Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on ""If Immigrants Can't Support Themselves, They Should Go Home". Public Funds: Cost of Immigration" video.

This is obviously planned and happens in other Anglosphere countries.
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The scary thing is it happens in every Anglosphere nation at the same time. This is not unplanned
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There was a similar story in Australia years ago. A man with four social houses. One for himself, and one each for his three wives. And yet it's ilegal to have more than one wife in Australia. To know who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize -Voltaire.
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100% correct. I've been saying that in Australia for years. The major parties have the same policies and the small parties are controlled opposition to give the illusion of choice
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 @Revelation2219 We certainly do. It starts with pointing this out to your own kids
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Years ago there was a big TV scandal. One migrant man had four social houses. One for himself and one for each of his three wives. And yet it's actually ilegal to have more than one wife in this country. As for the failed state that's actually the only way this ends. I live rurally and yes we also get sent migrants we don't want. But they are not in enclaves. Wages are higher, but cost of living is incredibly high and it costs $235 a week to rent one room, some people from the Philippines and parts of Asia are going home because they are worse off here.
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Australia has the same problem. Immigration is a Ponzi scheme. Constant immigration has reduced our standard of living dramatically. I actually know some who moved back to third world countries because the standard of living was higher. It's a sad state of affairs but 2000 pounds for a tiny flat, if things continue, you might get immigrants leaving too.
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 @pizzamad3334 Didn't the US fight a war about no taxation without representation?
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In Australia we have had at or below replacement birthrates for sixty years. We would have enough affordable housing without building any more if it wasn't for immigration. I'm sure Britain is the same.
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That's the Australian governments latest craze. Sending migrants to rural areas. We don't want them either and we struggle to house our own people just like the cities. The good news is that some migrants hate rural life so much they go home. Two families come immediately to mind. One didn't like it at all. The town only has Christian churches, and it's 200 KMs to the closest mosque. The pubs sell alcohol and the people drink it. And nobody speaks their language so they need to speak English all the time. What they expected when they accepted the visa to live in rural Australia God only knows. The other family missed the CCP and went back to China. There are some people from the Philippines. They are a better fit culturally. Roman Catholic and not adverse to a steak and chips and a cold beer. But quite frankly, whilst they get paid more here, cost of living is so much higher they are thinking of going home too.
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@d.marques4700 I'm Australian and we have compulsory voting. So ussually over 90% of adults vote. Yes every election I vote for alternative parties and have done since the 90s. And I used to work for the electoral Commission so I understand elections perfectly. But is it still a democracy when the only parties capable of power have the same policies? And is it still a democracy when the last census shows that half the voters are recent immigrants invited in your country and now your politicians represent what they want?
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Absolutely in Australia our previous Prime Minister was publicly praised by Schwab for using covid to advance their aims. And our present Prime Minister is called airbus Albo because he spends all his time flying around signing international agreements. Another interesting enquiry is looking at the UN agreements our governments have made. Start with Agenda 21 and 30, signed decades ago.
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@robm8809 Absolutely look at Agenda 21 and 30 which our country's signed up to decades ago, and ofcourse the kalergie plan.
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@dannydxm Exactly, please see above.
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The future belongs to those who show up - Mark Steyn.
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And that's how it's meant to end. 2030: You Will Own Nothing.
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That's how Australia housed post war immigrants in the 1950s. They still came though. More recently shipping containers on a Pacific island stopped the ilegal ones. But it's all smoke and mirrors, for every ilegal one they stop, they invite in 200,000 and your government would do the same.
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Australia too.
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