Professor David Betz has given numerous interviews on the impending civil war in the UK. Search for his name on YouTube. Is this a concern for the Conservative Party? I don't think I heard any Conservative MP discussing it. It should be at the forefront of articles such as this that discuss demographics.
Civil wars don't necesarily have a specific start date - unlike wars between nations that are declared on a particular date. We may well be already in the initial throes of it.
One of the arguments to justify mass immigration is that the birth rate of native Brits is in decline so we have to have more immigrants to pay for our pensions. The data shows this is an absurd argument.
Do we have any sort of research at all that drills down into what ‘for good’ means? A lot of people may be intending to stay for good or would stay for good ceteris paribus, but would they stay for good if there was a fully fledged fiscal crisis (as seems likely)? Clearly this is not easy to predict but I have often wondered about this.
So not only have successive governments been running a Ponzi scheme, but it's not even a very competently managed one. Calling people racist for questioning it can only work for so long. Hopefully something fundamental might change before the country goes bust and becomes unecognisable to anyone born before 1980.
Here is something to contemplate:
Worrying thought: have we already had our final General Election in the UK?
https://hellish2050.substack.com/p/worrying-thought-have-we-already
Professor David Betz has given numerous interviews on the impending civil war in the UK. Search for his name on YouTube. Is this a concern for the Conservative Party? I don't think I heard any Conservative MP discussing it. It should be at the forefront of articles such as this that discuss demographics.
Civil wars don't necesarily have a specific start date - unlike wars between nations that are declared on a particular date. We may well be already in the initial throes of it.
One of the arguments to justify mass immigration is that the birth rate of native Brits is in decline so we have to have more immigrants to pay for our pensions. The data shows this is an absurd argument.
Do we have any sort of research at all that drills down into what ‘for good’ means? A lot of people may be intending to stay for good or would stay for good ceteris paribus, but would they stay for good if there was a fully fledged fiscal crisis (as seems likely)? Clearly this is not easy to predict but I have often wondered about this.
So not only have successive governments been running a Ponzi scheme, but it's not even a very competently managed one. Calling people racist for questioning it can only work for so long. Hopefully something fundamental might change before the country goes bust and becomes unecognisable to anyone born before 1980.