Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, took to X to announce the temporary closure of Canada’s borders, or as he put it: “We’re going to significantly reduce the number of immigrants coming to Canada for the next two years. This is temporary—to pause our population growth and let our economy catch up.”
To pause our population growth and let our economy catch up? That is a telling admission, namely that financial motivations alone can be a valid argument to finally start closing the borders. But never have the concerns of native Canadians mattered until bankers started feeling the financial cost of mass immigration!
Indeed, decades of increased crime, rape, and murder, and the steady erosion of culture, morality, language, and tradition…. None of these things ever mattered to anyone in politics, in media, or in law. No, these were all the token arguments of ‘racists and fascists’. But once mass migration starts depressing the ruling elite’s financial bottom line, we need to close the borders. Right away.
How come there’s shame in being ‘racist’ but not in being a banker? At least racists care about something. They care about their people, their well-being, their future, their culture, language, morality, and tradition. Alas, like religion, such pro-social arguments don’t increase the money supply. The things that make life a human experience don’t profit investors and bankers.
For decades since the Second World War, Europeans and the colonial offshoots around the world have been putting their nations on sale. We’ve sold ourselves out in hopes that mass immigration and diversity could somehow improve our financial situation. And then it didn’t.
Trudeau added, “We have to get the system working right for all Canadians.” He most probably means rich Canadians, the rootless, internationalist, shadowy families that accrue most of the wealth generated in Western economies.
Trudeau, in a way, has admitted that the mass immigration that was supposed to grow Canada’s economy didn’t deliver. The plot failed. Mass immigration is harming the economy. And we know why. Us, right-wing extremists, have been telling—warning—the public for many decades now: Mass immigration brings in low-quality, uneducated migrants who can’t possible fix the economy.
We learn that lesson also from Australia, which has seen berserker levels of immigration coming out of India. I suppose Western ‘leaders’ operate on the myth of the highly skilled Indian worker, and falsely assume that anyone coming out of India must be a skilled worker.
Australia, however, teaches us that mass immigration of ‘skilled workers’ is a gigantic scam. The workers end up serving the bottom-end of society, mostly as food delivery people. Indians may work hard, but they’re doing the jobs that couldn’t afford natives to get a mortgage and start a family. They are jobs, in effect, that should never have existed.
Mass immigration feeds into the bottoms of Western societies. Perhaps, in a way, it helps Western economies survive a little longer. Daniel Natal noted that Western elites may be trying to extend the economic baby-boom era by artificially inflating the population, even though natives can’t afford housing and families.
The way, I think, Western ruling elites are trying to hold on their wealth a little longer is by deliberately bankrupting the White middle classes, and transferring middle-class wealth to the newly-imported, permanent dependents. Our elites may think of it as an “investment”, and they may truly hope that such a wealth transfer delivers them a healthy economy in the future.
I don’t believe in it. I think we are faced with the Law of Diminishing Returns, a law that predicts that growth-based systems, such as national economies, must reach a point beyond which additional units (people) added no longer benefit the economy as a whole. After that, the economy starts to crumple.
We can see the reality of this when houses in the West are being divided up into smaller rooms. You can stack 12 Indians in bunk beds in what used to be a single-family home. And you can charge them $500 per bed for it, making $6,000 a month. By doing so, you’ve also created two new problems: 1) These Indians can work for salaries below $1,000 a month, and 2) single family homes become unaffordable to single families.
We see a new financial divide, namely the growing divide between decreasing salaries and increasing housing costs—caused by mass immigration. The society cannot survive this. And it makes perfect sense why so many people are looking to move off-the-grid.
Too many people are already realizing that they may be better off without the national economy. Perhaps people are abandoning Mammon and returning to God.