Invasion of the unidentifiables
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"Australia on shaky ground over refugees," Edward Duhigg asserted in his letter on Monday. Australia is a nation-state. As such, it has the right to control the entry of people into the country.
Immigration is one thing. Invasion by unidentifiable people is another. Those who are prepared to take responsibility for the legitimacy and behaviour of people claiming to be refugees in the name of human rights should step forward and do just that. They should also be responsible for their baggage. Customs would check for bush meat and drugs.
Australians have every right to consider who is arriving on their shores without passports or visas. With no proof of identity, of where they have come from and of why they have come, why should they simply be absorbed into Australian society? Because Phil Robertson of Human Rights Watch considers it their right? What about the rights of the Australian people, who are already suffering the murderous horrors of Islamic immigrants?
The UK too, and most of Europe, are suffering an influx of “impoverished” refugees purporting to having escaped from the terror of Islamic fundamentalists. Many turn up with mobile phones and new shoes. Europe has been warned that some could be fifth columnists from Islamic groups like ISIS. In the Mediterranean the trade in immigrants is a multi-billion-dollar business for those selling places on their unseaworthy boats. It is all part of the uncontested invasion of Europe by Islam and the imposition of their sharia law, the very same law as enacted by ISIS in its videos.
In the UK, mass immigration is crushing the National Health Service and education system and causing a severe lack of housing, while at the same time destroying British culture.
All these “boat people” arriving in Europe and Australia are illegal immigrants. Anyone arriving legally has to prove his identity and is subject to immigration checks. Allowing unidentifiable people uncontrolled freedom of entry makes nonsense of immigration controls. But, further, it poses a huge threat to the people of a nation-state and their rights.
Human rights and political correctness have turned society on its head. Criminals and those behaving illegally now have rights that take precedence over those of their victims and people who behave in a legitimate manner.
There is an urgent need to restore common sense. This mass-immigration problem must be prevented at the source, in the countries of embarkation.
JC Wilcox
