Immigration
Reader comment on item: [Australia's] Crisis of illegal immigration

Submitted by Willie (South Africa), Oct 29, 2005 at 06:12

The idea of populating various countries with moslems and ultimately introducing the Islamic law, I suspect, is one of the hidden agendas. In south Africa, they come from Pakistan and Bangladesh and marry the local black women to get PR and finally citizenship. West should stop thinking about diplomatic niceties in this regard. They must accept only qualified people from other countires. Unfortunately, despite being Christian majority countries, they do very little for the qualified Christians on some technical matters like exceeding the age limit, etc, while illegal muslims can go in ship-loads. the muslim organisation in Western countries do their best to bring in as many muslims as possible while the Christian organisations do almost nothing.

I am a non-white Christian and I have this to say to the white christan women. Increase the population or else you and your people find yourself a minority in your own country. It is your responsibility to see to it that you always maintain the majority position and thereby retain the historical and cultural aspects. the immigrants come because they are attracted to the western civilization. But once they land, they want to destroy it by introducing their own system, especially of religion, in the adopted countries. Why shouldn't christan organisations do something about helping christan immigration. There are 1000s of them waiting to immigrate but cannot, while non-christians forced immigations are accepted.

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