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Stout Yeoman's avatar

The French novelist Renaud Camus said: "Can you join a people? You can, though the bar is high. Individuals who so wish can always join a people out of love for its language, literature, its art de vivre or its landscapes. But, you can’t do this at scale: peoples who remain peoples cannot join other peoples. They can only conquer them, submerge them, replace them"

“if a veiled woman with a shaky command of our language, entirely ignorant of our culture can say to a native Frenchman with a passionate interest in Roman churches, the finer points of vocabulary and syntax, Montaigne, Jean-Jaques Rousseau, Burgundy Wine, and Proust and whose family has for several generations lived in the same little valley of the Vivrais […] 'I am just as French as you are', it follows that “being French is nothing”"

Needless to say, Camus was vilified for telling it like it is.

Abedi who commited the Manchester atrocity lived in an area called Little Libya where many migrants from Libya lived. His 'refugee' family would take holidays in Libya. They remained 'peoples' distinct from the English and they did not join us. The doctrine of multiculturalism allows "peoples to remain peoples", to live by their imported culture.

This cannot be reversed now by integration strategies. The parallel communities are too numerous and too entrenched in their loyalties and ties to other countries and cultures. Only remigration can save our people.

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JMButler's avatar

Thank you for that summary. As a boomer with no time for the prevalent anti-racist schtick, I'm looking forward to seeing more about the Homeland Party, which hasn't yet got a high enough profile to start to make a difference to our politics. I hope it will, and soon.

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