There you go with another cliche link Skydancer - that objection to events is automatically fear of those events. No not fear - anger, yes; bitternes over the wekaness of our "leaders", yes ; disgust at the open abuse of our countries resources, yes ; hatred of those that come into the country illegally and with criminal intent, yes; sorrow for those that come into the country legally with the intent of starting a new life for themselves and their family and who get marked as the others, yes; greif over the loss of what we had, yes ......... fear .....no.
You shouldn't fear change Skydancer but you should manage it. To let it just "happen" is irresponsible and lazy - a feature I see too often in the young of the UK today. Change is what brings development and improvement, as Ron Denis said about formula 1 "if you don't change you are going backwards" , but change without management is the course to anarchy.
You others... well things are going to change so might as well accept it and get on with it. Not trying to be condescending just thats the way it is.
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Am I fearful then ? No, just mightily pissed off at the lazy, weak willed, politcally correct wasters leading this country into chaos.
You just lay back and accept it then - it's certainly easier that way and I'm sure that those other wonderful cultures you wish to embrace and help to bloom in their own little mini countries all over the UK think that is a good idea too ...... this multicultural medoly will all fit seamlessly togther in national harmony because we all know the Kurds and Turks get on famously, and the Chinese triad families love the russian and lithuanian mafia, oh and the somalis just love all of us.
As for leaving SkyDancer, actually thats exactly what I'm looking at as there appears to be no end to the lunacy and I want my daughter out of there. So the UK will lose another skilled worker and another college entrant, and I am by no means the only one. Take a look at the figures for skilled blue collar and white collar workers leaving or retiring early and moving away.
The UK doesn't need people leaving it actually needs people entering - immigrants - legal immigrants with a desire to integrate, provide and contribute to the country - to become part of the British nation - to think of themselves as British and educate their children in Britain under a British system with British laws and values, to earn British money and not ship it home to foreign families, to compete in the open market like anyone else for jobs and to qualify for benefits in the same way as anyone else, to pay in to the system and not abuse the system, to take on the national language as their own. To be British citizens of whatever colour, race or background.
In the UK and in the USA (which is what this thread is supposed to be about) the immigration question isn't about race or colour it's about national identity and the notion of "home" . Taking your country with you to another country is not immigration it's invasion - always has been.
