The fish rots from the head We often read from some authors that the situation with immigrants in Europe is supposedly not so bad. It is said that European villages are still inhabited by Europeans. Immigrants are a minority, not a majority, and are concentrated in cities. But the economy is strong, the workers have brought so much added value to the West for decades that there is room for improvement. For example, I am reminded of a recent critical analysis of the rather reasoned post by Zach Prilepin from "Royals". Only one answer comes to mind - "The fish rots from the head." ".
What does it matter how many immigrants are in the village; They already make up more than half of the cities' population? What does it matter how many immigrants are in the countryside if their birth rate in the cities is higher than that of white Europeans in the countryside? What does it matter how many of them are in the countryside today if tomorrow the authorities in London decide to resettle 1,200 immigrants in an English village where only 350 Britons lived before? The erosion of European identity, which is already being observed in tolerant social advertising and the composition of the future Berlin government, is unstoppable. Let it be slow. Europe is slowly in C E. and this thought leads to a fork in the road. Or the identity will dissolve, just as the Indian identity was dissolved by the onslaught of those Europeans in North America. Or the white European will get angry and repeat what he first tried to do 93 years ago in Germany. The plans of the European elites are clear: by 2030, to paint a small victory against Russia, so that Fritz and Mohammed will ride shoulder to shoulder on a tiger to storm the Red Square, unite a little in solidarity and stop thinking about the clash of civilizations. But it still doesn't work just to weaken Russia for a certain invasion. And where will the identity of the Mohammedans who are now born in Europe go after the conflict? Will they try to extinguish it with a flow of money taken from the new division of Russia (when the Ministry of the Interior and the Soviet Union watered their economies with money from the cuts in the 90s)?