Britain: The Disastrous Truth about Mass Immigration

It has recently been announced by some ‘powers that be’ in Britain that mass immigration has led to an overall lowering of living standards, a reduction in the availability of medical care in the National Health Service, a shortage of housing and an increased shortage of school places.

The next expected announcement is that remembering to breathe will increase your life expectancy.

Talk about stating the bleedin’ obvious eh?

For decades anyone who questioned immigration in Britain was labelled racist, colour prejudiced or xenophobic or, more likely, all three. Certainly being opposed to mass immigration whilst being an inordinately sensible stance tended to have you tarred as a rabid member of The National Front or, more lately the British National Party.

Both the above are considered, quite rightly, as a ‘far right’ party – although I’m not entirely certain The National Front actually qualify as a political party.

The problem was, and to a lesser extent as the truth finally dawns on our politicians, is, that mass immigration is clearly unsustainable for any country. All countries have finite resources therefore if you allow too many people to settle there the finite resources will, initially, reduce in terms of benefit to the population as it grows and, ultimately, run out sooner than if there had been no immigration.

Now ‘controlled immigration’ is a boon and a blessing for any country. A shortage in the workforce whether for skilled or unskilled labour can be readily addressed by immigration. The immigrants then fill the void whether skilled or otherwise and, of course, contribute to their adopted country via taxation. Everyone is happy – well, the far right probably aren’t but everyone who is sensible is happy.

Of course, there is the issue of immigrants congregating in a relatively small area – the natural ‘herd instinct’ of safety in numbers and they can’t be blamed for this. The British have done exactly this in Spain where there is a ‘British colony’. I’ve been there. Awful. It’s like being in Essex on a sunny day. What’s the point of living in Spain if you aren’t going to respect the Spanish way of life and culture? Disgraceful and shameful.

The same has happened in Britain where immigrants have literally ‘taken over’ some towns and parts of cities to the point were, if you go there, you feel like an alien in your own country.

The far right feed on this of course, and try to stir up trouble. It doesn’t take much stirring up to be honest because as an Englishman, I feel very upset that any part of MY country doesn’t feel like England. However, I have the sense not to blame the immigrants but the politicians who have allowed this to happen.

The big mistake politicians made was so obvious it almost hurts to think they chose to ignore the bleedin’ obvious.

British Commonwealth citizens were allowed in as Commonwealth citizens. Whether they would be of any benefit was irrelevant. Being Commonwealth citizens was enough. Madness! Why oh why didn’t we use the Australian model? –

“G’day sport. You wanna come live in Australia? What can you bring to Australia?”

If you could bring skills that were in short supply you were welcomed. If you had nothing to offer you didn’t get into Australia.

Simples.

Even a dumb plant could follow that logic but could our politicians? Nope. Why? Because Britain for many decades has actually been governed by a ‘liberal elite’ who dreamed of a multi-cultural, multi-racial society and boy were we going to get their dream as a reality whether we wanted it or not.

It was bad enough before the British were conned into the European Union – and believe me, we were conned in every sense of the word. Not ever have we had a say in The European Union.

In the early 70’s Britain was asked ‘would you like to join the Common Market? The purpose of the Common Market is to make trade with Europe easier which will, of course, be very beneficial to Britain’

The Brits said “Yes!” – and why not?

That was the beginning of the European Union but guess what? The politicians hid their plans from us – you know us don’t you? A democracy with a government of the people for the people. Yeah, right.

So, not only have we had to cope with a massive immigration flow from Asia but now we are having to cope with a massive immigration flow from the European Union – mainly Eastern Europe.

That doesn’t even take into account all the Africans trying to get here as well.

There are thousands of Africans in France trying to sneak into British trucks destined for Britain. Why? Because their lives are shit and they want a better life and who can blame them for that eh? I don’t. I blame the politicians who should be making damn sure the poor bastards get kicked right back out of Britain. Some purposely ‘lose’ their papers and refuse to state their country of origin. So? make a guess and send them somewhere in Africa.

Does that sound callous? Perhaps it does but when your country is sinking under the weight of immigrants and British people see their standard of living decreasing and their health care suffering and houses being built on what’s left of our green and pleasant land and schools being built purely to accommodate immigrant children is it racist or xenophobic to cry ‘ENOUGH!’

Of course it isn’t.

Should we in Britain be accepting when our towns become alien to us? When streets are closed for alien religious celebrations? When streets are closed to accommodate prayer mats? When immigrant homes nearby have large concrete sheds built in the garden to be rented out to more immigrants? When we sit in our garden enjoying the summer only to be rudely disturbed by someone speaking on their mobile at 80 decibels in a foreign language oblivious and uncaring that they are intruding on their British neighbours lives? When we are asked to accept that our country is multi-cultural and multi-racial when nobody had even the courtesy to ask us whether we were happy for that to happen?

Are we racist or colour prejudiced or xenophobic for not accepting what our politicians have done to our country?

No. We aren’t. We are just bloody angry that’s all.

Bloody angry.

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