For the West to Live, Immigration(ism) Must Die
After expelling a large number of illegal aliens approximately 20 to 25 years ago, the Japanese government made a firm statement I’ll never forget. “Japan is for Japanese,”... And just like that, Japan exhibited the historical norm: defending your homeland and preserving national cohesion - without hesitation or apology...
Shortly before his death at age 100, famed diplomat Henry Kissinger warned of immigration’s effects after having witnessed the support for Hamas inside Germany. It was “a grave mistake to let in so many people of totally different culture and religion and concepts,” he announced...
What should have been one’s first clue?...
How about in 2014, when it emerged that more than 1,400 mostly native British girls were raped and tortured by Muslim gangs and that authorities turned a blind eye to the crimes for more than 16 years, hamstrung by political correctness?...
How about in 2015, when polls showed a majority of Muslims in America preferred Sharia law to American law...
... many might say, “Yeah, the vetting should be improved.” That’s not what I mean. Rather, vetting should be unnecessary for a simple reason:
Immigration should be essentially nonexistent...
... it’s easy to blame the open-border pseudo-elites, with demagogues such as Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) pointing out that the changing “demographics” help his Democrats and Biden stating that America’s declining “white European stock” is “a source of our strength.” But maybe, just perhaps, these nation-breakers couldn’t hold sway were it not for their strength: immigrationism.
Immigrationism is the belief that immigration is always good, always necessary, must never be questioned in principle, and must be the one constant in an otherwise ever-changing universe of policy...
For the West to live, immigrationism must die.
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The following article was published 20 years ago, yet it is as even more applicable today - in all Western nations, including America.
Immigrationism, Racism And Moral Monopoly, by Mark O'Connor, The Social Contract, Winter 1933-1994:
Immigrationism is the belief that a large surplus of immigrants over emigrants is a normal and healthy situation.
Like all ideologies, immigrationism is dangerous because it invokes our moral sense and then applies it to a simplified and perhaps misleading model of the universe. Yet, like all ideologies, it becomes less dangerous once one has a name for it. One can then keep long-term tabs on the creed, note and remember what sorts of people its leaders have been, and also which awkward facts its PR may have swept under the carpet.
Oddly enough, we have had till recently no common word for 'immigrationism'...
Tens of Thousands of Migrants Amass at Border - video, Geller Report, 21 December 2023.
Tucker Carlson Episode 30 - What's Happening at the Southern Border is an Invasion and a Crime: