Comments by "Agma" (@demonhalo67) on "The Alternative View" channel.

  1. When I think back to the 1980's and 1990's, how this country has changed, it's beyond belief. I am in South Wales and I have seen a massive influx in the last five years, I want them all gone. All I have left is memories, I hate this country now. Ethnic division will never get better while the native people have this forced on them without consent.
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  2. That's how it works Stace, the country is being taken advantage of, we are a weak and rudderless nation with no direction. Immigrants of all ilk know this.
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  3. It isn't it's an absolute catastrophe. In these numbers we will get ghettoization and no integration at all in our cities and growing opposition to newcomers in our currently still native majority towns. As of last week I am no longer visiting my local city, it is overrun and no longer part of my country.
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  4. The response needs to be universal, make their lives as hard as possible until they leave.
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  5. This guy is in denial, mass immigration is the problem. All the people ever wanted was managed immigration circa 50-100k a year. Instead we have been treated to a million a year with a 500k net influx. If a right wing government does not come to power and throw on the handbrake with regards to immigration by the time I have paid my mortgage I will pass guardianship of my house to my sister, rent it out and move abroad.
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  6. They are also very divisive due to their different ways. UK must adopt an anti immigration sentiment and drive them out.
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  7. All of that has been wasted as we have chosen to commit cultural suicide in the name of historical guilt.
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  8. Foreigners can have the cities but they are not having the countryside as well. Segreation only way forward in this now bitterly divided country.
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  9. There is alot of foreigners in this country which harbor the same sentiments as she does. What she forgets though is that there are native people in this country which hate her just as much. Where do we go from here? I went to a nearby city yesterday to visit my mum and was shocked at the level of immigration in just 18 months. Large gangs of foreigners walking about and division on ethnic lines. The city I used to live in is lost.
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  10. It's not that bad in South Wales, Cardiff is pretty bad but even there we are still the majority for now. I feel in retirement In 20-30 years I will be marginalised and discriminated against as they take over cities and towns one by one. Biggest first down the pecking order.
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  11. I don't, I'm outspoken and will say it in the pub. It is the truth.
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  12.  @eileenpritchard9154  Until people realise that voting Reform and getting an alternative presence in parliament is the only way we can stop the mass immigration agenda, we will continue to be replaced. Anyone who has voted Labour and Conservative in the last 20 years has contributed to the situation we now find ourselves in. It is now the only peaceful solution left to curb the influx because every 5 years the number of foreigners here continues to grow and their influence in political discourse and representation is growing while our demographic influence is shrinking.
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  13. The countryside is the only place left in Britain that is British and that is exactly why I live out here, i don't want to mix with people here not British, the issue is not colour but cultural and linguistic. I am not guilty of being white, our history or my beliefs and I never will be.
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  14. They would be. To fight for the forces now you would have to be an idiot, what is there to fight for?
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  15. Diversity reduces cultural cohesion, divides and is ultimately a proven failure leading to civil and national strife. Govt and businesses are in denial and are trying at all costs to make it a success to save face. It has been a disaster for the native people's of this island and partly way more than half a million white Brits are emigrating per year and birth rates are in huge decline. The biggest mistake British people have made is not punishing the mainstream parties over the official immigration narrative, as they have been slowly turning on the tap for decades we will now soon be a minority in our own country and will lose our say and control with it.
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  16. It's a temporary feeling. As their numbers grow and ours shrink they will soon be seeing more of them on a day to day basis than us.
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  17. She is exactly the reason integration is not and never will work.
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  18. Vote Front Nationale.
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  19. The BNP were and have always been right. It's a shame the BNP and UKIP didn't amalgamate. I believed brexit would send a strong enough message to government to reduce immigration, but that has been completely ignored. Sadly I feel I now there is little choice but plan to emigrate.
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  20. With the native population down to 36% share on average inside the M25 circle it is natural some will feel so bold as to post such a remark will little feel of retribution. As integration in most areas of the U.K. Has failed this is what is in store as areas get completely replaced & local flight accelerates. This issue is not going away. How long will it be before ethnic political parties will start emerging that will pledge certain loyalty to some ethnicities but not others?, as each faction wrestles with the other for local and regional control of certain areas of the U.K. If integration is not wanted and people's can't get along in a mixed society, (the natives never asked for). Naturally, patterns of segregation will start to emerge. You can't force different people to live with each other if that is not wanted.
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  21. Only an election of an anti immigration government will turn the tide but people don't see the big picture and will vote with their pockets. Had I not have a mortgage I would emigrate to the pacific or South America as the addiction to immigration in the anglosphere will be the end of us within a generation.
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  22. The government want them here, they always have.
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  23. It has been foolishly given away by the mainstream political class, now we are left with universally divided country, the loss of our major cities to foreign cultures, fragmented communities and reduced quality of life due to immigration pressures on services. I am not responsible for any of it:- I voted UKIP, BNP and brexit party over 20 years to try and get my voice heard but to no avail. Too many Brits could not see what was happening, now it's too late. We're losing our country and it can't be stopped now.
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  24.  @themightyalpaca313  You do that and it will split the vote and no right party will get any MP's and nothing will change. We need to unite under one banner like in the UKIP days.
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  25. The native anglosphere young generation will become increasingly marginalised as they have less and less numbers to influence national direction and political discourse.
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  26. It seems oblivious to the far left that some people don't want them here, their view should not override those against. Is he surprised therefore about the increasing pushback we have been seeing recently?
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  27. All part of the takeover plan which some of our own people are happy to help with. I am not going to give up alcohol however I feel there will come a time when we are a minority the decision will be made for us. Disagree if you will but I can see where this is going.
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  28. That's what they are doing, playing for advantage.
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  29. The quality of immigration is not there either, at best they will end up in entry level work but that is not wanted either as where will our youngsters work?. The world's bright will never come to the UK, we are a closed shop of low manufacturing and a service and foreign dependency. They will go where the sun is rising, such as Malaysia, Singapore and UAE.
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  30.  @vordman  We need segregation like in the US. You have you're patch I have mine. The native city people are downsizing to smaller towns all over the country to get away from the influx and get at least a little nearer to what used to be Britain. In 100 years, most native people left will be living in the countryside, or small hamlets and villages.
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  31. They know a substantial number of native Brits don't want it but it's official policy to push on with it regardless. It is high brow arrogance from our own govt. Trouble is, much of the British people have not punished them in elections leading them to carry on.
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  32. It is up to all of us to drive them out of our communities.
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  33. There is no way I will fight for this country if WW3 breaks out. I'd prefer to renounce citizenship and claim political asylum in Australia, a country that will protect it's borders.
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  34. Unison is impossible on this issue while half of native people are happy for this invasion to continue. When they realise they have helped them marginalise our own people they will come round but by then it'll be too late. Emigration is the only realistic option, if we have to live with foreigners then at least it'll be ones of our own choosing.
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  35. Remember walking around John Frost Square in 1990, there were Muslims even then but 9/10 people were native British born.
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  36.  @thenewcamelot8873  That has already happened in most of the biggest cities in the UK. All staunch Labour run councils, balkanised through the immigrant vote on open borders.
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  37. Thanks for the translation, we need to know what they are saying!
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  38. The only solution is robust anti immigration sentiment.
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  39. Brits alive today should not have to bear the consequences our fathers made generations and centuries ago. We have a right to continued British culture and an end to open border immigration which is increasingly dividing and increasing anti immigration sentiment.
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  40. All three of his recent books on immigration were spot on. Large scale immigration simply does not work.
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  41. It is and will continue to. We will become more and more marginalised going forward. Every election our opportunity to resist immigration diminishes as minorities amalgamate and have greater political representation. This is now too late, the way to get away from it now is to emigrate to a small island somewhere.
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  42. This is the problem, the young don't remember Britain as it used to be.
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  43. They are not going anywhere. Brits and Irish too passive and accommodating of their presence.
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  44.  user-dl6pn9kp8m  It was bad 20 years ago, last time I was there, can't imagine what it looks like now. Are there actually any English people left in Birmingham?
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  45. That is the truth. I don't dislike all foreigners but there is certain foreigners I don't like because they won't integrate and speak English.
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  46. It's not our country anymore. Most of our large cities are already lost to immigration and this is trickling down to the smaller ones, before towns, then villages. We will be forced out into the countryside to escape.
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  47.  @lindaevans4921  Bridgend is ok for now. I am here so unless they speak English and integrate then they will not experience a very warm welcome for long.
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  48. You need to move to a village or town with a strong local community that resists change. Migrants will still turn up but quickly find they are not wanted and will move on.
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  49.  @ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511  The country is lost, there is zero chance of any the 12 million foreigners leaving voluntarily or repatriation. The UK was sink into a cesspit of division and segregation. It's already a very unpleasant place to live and it's going to get worse.
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  50. The results of mass immigration are clear to see, the BNP were right it is the most divisive and insane policy since WWII. Communities are falling apart, leading to more isolation and mental conditions, traffic and busy roads has led to gridlock and difficulties with commuting to work, impossible to get an appointment for anything, schools are full and house prices and rent now mean everywhere is getting unaffordable. Politicians sold the British people out 25 years ago, every aspect of living in Britain is worse now that is was then and it's all because of immigration to quick fix falling birth rates.
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