Posted on 08/23/2011 12:47:13 PM PDT by Olog-hai
An international survey of 23 countries by Ipsos has found opposition to immigration in numerous countries across the world, with majorities often considering its effects to be negative and its scale excessive. European nations were typical of this trend.
Majorities in countries as diverse as Germany, South Africa, Russia, Turkey and the United States were found to consider immigration to have a "very or fairly negative impact".
Anti-immigration sentiment was particularly strong in Europe, with over 65% of Spaniards, Italians and British polled strongly or partly agreeing that "there are too many immigrants in our country".
Sweden and Poland were the only European countries surveyed that did not have majorities who considered immigration to have a negative impact. In no country did a majority consider immigration to have been beneficial.
Majorities in most EU countries surveyed agreed that immigration had made it more difficult for citizens to find employment and "placed too much pressure on public services," such as health care and education.
Anti-immigrant sentiment has put significant strain on freedom of movement within the EU. On 11 August, the European Commission approved Spain's measures to exclude Romanian workers from its labour market. The Spanish unemployment rate is by far the highest in the EU at 21%. Bulgaria and Romania recently saw their accession to the Schengen border-free area postponed.
The Dutch and Danish governments, whose parliamentary majorities are dependent on the support of far-right anti-immigrant parties, have pushed particularly hard to limit immigration. In the case of Denmark, the unilateral imposition of new border controls was harshly criticized by the European Commission and Germany.
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Oh how politically incorrect.
And yet, those countries are (nominally) called democracies. So much for the will of the people.
They’re also members of the UN which is exactly the organization pushing for this world migration debacle.
Notice that world migration is uni-directional — from 3rd world to 1st world so that the latter can become emasculated and less dominant than it once was.
Who benefitted from this migration process?
“Anti-immigration sentiment was particularly strong in Europe, with over 65% of Spaniards, Italians and British polled strongly or partly agreeing that “there are too many immigrants in our country”
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Remember this well, because when the clean-out starts here, those hypocritical euros will be pointing the finger at us and
claiming ethnic-cleansing.
Same with the US. No one asked the American people if they wanted to be invaded by the third world.
Now if they can just start deportation, they can eventually fix their invasion / immigration problem.
So much for the will of the people.
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yep. you nailed it.
Republicans AND Democrats, allowed 10+million to break our laws, and collect free money from taxpayers.
meanwhile, Congress regulates our lightbulbs and toilet flushes.
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