26/05/2025
Integration Doesn’t Exist
Integration is a myth, an empty promise peddled by politicians and media talking heads that doesn’t hold up. In the UK, it’s clear this so-called blending of cultures isn’t happening, and quite frankly, we don’t want it. These are our homelands and they belong to us, not to strangers who bring their own ways and expect us to adapt.
The idea of integration suggests immigrants will adopt British customs while keeping some of their own identity. It’s nonsense. Look at Bradford or East London, where entire areas operate with different languages, dress, and social norms that clash with our own way of life. The 2021 Census showed that over 30% of the Tower Hamlets residents speak a non-English language at home, often Bengali. This isn’t blending, it’s separation.
The 2016 Casey Review confirmed ethnic segregation is growing, not shrinking, in UK cities. Integration is just a buzzword to dodge the reality of fractured communities.
Politicians push this myth to avoid the backlash of mass immigration, but it’s failing. The real truth? Most natives don’t want these strangers here at all. Our lands are rooted in our history, our traditions, our sacrifices. They’re not a free-for-all for outsiders to reshape. The Rotherham grooming/rape gang crimes, where thousands of girls were abused show what happens when cultural differences are ignored. Authorities, scared of being called racist, did nothing. That’s not a system working, it’s a betrayal of our own.
We’re not asking for strangers to fit in. We’re saying they’re not wanted. The 2023 Leicester riots, with Hindu and Muslim communities clashing, brought foreign conflicts to our streets. These aren’t our fights, and we shouldn’t host them. When people come here and demand changes, new rules, new spaces, and new ways, it’s not contribution; it’s imposition.
Integration doesn’t exist, and we don’t want it to. Our homelands are ours. Strangers should leave. No compromise, no excuses, just go.
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