The Truth About Immigration #3 – The Economic Impact of Immigration in Microcosm
A frequently heard falsehood often repeated during television interviews with pro-globalist, pro-mass migration politicians and media pundits, is that immigration is good for us as long as the immigrants concerned have come here to better themselves, to work hard and provide a better future for their families. So often has this falsehood been repeated that we often see ordinary, otherwise quite sensible people repeat it especially following accusations that immigrants target Britain in order to exploit our benefits system.…
The Truth About Immigration #2 – The Macro-Economic Impact of Immigration
Whenever immigration is debated in the mass media we are told that irrespective of our views on this subject, we simply must acknowledge that immigration is of economic benefit to us as a nation and that our nation will suffer economically if we were to halt further mass immigration. This is of course an assertion that we all instinctively know to be false, but how do we demonstrate that fact? Firstly we need to understand how the economic performance…
The Truth About Immigration #1 – The Quantification of Immigration
Whenever race relations issues are in the news, a whole range of media pundits and spokespeople for the establishment political parties line up to tell us a variety of untruths in an attempt to mislead us, and in an attempt to deflect public attention away from the real impact and the real issues regarding mass immigration. This is the first article of a series. The Quantification of Immigration The dishonesty begins with the quantification of…
The Nation and Immigration from the Standpoint of Economics
By Max Musson: For most people the concept of ‘our nation’ is inextricably linked to notions of common ancestry and common cultural heritage, and it is therefore understandable that most people are alarmed or at least concerned by the volume and extent of non-White immigration into Britain and more widely into other European countries from the Third World, primarily Africa and Southern Asia. Governments however have sought to allay this alarm and concern by playing…