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immigration, lack or strength in leaders or we british are just plain weak?
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Im perplexed and its getting to a stage where I dont understand. I went to my wifes friends place who happens to be from iraq. The windows were wide open and the heating was on full blast apparently to help ventilation. The guy was there with a few of his friends who could speak to me but chose not too. His british born wife explained that he and his friends choose not to speak English as they are too proud of their home land to change. I then found out that all these guys were on benefits and I asked them how they distinguished between asking for help from a country and preserving their 'proudness'. Once this was explained by his otherhalf me and my wife were told we should leave. My wife is annoyed with me and I am left with a feeling of guttedness. I know there are loads of uk born british people exactly the same. I think I am just venting my anger. but I came away the bad person and I have never been out of work in my life and every country I visit I respect the culture and try blend in. Am I bad thinking ill of these people?
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//Has anybody paused to think that the reason they are here is because their homes were destroyed by the massive NATO bombardment of Iraq in which Britain and Tony "45 minutes"Blair played a big part ?
If so then who are the bad guys ?//
great point argorstran, but as usual not many people think of that.
If so then who are the bad guys ?//
great point argorstran, but as usual not many people think of that.
The problem is not really immigrants it is the huge scale of migration. According to Office of National Statistics figures the UK is experiencing one of the largest mass movements of people in global history see:
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Although the mass migration was started by Labour in 1997, when they more than doubled the migration rate, the governments of the UK have become addicted to the economic effects of swapping our land for credit:
See UK Housing Crisis http://
Labour's huge increase in migration in 1997 was designed to exacerbate racial tensions, as you would expect from modern postmarxists.
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Although the mass migration was started by Labour in 1997, when they more than doubled the migration rate, the governments of the UK have become addicted to the economic effects of swapping our land for credit:
See UK Housing Crisis http://
Labour's huge increase in migration in 1997 was designed to exacerbate racial tensions, as you would expect from modern postmarxists.
//His british born wife explained that he and his friends choose not to speak English as they are too proud of their home land to change.//
and therein lies the problem. This is not unique to just Iraqis. Until there is some requirement in place for immigrants to respect the new homeland of their choosing, the UK will be a place where even children who are born here won't be able to speak English.
and therein lies the problem. This is not unique to just Iraqis. Until there is some requirement in place for immigrants to respect the new homeland of their choosing, the UK will be a place where even children who are born here won't be able to speak English.
They chose not to speak to you, which seems odd, and then you challenged them in turn by asking a question which, while perfectly valid in a debate on Question Time or down the pub, might seem a trifle insensitive when you are a guest in someone's house.
Perhaps there's a bit more to this that you've not told us?
Perhaps there's a bit more to this that you've not told us?
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