
The episode discusses the implications of immigration on crime rates and cultural identity in Europe, advocating for a pause on immigration to protect native populations.
Did you know that crime rates in Europe per capita are significantly higher among immigrants than among native Europeans? This is especially true for certain nationalities in particular. The reasons for this can be debated, and should be; but more important is to a) get public attention to realise that it is in fact true, and b) stop the prevailing mass influx of people into the ancestral homelands of the indigenous European people until such time as the security of local women and children can be ensured. Yes, the vast majority of immigrants are good law-abiding people, but when horrific crimes are becoming a daily occurance, it becomes prejudiced to NOT seek to stop or at least pause such immigration, to protect the victims – the traditional folk of Europe. Yet even if reforms were made to ensure no dangerous individuals (or cultures) entered Europe, it would still be true that for justice and kindness to native Europeans – including our ancestors and descendants – immigration must be put on indefinite hold. From economics and providing for locals, not pushing wages down and prices up; to culture and not blending the treasures of diversity into a homogenous soup of sameness; to…
Host: Jamie McGlue
Books & works: Gaeilge
Places: Europe, Ireland
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