I am always bombarded by the BBC, the Government and my friends about the positives of immigration, I have decided that they are mostly rose tinted views.

With the Norman invasion I was talking about the massive impact it had upon the culture of England, which was massive, you must admit. The only way that came about was through conquest, not pasive immigration policy on the part of the English. Thus comparing historical influxes to modern immigration is often a bogus analogy.

I don't care what happens in the Olympics, they are a farce and the fact that they ahve been held in Nazi Germany and Communist China gives plenty evidence that they are bollocks.

As for my statement about "kindred folk", well I will say it to myself.
A nation like Aussie (or even NZ) is young and founded upon the memory of recent immigration and colonisation. England has national and social narrative older than Hungary. It is much harder to dislodge it through passive mass immigration, indeed it seems to cause friction.

Britain will soon be striggling under the weight of its population, and yet some here think that it is a good idea to let more people in. Why? An absurd modernist belief in multiculturalism, something which the British people from the start had no say in, and when they dared talk about it "Racialist! Racialist!" was thrown at them. Enoch Powell, a man who is now seen a racist bigot (although he adored Indian people and culture), saw the problem with multiculturalism, he was thrown to the dogs for it.