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Mary Jackson on immigration
A VFR reader (identified as “M”) challenged Mary Jackson at New English Review on Muslim immigration restriction and separationism, and elicited an interesting reply from her.
Howard Sutherland writes:
Jackson says she would end Moslem immigration - but she still will not discuss the possibility of repatriation of Moslems already in the West. Ending Moslem immigration alone won’t turn the tide.LA replies:
Yes, and her main reason for ending immigration is to prevent crowding. Defending Britishness does not enter the picture for her.Mary Jackson replies:
Not so. Crowding is an immediate and pressing issue, and one which Americans, who have so much more space, don’t seem to understand. But I do want to defend Britishness by stopping all Muslim immigration for ever, all but stopping immigration of any kind for at least ten years, and severely restricting it after that. Posted by Lawrence Auster at December 10, 2007 06:37 PM | Send Email entry |