When I was young, I left Sudan in search of ‘success’. Now I yearn for family and home | Having moved to the West, immigrant argues against globalization — makes implicit argument for nationalism

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Without a resurgence of nationalism Europe is facing a cataclysm.

Quite apart from the fertility of the immigrants, one only has to look at Sailer's "most important graph" to see that Muslim and African population increase in their home countries is is going to mean tremendous unrest and migration pressure especially now that Europe is only a short boat ride away.

The thing that frustrates me about this correspondent is that having secured a prestigious position in the UK she spends most of her energy dumping on the host nation, castigating the indigenous population, and working tirelessness on the behalf of her co-ethnics

She is clearly able to articulate the problems associated with globalism but her solution is a form of neo-colonialism.

Rather than working to improve Britain, the country must be remade to accommodate her interests. Immigrant activists are behaving in a similar manner in white countries all around the world.