27/01/2025

When people pontificate about immigration, they toss around the term “integration” like it’s some magical potion that will erase all our differences. It’s painted as this utopian fantasy where immigrants and natives blend into a harmonious tapestry, sharing cultures, enriching one another’s lives. But let’s be real here – integration is not just an illusion; it’s an undesirable nightmare for everyone involved.

Integration implies this smooth, seamless blending of cultures, languages, and identities, but the reality bites back with a harsh truth. Immigrants are caught in a cultural limbo, as countless studies, like those from the Migration Policy Institute, have shown. They’re forever in this no-man’s-land of identity, neither fully here nor there, leading to a crisis of self that often spills over into crime. And even for those born on British soil, the divide isn’t just present; it’s a chasm. They don’t belong here, plain and simple.

The very idea of integration erodes cultural identity, permanently alters our demographic landscape, and obliterates the homogenous nation we once knew. Let’s dive into some so-called ‘success stories’ of integration:

Axel Rudakubana:

Born in Cardiff to Rwandan parents, he was the poster child for integration until he wasn’t. Rudakubana committed the Southport murders, shattering the myth of the seamlessly integrated immigrant. He was the choir boy, the community member, even starred in a BBC Dr Who episode. Yet, beneath this facade, he was a second-generation immigrant who, at the drop of a hat, turned to violence, exposing the lie of integration.

The Grooming/Rape Gangs:

In Rochdale and Rotherham, we’ve seen the dark underbelly of so-called integration with second and third-generation Pakistani men involved in grooming and rape gangs. The fear of being branded racist delayed justice, covering up the problem for years. This isn’t integration; it’s a facade masking deep-seated issues. Integration here is nothing but a cope, a denial of harsh realities.

Stabbings:

Our city streets, particularly in London, are now a testament to the failure of integration. They’re battlegrounds, where gang warfare has become the norm, reflecting the breakdown of any supposed integration.

Shamima Begum:

British-born, yet she sought out the barbarity of ISIS, laughing about beheading. Her story is one of seeking out her cultural roots, embracing them in the worst way possible, leading to her citizenship being stripped and deportation. It sets a precedent – a wake-up call that integration is a myth, and the real solution lies in addressing immigration head-on.

To put it bluntly, integration is a myth, a convenient lie for those too squeamish to tackle the real issue – immigration itself. No to integration. Yes to remigration. It’s time we recognise that the dream of integration is not just unattainable but fundamentally undesirable. It’s time for a reality check.

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