Citizens of this forum! The new way to the west is what the west needs to suvive

Submitted by Harrak (Canada), Jun 1, 2006 at 19:04

Let's be fair for a moment here. Morocco is one among the gates to the west. Focusing on Morocco only is not fair. There is Turkey, a whole bridge over country to the west. Most Arab states citizens can get to Turkey without visa. So they go there and cross to Europe. Mexico is an other instance where not only Latinos cross the borders to the west, but it has been reported that middle eastern Arabs too..

In any case, the west is a strange phenomenon. An entity that needs the other -which is looked down upon- for its own survival. The west is a tired, sick and lazy society. This society needs hardworking immigrants to support the elderlies by payying their taxes. Who works the dirty jobs, the inteligent jobs, the hazardeous jobs? Immigrants...

A final word on immigration policy. Please allow me to explain to this, and I hope that the MBA idiots take my advice. Look! the coutries that have problems with immigration are MAINLY the USA and France, Holland and Belgium. The scandanavian states to some extent. Why? it is because when you import immigrants VASTLY from ONE specific country (examples: France and Algeria/ Belgium and Morocco/ USA and Mexico), that receiving coutry ends up over time with a big minority that may become one day a majority. So, the solution to that is not stopping immigration, but just do like the INTELLIGENT Canadian policy makers do. Learn from Canada! set up a number of immigrants to each year with consideration of their coutry of origin. Maximize the diversity and equalize the diversified immigrant population portions. This way, there is no way one community will become bigger than the other. They will be scattered and to protect themselves, they will always be loyal to the rule of law.

Nothing is wrong with Islamic immigration, it is still a good part of a whole issue that should be treated fairly.

This was no wishful thinking..

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