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It All Comes Down To This
In the years ahead, we will have to make a choice: Do we pursue remigration to restore demographic security, despite the risks and the names we’ll be called? Or do we say “It's too late”, and surrender our country and identity to anyone from anywhere who claims to be English or British?
During my debate with Maajid Nawaz, he claimed that failing to recognise immigrant communities as British or English, and attempting to deport them, will produce conditions comparable to Nazi Germany. Instead, he suggested Christians and conservatives find common ground with “traditionalist” Muslims, and ally against socialists and materialists.
He made the same claim during a debate with Raymond Ibrahim, chaired by Winston Marshall, about whether Islam is compatible with the West. But the crowd cheered for deportations anyway, because they know these “traditions” are incompatible with our way of life. They produced the grooming gangs, and have rendered towns and cities across Britain unrecognisable.
What's being offered with that compromise is Britain slowly becoming South Africa, Lebanon, or Yugoslavia, because the people Maajid urges us to accommodate will not acquiesce to our demands. If he isn’t having any luck persuading them to convert to his reading of Islam, how can we expect them to act indistinguishably from Englishmen? As Harrison Pitt quipped, “Go and post copies of John Fortescue through letterboxes in Tower Hamlets, and see how much luck you have [with integration].”
If a false dichotomy is pushed, that everyone of foreign heritage has to go, or everyone, no matter their incompatibility and inevitable criminality, must stay, then more people will choose indiscriminate mass deportations than lose possession of their country.
At root, we just don't want to have to deal with these people anymore. We know their presence is optional, and every day they're in our country just makes our lives worse.
It's not, as David Goodhart claims, “Too late.” We shouldn't have to redefine our identity to encompass its antonyms, or let foreign colonies take root in our soil forever. The option to denaturalise and deport these people is there, despite the discomfort some feel about it.
And the longer it is insisted that deportations are immoral and impossible, the more people will be willing to take that option to get their country back.