British media have carried stories about an Italian immigrant who murdered a
schoolteacher and was sentenced to life in prison. He is about to be
released after serving just 12 years. The government wants to deport him to
Italy, but a combination of British human rights legislation and European
Union law are making it impossible to do so. This does not bode well for
deporting Islamic terrorists who call for the overthrow of the government
and incite young people to acts of violence.
Abraham Lincoln said no nation can exist half slave and half free. Neither
can a nation be sustained if it allows conditions that result in mass
emigration, while importing huge numbers of foreigners who come from
backgrounds that do not practice assimilation or tolerance of other beliefs.
When one factors in the high number of abortions (one in five pregnancies
are aborted in England and Wales), the high birth rates of immigrants (15
times those of white Britons), it doesn't take a population expert to
predict that the days of the England we have known may be numbered.
The problem for Britain and the United States isn't just the change in
demographics. It is the reluctance of both countries to inculcate the
beliefs, history and, yes, religious ideals, which made our nations so
successful that others wanted to come and be a part of them. The difference
between many of the current immigrants and those of the past is that the
previous ones wanted to become fully American or fully British. The current
ones, in too many cases, would destroy what makes our countries unique. And
the "leaders" of Britain and America refuse to stop it.
The greater tragedy is that the people of Britain have little say in any of
this, so they are taking the road of last resort. They are leaving.