Immigration made this country what it is today? Did it
bollocks. What made this country great was what we exported – technology,
know-how, a fiercely inquisitive and acquisitive nature and, yes, British
values, which account for much of what is right with the world. The traffic was
never only one way; for every lefty history teacher trying to spin the evils of
empire there are hundreds of examples of the ways we benefited the people we
once ruled. The monstrous reputation of Britannia abroad is a modern
confection, overlaying the morals of today’s apologetic malcontents on the
utter normality of ‘might is right’ back in the day.
So you can fuck off with your ‘Britain was built on
immigration’ rhetoric, your appeasement of any and every minority demand that
we bend to their will and your determination to paint the British as the
villains of the piece in every civil conflict and every foreign war. We really
are the good guys, no matter how much the hand-wringers want to portray us as
the essence of evil. For instance, right now, who is saving from drowning some
of the very people who would behead us, given half a chance? Who is not rioting and burning down the
ugly-in-every-sense mosques where native-born people are systematically brainwashed
to become killing machines? And who is not doing to the grooming, raping
trafficking gangs what their own culture would to in an instant to anybody
drawn, say, to loving someone of their own sex?
Immigration is not a good thing; not in its own right. It
is just a thing; it neither makes countries nor brings enlightenment all of
itself. Human beings are a commodity and immigration is just a form of trade.
So why do we import all the cheap and shoddy goods and then turn a blind eye to
the social dis-ease and malcontent that come as part of the package? Why do the politicians of all colours keep
banging the ‘who’s going to pay your pensions?’ drum but refuse to ask who’s
going to pay their pensions? Driving the buses, picking the fruit and
veg, running the hospitals – it’s all bollocks; we have literally millions of
non-productive home-grown drones who have been priced out of those jobs and
kept unemployable by the short-termism of cheap labour.
We have always had the ability to attract scarce
talent when we needed it. And British people have roamed the globe selling
their own scarce talents. Both immigration and emigration has featured in our
past as a thing of necessity, expedience or mere opportunism. How ingenious
then for a succession of administrations in thrall to the ideals of
Euro-socialism to have manufactured scarcity of piece-of-piss job skills by
systematically failing to educate and train our own young while simultaneously
inculcating within them a sense of entitlement way beyond their ability. Spare
the rod and spoil the child indeed; the new equivalent is lay on the benefits
and spoil the country.
Yes, feel the diversity Michelle...
Well, I’m bloody sick of it. I’m sick of being told that
we can’t find cleaners and arse wipers and potato pickers from home and ‘have’
to import them from abroad. And I’m sick of being told the same lie over and
over again that we depend on these same people, to whom we have to pay tax
credits and housing benefit and child benefit to somehow fund the system that keep
the idle underclass in Sky subscriptions, fags and cans of Wife-beater. Immigration,
of itself, is not a net benefit; every low-grade worker represents a
considerable strain on resources. You came here to work, I don’t blame you. But
I blame the fuck out of those that made it happen.
