The light seems to be on at last.
A very left wing newspaper, a very left wing article and buried within it we find this pearl ...
"Many respondents believe immigration has had a negative impact on the supply of homes, jobs, schools or hospitals. A perception of worsening crime is blamed on an influx of immigrants in recent decades."
and
"It won't be enough to say that it has been great for food and football if people remain so concerned that impacts on jobs and housing aren't addressed."
Poll reveals Britons' secret fears and hopes for 2012 | UK news | The Observer
Is the light dawning at last? Are more and more of the greatest British public finally realising that "Immigration brings huge benefits- we need immigrants - anti immigration is racism " are lies which have been spouted for years by politicians and businessmen?
Has if finally occurred to them that more immigration doesn't just mean a new Thai restaurant on the corner and being able to have a curry delivered?
This is England and .....
Yes, I think so, for me it's been the spread of Halal meat. I won't have it forced on me any more, which is a great shame as I was an avid curry fan, I cook them myself now.
As for crime , I think its dawning on everyone, it's a joke when someone is shot or knifed as we all know who it is before you hear the daft name.
What on Earth are you doing reading the absurder?Originally Posted by Francis Overdere
I'm an avid news reader. That's why, as I'm sure you've noticed, all my posts are so well informed,interesting and intelligent.
This is England and .....
I don't trust the organisation whose report is used by the Observer, British Future.
Look at the wording in the report, and look at what British Future actually presents as fact.
The Observer report, (My bold)
"Many respondents believe immigration has had a negative impact on the supply of homes, jobs, schools or hospitals. A perception of worsening crime is blamed on an influx of immigrants in recent decades."
The negatives are just a belief and a perception, according to the report.
Sunder Katwala on the website of British Future declares, (My underline)
"Understanding that migration has long made a positive contribution to British life, so we need to address its economic and social pressure, to manage it fairly for everyone."
The positives are a fact, according to British Future.
British Future
This is not a simple yes or no answer survey, and I believe the questions asked have been carefully devised to enable 'learned', 'erudite' discussion by our betters, which will be used to actually undermine the reality of public opinion.
http://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk...ic Opinion.pdf
The Migration Observatory, (University of Oxford), declares;
"The majority of UK and international studies conclude that the overall net fiscal impact of immigration is relatively small"
Thinking Behind the Numbers: Understanding Public Opinion on Immigration in Britain | The Migration Observatory
No! I don't trust any of them.
Last edited by Little_Englander; 08-01-2012 at 09:23 AM.
Little Englander
Not; Little Englander (sour) or LittleEnglander
Not forgetting that Sunder Katwala is general secretary of the Fabian Society, about as Marxist as you can get.
Yes I know. That's why I pointed out the left wing slant of it. But still, it's good that more people are beginning to realise the impact of immigration. And even if they only "believe " and have "perceptions " it's a ray of hope.(Although obviously they know, but no newspaper paper is going to say that.)
I doubt if all the propaganda in the world will change people's minds once they see the housing situation,overcrowded schools where 32 different languages are spoken and teachers too busy to educate their own children while dealing with immigrants, the decline in medical care and are out for work themselves.
Last edited by Francis Overdere; 08-01-2012 at 10:36 AM.
This is England and .....
What really matters is that they wake up to the fact that it needs to end, or at leats be sstrictly limited. there is no hint of that realisation in the Observor, their approach would be to tackle its impact, building more houses (in so far as they can), creating more artificial public sector jobs, and more brainwashing of the ethnic British popualtion into acceptance.But still, it's good that more people are beginning to realise the impact of immigration.
They only have to do it for about another thirty years, since by then we will be an ethnic minority ourselves and have lost the power to democratically boot out the Ruling Elite.
"The whole point of the liberal revolution that gave rise to the 1960’s was to free us from somebody else’s dogma, but now the same people…are striving to impose on others a secularized religion…" Richard Bernstein
Lets not forget it's all done surreptitiously to destroy conservative votes in England, all this immigration is aimed at Englands home counties to try to knock out Tory votes and instal permanent left wing governments.
The sooner the general public realise this fact the better. It's being done for no other reason than to create more, Bradfords, Rochdales, Leeds etc in southern counties.
Last edited by longbow64; 08-01-2012 at 10:56 AM.
That isn't going to happen. Once Mode 4 has been approved, we will have hundreds of thousands (maybe millions) of Indian immigrants, which will for the first time hit the Middle Class rather than the Working Class. Think of it as onshore outsourcing.
Migration Watch UK - European Union - EU/India Free Trade Agreement (4.13)
Comment: The secret immigration policy they tried to hide
If anyone doubts the impact of this, let me remind you that there are more than twice as many people in India as there is in the whole of the EU, think about that.
This is not about colour, racism or disliking anyone, it is about the financial impact that it will have on wage deflation. The Working Class have been suffering it for years, the Middle Class are about to get a taste of it. Mode 4 does not count against immigration 'quotas' and these people aren't going to be doing menial jobs, they'll be doing IT, finance etc. The IT guys are already feeling it before it's even started properly.
Offshore IT workers in the UK avoid paying taxes but are not breaking the law - Inside Outsourcing
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