Date: 04/11/2014
In a message dated 01/11/2014 14:55:09 GMT Standard Time, xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
No patriotic leader of any nation will ever promote immigration policies for the "vote bank", especially to strengthen his/her political establishment. The research shows that it is the crooks who do promote such unpatriotic policies in their country and promote other leaders to do so.
If any one really desires to understand how "unpatriotic immigration policies" affect a vibrant & strong nation, they should do research on US immigration policies, especially have taken place in recent six years of Obama presidency.
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Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2014 10:40:27 -0400
Subject: THE ARCHBISHOP SPEAKS LIKE MK GANDHI
One is concerned to read the headline, "Anti-immigration politics ‘un-Christian’" above the input by John Bingham, Religious Affairs Editor, in "The Daily Telegraph", London, on October 28, 2014.
He writes-
(Quote) The Archbishop of Canterbury has criticised politicians who speak of immigration as a “deep menace” that will “overwhelm” the country for voicing un-Christian and un-British rhetoric.
The Most Rev Justin Welby made his comments as the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon, apologised for claiming that some communities feel “swamped” and “under siege” by migrant worker.
Mr Fallon, who was criticised by Downing Street, said he had been a “little careless” in his language. The Archbishop, whose grandfather as a German Jew who moved to Britain, said clergy across the country are reporting an upsurge in “frightening” racist language in their communities.
While refusing to comment on Mr Fallon directly, the Archbishop said it was wrong to view immigration as “something that is somehow going to overwhelm” Britain. He said the country needed a prudent but generous immigration policy, but that he worries deeply about the tone adopted in the political debate towards immigrants. .. (Curtailed) (Unquote).
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Having read the above, we wrote to the Editor, The Daily Telegraph, London, as follows:-
Sir, We read the headline, “Anti-immigrant politics ‘un-Christian’", above the article by John Bingham, Religious Affairs Editor, in The Daily Telegraph, dated October 28, 2014. (p.2), with concern.
He writes that the Archbishop of Canterbury has criticised politicians who speak of immigration as a “deep menace” that will “overwhelm” the country for voicing un-Christian and un-British rhetoric.
Sir, the Rev’d Archbishop is politically correct but over simplistic and far from reality.
There are beneficial immigrants like the bacteria in the human body but there are also immigrants whose core belief and ideology make them harmful like the virus. It is vital to keep this in mind and play by logic and wisdom but not just ‘political correctness’. All immigrants are not one and the same thing!
We cannot now ask those who held similar views of tolerance, generosity, love of humanity and non-violence, because they perished and vanished from the surface of the earth.
They were, indeed, overwhelmed and wiped out by a more dynamic, united, aggressive, savage and self-righteous people.
The 'incorrigible fools' were the HINDUS of West Punjab, East Bengal, Sindh and North Kashmir, who used to listen intently to their own counterpart of the Rev'd Archbishop of Canterbury, called "Mahatma Gandhi".
All being DEAD now, they cannot pass on their wisdom on how to survive when the ‘politically INCORRECT’ advance in order to extend their own Islamic Realm by killing, raping and even beheading the charity workers.
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