Last month had seen multiple protests in Germany and in other Central and Eastern European countries aimed at showing their leaders that they were not at all in favour of allowing in hundreds of thousands of immigrants into their countries. I think this video pretty much shows much of the sentiment that is rising all over Europe right now, as well as the arrogant position of the national and EU leaders too.
It clearly hasn't taken Germany long to realise the full extent of the situation their country is in right now. The past few months or so has seen multiple fire attacks on refugee centres within Germany, which had up until yesterday been the most violent resistance to the on-going so called "migrant crisis" we had seen. With nine-hundred-thousand 'refugees' have thought to have entered just Germany in the past twelve months, you can certainly understand why people are angry. The full gravity may be worse than this as the number may even be as high as one and a half million.
It may not surprise you then to discover that a mayoral candidate was attacked in broad daylight whilst campaigning in Cologne with a hunting knife. The attacker knifed Henriette Reker in the neck over her views on the refugees. Naturally, since she was supported by Merkel it is fairly safe to say that she took the view that Germany should be accepting even more immigrants. The attacker allegedly waited for the authorities to arrive after stopping members of the public from providing first aid. She did survive after later receiving emergency surgery.
To be honest, I have no sympathy for her. What politicians like her are doing is literally committing treason against her own people. The end result of this endless wave of refugees (read invaders) is that German culture will disappear, German people will become a minority within one or two generations, and no doubt as seen in places like Sweden, cases of rape and murder will skyrocket. The same thing is happening all over Europe to varying degrees, but it looks as though Germany is first on the chopping block so to speak.
I can see this kind of thing happening more often. Europe has been taking a ridiculous number of immigrants in for decades, but I feel they've over stepped the mark a bit with this whole Syrian refugee situation. In twelve months this whole fiasco has woken more to the on-going anti-European agenda then the right-wing could have done in a decade. The stage is set for biblical levels of violence, and it has to be said that I fear that this was all intended in order to cause maximum distraction whilst the EU reveals its last hand for complete social control.
In any case, I would say expect violence to increase from all sides. The Eastern states, who are not completely sold on the whole mixed-race Federal Europe thing (probably after that long stint under the USSR) are getting touchy, with one Afghan 'refugee' being shot by Bulgarian police. The right-wing are becoming emboldened because, quite frankly, what have the got left to lose? The migrants themselves are bound to start getting a bit big for their boots, and if not the Islamic sleeper cells will be something fun to look forward to.
Some might suggest that starting a new blog and immediately writing this post is a bad idea, but I would reject that point of view. Immigration is a taboo topic of discussion for a very good reason, and that reason (whether people choose to accept it or not) is because of a very effective propaganda campaign known as political correctness. People don't stop everyday to properly consider what the term means, but lets do so quickly now. Has there ever been, is, or will be a 'correct' political ideology? It's something which is incredibly subjective and no doubt means something slightly different to the seven-or-so billion people on the planet. It's ridiculous. If we really face facts, the term is nothing but a silencing tactic in order to try and silence somebody of a particular view. When it comes to immigration, being incorrect simply means somebody in opposition, and that that person is 'racist', or something.
The term racism or racist are words no longer fit for their original purpose though. There are very few people who go around assaulting people based on the colour or creed of their victim, and those that do are much more likely themselves to be a ethnic minority as crime statistics show. We no longer have (state enforced) segregation in society, and despite what some might say, there are equal opportunities for all in this country and all other developed nations. When I personally speak ill of immigration it is not a reflection necessarily on those who have come here to live or work, but rather an attack on past and present Governments who have allowed the policy of an unfettered, unending influx of people.
So without further ado, lets get into these ten points.
10. Wage Suppression.
As many have said over the years, and subsequently been called racist for doing so, letting in large numbers of economic migrants has suppressed and in many cases actually lowered wages significantly. This is especially true in manual professions such as the building trade. Now the reason why this news was deliberately down played for so long was because Parliament were keen to help big business drive up their profits, whilst driving down the general population's wages.
This is why publications like 'The Economist' will very often support immigration as an economic principle. It doesn't strengthen the host nation, but instead strengthens large corporate interests. Its really strange to note that the biggest supporters of 'open borders' are usually young, left-wing or socialist students. The irony is that migration hurts young indigenous workers more than anyone else, and in supporting the migration they are actually supporting a massive tool of corporate globalism, which usually they purport to be against.
Like any industry resource, if you saturate a market the costs come down. This is as true for employment as it is for any other industry or commodity. The Governor of the Bank of England earlier this year admitted this was the case, despite everyone in positions of power saying it was previously not an issue.
9. Less Jobs
It goes without saying that if so many people come from abroad to work in the UK and are prepared to work for less, it means that there are less jobs to go around. Again, this has hit the youngest hardest which has to be one of the bigger reasons for the drive to keep young people in training for longer.
Until recently when there was a deliberate Government supported drive to increase the number of apprenticeships, few employers were willing to train our young adults in apprenticeships when it was far cheaper to employ people from say, Poland, who were already semi or fully trained to fulfill the role. Again, keeping employment from reaching 100% is actually beneficial because it keeps competition in the work market lowering labour costs for businesses.
8. Increasing Population
Last year 300,000 immigrants came to the UK despite David Cameron's guarantee that it would be reduced into the tens of thousands. He lied. At current the population of the UK increases by the size of Birmingham every thirty months. This is unsustainable for multiple reasons.
The impact of a secondary population increase from migration is also often downplayed in the media also. Many migrant cultures tend to have more children, and now we have a situation where 57% of the population increase since 2001 has been owed to immigration. Now this still doesn't necessarily include the children of second or third generation immigrants who would undoubtedly be included as 'British' in an official context. The UK is now tipped to be the most populace nation within the EU within the next generation.
7. Housing
I don't think I have to tell you that house prices have skyrocketed in the past decade, mainly in the South East where the most amount of employment is found. Whilst a lot of this has been caused by greedy property developers and landlords, the only reason why that has become a lucrative investment for some is because of the rising prices! Supply and demand. There aren't enough houses to go around, and this is why their value is skyrocketing, the opposite to the wages due to migration which is causing a deeply concerning situation.
This isn't just my theory, the House of Lords expressed this concern in 2008, and trends have continued.
More houses can obviously be built, but this comes as a direct blow to both the environment and our national food security.
6. School Placements/NHS
Whilst really these are two incredibly important things and worthy of their own catagories, I'm going to quickly get to my ten reasons if I don't try and compress this down somehow.
Many schools are now running at full capacity and when even the BBC begrudgingly accepts that this crisis is owed to the children of immigrants, you know that there is some substance to the allegation.
This situation is getting out of hand, yet our politicians offer very little in the way of resolution.
The NHS is also under colossal financial strain because it is struggling with the increasing population and providing visitors to the country who use the system for free (dubbed health tourists) whilst simultaneously experiencing austerity cut backs. In many A&E wards across the country we are seeing massive overcrowding, and routine operations are taking weeks if not months longer to become available.
5. Food Security
This is an often over looked aspect which I feel is actually rather dangerous. At current the UK currently imports over 40% of its food and drink in from abroad. This means if we were to ever have a world-wide emergency we would have a huge issue with trying to feed the whole population.
With an ever increasing population this is only going to get worse as our imports increase and our agricultural land gets built upon to provide homes.
In my opinion to not monitor this situation carefully is a monumental disaster just waiting to happen. Water supply is also another situation that needs constant vigilance as reservoirs are being put under more strain.
4. Environment and Energy
It goes without saying that if you increase a population you need to increase the number of homes, and if you do that you need to also increase the number of roads, and increase production of electricity too.
To do this it means you will unfortunately have to build on green belt land in some instances or build transport networks (like HS2/3) through large swathes of countryside. Building in flood-plains is now common as quite simply there is already a lack of space, and putting concrete roads and driveways into areas prone to flooding is yet another example of how a great deal of simpletons run this country.
Energy production in this country is already at breaking point with the threat of brown-outs or even black-outs during the winter months, and simply hooking more homes up to a failing National Grid is not going to help. Ironically if you look at all of these points, the Green Party and other die-hard environmentalists should be opposed to immigration, but because it's cool to promote it, they don't.
Even our increased food imports put a strain on the environment, and whilst the environment obsessed vegetarians ignorantly eat their specialist diets without questioning how many air-miles their ingredients clocked up getting here, there really is no hope for the planet.
3. Head Hunting, A Humanitarian Disaster
It is often said that the NHS would not be able to run without an immigrant work force. Walking around the hospital wards today you can see that this is without a doubt true, practically half the NHS nurses were born outside of the UK, but lets back up here because this isn't necessarily a silver-bullet win for the pro-immigration lobby.
For a start, this is misleading as nearly 80% of NHS staff in general are British Nationals. That said, we already know that importing foreign staff reduces wages here in the UK, so why on Earth would British born people want to provide front line nursing care which is a difficult, often stressful, depressing and even messy job when wages have been suppressed down to minimum wage.
I don't want to draw from my own experience too much because it is unverifiable, but I know people personally in the nursing trade who have had their work cut down to zero-hours via agencies whilst their pay has been kept practically at minimum wage. In short, this is not a case of "those lazy Brits", but rather a case of "those greedy NHS managers". If the NHS stopped hiring managers earning excessive amounts, and the Government wasn't letting the population increase at such a ludicrous level, then there could be more British nurses because they could then actually afford to pay a living wage.
Using migrants who work in the NHS as a shield to defend all criticism of immigration is also putting the cart before the horse somewhat. Those who come here to work in the NHS will also come to rely on the system in time, and so will their families and dependants. So for one foreign born NHS worker you have a number of individuals running into one would presume at least double figures on average that you'll need to cater for and look after over the coming two or three generations.
Again though, we have to look at the argument that is often spouted by the lefties who like to feel as they are the most moral people. Yes, foreign healthcare professionals do come to the UK to work. Often from Africa.
What they are doing by leaving Africa? The answer is leaving the poorest people in the world without medical staff. Now I can't blame the individuals who move, I certainly would. No one tends to see the irony though that whilst we pay for organisations like the Red Cross to provide emergency care for the world's poorest people, we are simultaneously grabbing anyone with any skill that could have helped turn the poorest regions around.
And this is the opposite effect for places like Poland as unskilled workers have moved to places like the UK. Poland has seen their economy pick up whilst their population stays at a steady forty million (which by the way is twenty million less than the UK despite being 30,000 square miles larger.) Probably why the Polish aristocracy wants us to keep taking immigrants as their less skilled workers sending British wages back home has enabled Poland's economy to grow.
2. Cultural Destruction
In the weird world we're now in, there has been a left-leaning obsession in this country and elsewhere in the Western world. There is always promotion, celebration and financial support of (through various state grants etc) of foreign cultures here in the UK. Now it stands to reason that had the money that's been spent on the plethora of different cultures actually been spent on promoting a unified British identity we would not be seeing the kind of division that we are now.
Calling white people racist for having genuine concerns about immigration, or making them feel under-represented by councils etc in their own homeland has caused a resentment. Similarly not stepping in to prevent ghettos of one demographic forming (like Muslims in Bradford for instance) has caused this disenfranchised feeling among the immigrants themselves, and is perhaps one of the reasons why some of them are being radicalised and shipping themselves off to fight in ISIS.
England especially has seen its culture eroded to the point of no return. Gone is the image of ladies and gentlemen sat about drinking tea on a picnic blanket, in its place is now the image of a multicultural cosmopolitan London. And you have to like it, otherwise you're a racist.
1. Slow-Motion Genocide
I really, really questioned myself on whether I should put this in. Its a bold statement.
Over the past decade or two there has been some weird reverse state sanctioned racism against white British people. It has permeated through every avenue of the mainstream media and it goes along the lines of "your ancestors had an empire so you don't deserve to preserve your identity."
Well I don't personally know anyone living who wore a redcoat uniform, and I don't know anyone living who owned a slave, so why should my children's generation be the last line of Anglo-Celt's living in these isles? Ironically, the sentiment implied that its fine that they want to willingly destroy my people is the single most racist thing you could ever condone. But this basic logic is lost on the majority of youngsters especially, who have been brought up with this bizarre form of self-hate propaganda.
Despite what many will tell you, the UK was not an island of immigrants. If anything it is (or was) one of the most homogeneous populations in the world, or at least in the developed world. The propaganda directed towards the indigenous Briton has been created because there is a need, a political desire by globalists to do away with all racial or cultural identity. Europe is just the start, other nations will suffer similar pressure over the coming decades.
People tend to laugh when they see the term 'genocide' when it relates to immigration into Europe. I'm not implying that British people are getting 9mm's in the back of the head and a long dirt nap in a freshly dug mass grave. I'm talking about a genetic destruction spanning many many years, and the results are exactly the same. By 2066 it is believed that white people will be a minority in the UK. Exactly what the social ramifications of that will be I can only imagine. In fact I don't want to imagine, I don't expect everyone will be sitting around singing kumbaya.
A Final Word
I hope I'm wrong about the above. There won't be much good in gloating that "I was right" when I'm nearly eighty years old, dying of some unknown disease because the NHS imploded whilst I watch my kinsmen disappear from the world like the cooling embers of a once roaring fire. To whomever is reading this, this is the future of our people unless you are willing to join people like myself and stand up and be heard.
I don't make these points because I hate or blame anyone who has come here to make a better life for themselves. I do however have a boiling rage towards those who have sat by and allowed this to happen. They've destroyed Western civilisation for a few pretty pennies, a short-term economic boost and on the orders of maniacal UN and EU directors who want a global society.
The time to act was yesterday, don't wait until tomorrow. Our grand children need us to act now.
I enjoy writing, it's always been something that I've done as a hobby as far back as I care to remember. Whether it be fact or fiction, or somewhere in-between, if it's a subject I'm interested in I have always been keen to share information or opinions. The trouble I've found recently though is that when it comes to blogs, your topics really ought to be as specific as possible in order to market yourself and (hopefully) gain readership. That has never really been my way of doing things though. I'm interested in so many topics that I find it incredibly difficult to settle on one thing. That all said, in the interests of both saving my own sanity and contributing something of worth to the wider community, I've finally settled on one subject. Or at least a few loosely connected subjects.
My biggest concern right now is for the survival of European cultures, and by extension the English culture of which I belong. This is both from a perspective of changing demographics and the continuing 'modernisation' of the West also. Or as some might call it, 'progressive' social policies which are to my mind wiping out traditional and even historical knowledge, and with it our very national and ethnic identities.
I am just one man trying to do their bit with the few tools at my disposal to turn things around in England and the wider Western Civilisation. The topics I'll be covering will be mostly be historical, explaining English history, and the local history of Essex as a county. It will also, from time to time, explain political and geo-political issues which face us nationally or globally (although I will concede I don't often have the time to sit down and write essays like I have done in the past on previous blogs.) I'll also be covering our pre-Christian beliefs, how they still influence us still today and their importance both personally and culturally.
There's a lot to be getting on with and writing about, so I shall leave this introduction here for now. Unless people are totally abusive, the comments section will always be free to post on as I appreciate and welcome all discussion.
Many thanks for reading.
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