November 24, 2013

UK Immigration: Economics or Ideology?

By Paul Austin Murphy
Last year, Peter Sutherland came out with the most extreme and blatant statements of prejudice in regard to mass immigration that you could possibly imagine. He said that the people of the UK "still nurse a sense of [their] homogeneity and difference from others". What followed was even worse. He concluded: "And that's precisely what the European Union, in my view, should be doing its best to undermine." Well, he said it! He said that the EU should "undermine" any sense of British unity and communality, as well as its traditions, history and, as he puts it, its "homogeneity". In other words, all the things which leftists and Eurocrats usually wax lyrical about when it comes to other cultures and other ethnic groups should be "undermined" when it happens to be British culture and ethnicity. How much more blatant can the political and ideological reality behind the economic nonsense actually be? Of course the arguments in favor of mass immigration could be both economical and...(Read Full Article)