to Octavio on immigration

Submitted by AS (India), Mar 21, 2007 at 03:36

if they are already in Europe, then they can be sent back too. nationaility based on birth has become an out of time phenomenon. the rate at which they are producing, they will become majority in future even if no more immigration happens! people and politicians of this generation have a serious responsibility. the BNPs need to be voted. and citizenship law needs to be changed.

look at the middle east 'islamic' countries. you can work there all your life but never become a citizen. this should be adopted. and the rest of the world needs to give stark warning to these islamic nations that if they dont become secular then they will face consequences. but citizenship laws need to be changed. anyone who is not a native should not be granted citizenship and also voting rights.

and on your John Lennon 'imagine' hopes of integrating muslims. i dunno whether i should laugh or weep. i think you know islamic history and islam. the attitude should be no compromise. and thinking on lines of avoiding tussle and violence is not gonna help. coz the more you retreat, the more they will bring the ball deeper down your court. please do not fall in the leftist trap of wishful thinking. this the issue of survival of Europe for Christ's sake. if hard steps need to be taken, they should be taken.

and all this shall happen only when you and the guy on the street finally makes the call that enough is enough. the leftist crap needs to be cast away. the sooner you do so the more chances you give to the future generations of europe. God! i cant imagine chants of allah 24/7 in paris or london! i think the church needs to become fanatic or else the leftists will destroy europe. i dont understand as to why people are not taking to arms in europe? ...

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