Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "Muhammed is the most popular boys’ name in Britain, but the mainstream media will not say so" video.
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@pmoran7971 In which publication did you read about the bones being found. Where they also sub-Saharan African, which is the definition of black Africa.
Of course, early hominids, first evolved in the Rift valley In East Central Africa, But that was hundreds of thousands of years ago. There were also the Neanderthals and Denisovans later on, which interbred with those, whom had left Africa.
Whiter skin is a much more recent feature.
As to England's indigenous population being mixed. The majority is made up of ancient Britons, Angles, Saxons, Danes and Vikings. All closely related Northern European peoples, with closely related and intertwined cultures. Not mixed in any Global sense.
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@trevormcdonald385 E P, was a patriot and a nationalist. Other countries are a home for their native people. Why shouldn't the nations of the British Isles be a home for each of their people's too. Japan is, Korea is, China is, India is, Nigeria is, Thailand is, Vietnam is etc., In fact, most countries are, and nobody criticizes them for keeping their identity. Everyone should have the right to preserve their culture, without pressure to change it, by outsiders or even by the acquiescence of those in authority.
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@trevormcdonald385 To be honest. I don't know if it's apathy by governments, or there is some underlying agenda. If you asked indigenous Britons, whether they approved of mass immigration, most would say no. Probably, many of those migrants would also say, no. The problem is, that people have so many other issues in their lives, that this specific issue never gets addressed. Again, is this intentional or is there some reason behind it. Maybe, if enough people are effected by its effects, and it does become a vote-winning issue. Then something might be done.
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@trevormcdonald385 Not sure how much laws restricting Commonwealth economic migrants had on reducing numbers. There are criminals from the West Indies, who committed serious crimes, but they can't be deported because of old EU Human Rights legislation. Once they set foot in the UK, it is pretty much impossible to send them back home. Most migrants, are economic migrants, who have travelled half-way around the World. They are allowed to stay, even though they have no right to. Many destroy their documentation, so it's difficult to find out where they came from, or more importantly, who they are. The vast majority are also fighting-age males, and most a certain religion.
As for Brexit, a major factor was mass immigration, mostly from Eastern Europe. Due to freedom of movement, there could be no regulation, as to whether those coming had any skills to offer, or were of good character. As soon as they came, they had immediate access to benefits, school and health services, which British people had built. Suddenly, having to pay for a couple of million extra people, would put any country under pressure.
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@ludicrousbkill You can't even get your alleged figures right, so now it's 6, rather than 3? It also depends as a "war"? Many millions have died in religiously motivated violence, in pogroms, forced displacements, and so-called "blasphemy" within their own religions, amongst many other events. Without religion these would never have occurred.
However religion isn't just responsible for deaths. it's also the restrictions it imposes on people's freedom. Such as who you can marry, what you can eat, what you can wear, who you can associate with, and numerous other ridiculous rules
Religion is the biggest disease of mankind.
“Religion is an insult to human dignity. Without it you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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@AVIARYCOURT I had to research this. There isn't much on the internet, except from a pre-show press release, below. It shows the national sentiment even then, after six years of Blair rule. Imagine the situation now? The show was called "You Be The Judge", from 2003. Did the viewers reject all five asylum seekers?
"BRITAIN is currently the world's top destination for asylum seekers, receiving 92,000 applications last year -a third more than the USA.
For some people, this is proof that Britain is becoming a ``soft touch'', with many critics of the current system insisting that not all applicants can really be fleeing persecution.
But how do the authorities distinguish between genuine asylum seekers and economic migrants?
The BBC tonight devotes an entire evening to the issue, including a live debate from Liverpool.
Why Liverpool? The Beeb says it's because of the city's strong historical links with migration and immigration, added to the corporation's desire to make more programmes out of London.
You the Judge, asks viewers what they would do if they had to make the life-changing decisions Britain's immigration officers face every day.
Some commentators argue that immigrants are a burden on the taxpayer and a strain on the already over-stretched NHS. Others fear press hysteria is putting too great a pressure on the government to cut down the number of applications, meaning genuine refugees are being sent back to face persecution, torture and ,in some extreme cases, death.
Presented by Fiona Bruce, the live, interactive programme hears stories from people who have arrived in the UK from countries including Zimbabwe, Turkey, Afghanistan and Slovakia.
In each case, the Home Office has already decided whether or not the applicant should be allowed to stay in Britain -but You the Judge allows viewers to make up their own minds. But will their verdicts match those of the Home Office?
You the Judge is followed at 9pm by the documentary Asylum, in which a reporter goes undercover in a bid to explore the failings of the British system."
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