to other European or Western countries. Specifically, it has been claimed that
Britain "needs skilled workers";
"immigration is good for the economy";
immigration "creates jobs";
Britain "needs immigration to sustain the current population level" etc.
The following facts expose the Big Immigration Lie:
1. Not all immigrants are skilled, many are unskilled. Even skilled immigrants may have unskilled wives, children or parents. Along with the "skilled workers" there are a high number of unskilled workers.
2. Many immigrants - housewives, children, students, retired persons - are economically inactive, i.e., non-workers. This is particularly the case with immigrants who come to Britain (and Europe) in the context of "family reunification" and, failing to meet labour market requirements, struggle to find work (Lords Select Committee, pp. 17-18).
In the 1950s and 60s many immigrants came to Britain to take up employment. By 1997, only 12 per cent of immigrants from the former New Commonwealth entered Britain for work (Caldwell, p. 41).
Official reports show that immigrants are more likely to be out of work than British people ("Labours cover-up on immigration to be laid bare" Sunday Telegraph, 25 Sept. 2011). It follows that the proportion of skilled workers, indeed of workers in general, to the total immigrant population is much lower than it is claimed.
3. Even if all immigrants were skilled (which they are not), it does not mean that they all have the skills British economy needs. Nor is there a system to ensure that those who come to Britain have the required skills.
4. If Britain is short on skilled workers, this is obviously a failure of the education system and the question must be raised as to whether this failure is accidental or deliberate.
In either case, the solution is to reform the education system and train local workers, not to import foreign ones. This is particularly imperative in view of the fact that, as admitted by Peter Sutherland, shortage of workers in the European Union is to be found at the lowest rather than at the top skill level (Lords Select Committee, p. 13), which further exposes the disingenuity of the pro-immigration camp.
5. Saying that immigration is good for the economy implies that everything is acceptable as long as it brings financial profit. Thus, from the outset, this claim exposes the moral bankruptcy of the pro-immigration camp.
In addition, while it may be acceptable to believe that immigration is "good" for the economy when the economy is strong, it seems irrational to cling on to the same belief when the economy evidently is on a downward path despite a massive influx of immigrants.
Moreover, economic systems are not God-given; they are man-made. And if man can create economies that depend on immigrants, he can equally well devise an economy that does not. As no attempt is being made to do so, this suggests an ulterior motive on the part of the authorities responsible. What these motives are will become apparent from the evidence considered below.
Meanwhile, suffice it to note that the relentless emphasis on economic considerations irrespective of the realities on the ground is a long-established tactic to deflect attention from other issues.
6. Even assuming that immigration is "good" for the economy in some ways, there is no doubt that it is bad in other ways. For example, illegal immigrants do not pay taxes. Most immigrants send money back home, exporting capital that should be reinvested in British economy, not taken out of the country, etc.
7. If immigration creates new jobs, then the more immigration there is the more new jobs are created. But the more new jobs are created, the greater becomes the need for immigration. It follows that instead of resolving anything, immigration creates an inescapable vicious circle amounting to permanent dependence (or addiction) to immigration and loss of freedom and independence to the indigenous population.
8. As admitted by a number of political leaders, including pro-immigration ones like Labour Party leader Ed Miliband, immigration brings not only benefits but also costs (E. Miliband, "Immigration brings costs as well as benefits, Evening Standard, 22 Jun. 2012).
Particularly important in the current economic situation is the loss of employment caused to the indigenous population by mass immigration, especially from outside the EU. As conceded by the Migration Advisory Committee, one hundred additional non-EU immigrants result in a "reduction in employment of 23 native workers" (MAC, "Analysis of the Impacts of Migration", Jan. 2012).
9. Immigration is one of the causes behind the rise in crime levels. For example, religion-motivated terrorism, honour killings, forced marriage, child marriage, polygamy, genital mutilation, are culture specific crimes that are directly linkable to the immigrant population. [*]
[*] My note.
Western crime statistics indicate extremely high crime rates among Muslim immigrants. For example:
84% of pedophile crimes against British children are committed by Muslims from Asian countries (Daily Mail, December 9, 2017).
In the US, the proportion of Muslims in prison is nine times higher than their proportion of the general population (Front Page Mag, August 5, 2019).
In France in 2015, Muslims constituted approximately 8% of the population, but their proportion among prisoners reached 60% (Middle East Forum, August 30, 2015).
According to official data, at least 75% of criminals in Berlin are Arab immigrants and their descendants born in Germany (National Vanguard, January 12, 2022).
These data lead to the conclusion that Islam is the religion of people with an extremely high propensity for criminality. The only way to keep such people within the law is through fear of cruel punishment, including amputation of limbs and beheading. This is precisely what Islamic Sharia is - a cruel law for cruel people.
End of my note.
10. Importing people from abroad is an irrational and perverse approach to demographic problems. To maintain a countrys population level, all that is needed is for indigenous couples to have more children and government policies in this regard to be introduced.
11. Nobody knows how many illegal immigrants there are in Britain. Estimates range between 250,000 (Migration Watch UK) and 500,000 (Home Office), with some sources giving an upper limit of 1 million (UK Border Force, Sky2, 10 Jun. 2012).
As it is not known who they are or what they are doing in Britain, nothing definite can be said on their effect on British economy and culture. However, we do know that a significant number of the illegal immigrants who have been tracked down by the authorities are small-time criminals, terrorists or fraudsters ("Lost in administration: Scandal over illegal immigrants hidden among 37,000 files of foreigners appealing to stay in Britain", Daily Mail, 15 Oct 2011).
There is no reason to believe that those who are still at large are any better. They certainly do not pay taxes and if any of them are in employment they take away jobs from people who are here legally, including indigenous Britons. It is reasonable to assume, therefore, that the overall impact of illegal immigration on British society is negative.
12. The truth is that immigration serves the interests of self-seeking and corrupt employers who are looking for cheap labour and would rather pay low wages to immigrants than pay decent wages to British workers. Inevitably, this results in lower living standards for the indigenous population (Lilley, 2006).
As a number of studies have shown, mass immigration has pushed wages down ("Hello, world", The Economist, 30 Jun. 2012). Even in traditional immigration countries like America, salaries have decreased for the first time on record, despite or because of unprecedented mass immigration ("5 Most Surprising Findings From the 2010 Census", Time, 20. Dec. 2011).
13. Above all, immigration serves the interests of left-wing political elites using the votes of the immigrant community to advance their own agendas. Even in the 2010 general election, when Labour was highly unpopular with the majority of Britons, it was backed by over 60 per cent of minority and immigrant voters (see also "How the Government pays Muslims to vote Labour", Daily Telegraph, 17 March 2009).
This leads to the next big question:
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CURRENT IMMIGRATION PROBLEM?
In 1948, Labour Prime Minister Clement Attlee passed the British Nationality Act allowing all inhabitants of the British Empire to enter, live and work in the UK without restriction. At first, this was not a problem as immigration levels at the time were relatively low. However, this soon changed.
As immigration levels began to rise, public opinion forced the introduction of some restrictions. In spite of this, the Labour Partys policy over time has been to allow more and more immigrants into Britain under various false pretences like the "need of skilled workers", etc.
No explanation was given as to why Britain had fewer skilled workers than Third World countries. Instead, in 1997-2010, the Labour government imposed a deliberate and systematic relaxation of immigration controls "to open up the UK to mass migration" in order to make it "more multicultural" ("Labour wanted mass immigration to make UK more multicultural, says former adviser", Daily Telegraph, 23 Oct. 2009).
All this, of course, exposes the unbelievable opportunism of the architects of mass immigration: in an extraordinary political and ideological U-turn, the same establishment who in the 1800s pleaded for Africas and South Asias "need" of European colonists is now, incredibly, pleading for Europes "need" of colonization by Africans and South Asians.
While Europe was once said to "depend" on one form of colonialism, it is now said to depend on another. While European colonialism is being indicted as a crime, non-European colonization of Europe is being praised and promoted as a virtue.
The immigrants themselves are indulging in the same kind of opportunism: Africans and Indians once calling for Europeans to quit Africa and India - even throwing bombs at them to press their point - now insist on the "right" to settle in Europe at will.
On their part, the same groups fighting for the "human rights" of immigrants, systematically and deliberately ignore, deny or suppress the rights of Europes indigenous population.
HAS DEBATE ON IMMIGRATION BEEN STIFLED?
While opening up the country to unrestricted immigration through an illegal "Open Doors" policy, Labour has also sought to stifle debate on the problem by deploying a range of tactics such as:
1. Ignoring, covering up or denying problems caused by immigration.
2. Systematically avoiding discussion. Already in the 1960s, Labour Home Secretary Roy Jenkins expressed pleasure that the "sterile debate about the precise level of immigration was put behind us" (Banton, p. 71).
3. Falsely claiming the "moral high ground". For example, leading Labourite and Fabian Socialist Jack Straw referred to British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin as a "man who defines his politics by race rather than by moral values" (BBC Question Time, 22 Oct. 2009), without explaining what "moral value" Labours policy of state-enforced mass immigration and resulting replacement of the indigenous population might have.
4. Accusing those who oppose immigration of "racism".
5. Claiming that "The number of people entering the country, minus the number leaving - has actually been falling" ("Tony Blairs speech on immigration in full", The Sunday Times, 22 Apr. 2005), which ignores the fact that the immigrant population, especially in relation to the indigenous population, is actually growing due to specific factors like immigration, higher birth rates in the immigrant population, marriage outside Britain, etc.
6. Blatantly lying about the true extent of immigration ("Labour lied to public about immigration, says Ed Milibands aide Lord Glasman", Daily Telegraph, 17 Apr. 2011).
7. Doing what all politicians do - doing nothing, promising to do something when cornered, still doing nothing: If elected for a third term, Labour promised to introduce finger-printing of all visa applicants; bring in a points system; phase out low skill immigration schemes; bring in fixed penalty fines for each illegal employee; restrict the right of settlement to skilled workers; end chain migration, etc. ("Tony Blairs speech on immigration in full", The Sunday Times, 22 Apr. 2005).
That Labour failed to put a curb on immigration even in its third term soon became clear. The question is why Labour did nothing in the previous two terms, in the first place.