Immigration Yes, Multiculturalism No

America benefits from immigration—when it thoroughly vets newcomers.

Despite being a lifelong New Yorker, I’ve been to Ellis Island only once, about 25 years ago, when some of my wife’s relatives were visiting. Wokeness, then known as political correctness, was already setting in, and immigration was becoming an issue in the culture wars. So, though I harbored warm feelings about immigrants and their contributions to this country, I steeled myself for an insufferable “celebration of diversity” and harangue about American nativism.

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Sweden’s cultural revolution – The refugee crisis changed the country, and its politics, forever

“… Ironically, one of the reasons Sweden is far less polarised today than many other Western countries is probably the belated discovery that these consequences of immigration are in fact very real, and that methods of ”shaping the narrative” cannot really change material reality.

More critically, there is the realisation that nobody — certainly not middle class progressives — wants to live with those consequences at all. Crimeovercrowded schools, social and ethnic tensions, and violence toward ethnic Swedish children committed by gangs of immigrants have all conspired to cool attitudes on the subject. Indeed, the word förnedringsrån (literally “humiliation-robbery”) has now entered the Swedish lexicon as a term for robberies that display a particular sort of sadistic cruelty, where the aim of the perpetrators mostly seems to be to inflict pain and humiliation onto their victims. As such, it is hardly surprising that the recent fall of Kabul to the Taliban was not in fact met with calls to increase Sweden’s humanitarian commitment, but rather with conspicuous silence, except for a speech by Prime Minister Löfven promising that the country would “never return to the days of 2015”.

Every Canadian should read this.

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UK: Welcome to the Medieval Era of 2021

Advocates of multi-culturalism demand not only that we should accept sweeping changes to our cultural landscape, but also that we should be far more welcoming of some of the medieval customs, traditions, and religious laws it has taken much of the world — often at great cost in the irrevocable currency of life as well as treasure — centuries to get rid of.

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Sweden: Convicted gang rapist handsomely rewarded – his victim settles for pennies

The outrage among the Swedish public has exploded after the Syrian asylum-seeking migrant Damir Al-Ali was awarded three times as much in damages as the two different victims he brutally gang-raped. After receiving penalty rebate on penalty rebate, his final sentence was only four and a half years in prison. But after appealing, claiming to be younger than he had stated in private messages, as well as a confirmation of his alleged age by the Forensic Medicine Agency – he was released and could claim a gigantic sum in damages of 840 000 kronor.

h/t Marvin

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Biden Ensures States, Cities Have No Veto Power Over Afghan Refugees

President Joe Biden’s administration may balloon the number of Afghans set to be resettled across the United States following the withdrawal of U.S. Armed Forces from Afghanistan.

Days ago, Pentagon officials stated up to 22,000 Afghans — mostly applying for Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs) and the newly-created P-2 visa — would be arriving at three military bases: Fort Lee in Virginia, Fort Bliss in Texas, and Fort McCoy in Wisconsin.

On Thursday, though, refugee resettlement agencies told the Washington Post the number of Afghans “seeking evacuation through a U.S. visa program” is closer to 100,000 and could be as high as 300,000.

h/t Marvin

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Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin Celebrates Demographic Decline of White Americans as “Fabulous News”

Non-Hispanic whites in America have shrunk by 8.6% over the last decade alone and now account for 57.8% of the U.S. population – the lowest share ever.

According to Rubin, this is marvelous.

“A more diverse, more inclusive society,” Rubin remarked on Twitter. “This is fabulous news.”

h/t Mauser98

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Did Refugee Ibrahim Ali Get Away With Murdering 13-Year Old Marissa Shen?

In an interview with Justin Trudeau in September, 2018, our prime minister issued the following statement: “I trust our justice system to apply consequences to this.”

Mr. Trudeau was responding to a question from a Maclean’s magazine journalist regarding the murder of 13-year old Marissa Shen of Burnaby, British Columbia.

Just under four years have passed since this ghastly murder. Fascinating it is that no one knows whether or not consequences were applied to accused child-killer Ibrahim Ali.

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How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Canada Meet Its Bold Immigration Targets

After immigration levels plummeted during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada plans to welcome 400,000 newcomers by the end of 2021 and 411,000 in 2022.

These figures arrived in tandem with a spring announcement regarding new funding for the artificial intelligence-based “GeoMatch” tool, which is designed to optimize immigrant settlement patterns for improved financial outcomes. At the same time, the pace of data analytics testing in the sorting and management of temporary resident visa applications is accelerating.

Both of these developments suggest AI-rooted automation could play a role in supporting immigration targets and ensuring the success of new immigrants in Canada’s post-pandemic economy.

Post-pandemic economy? Someone isn’t paying attention.

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Islamophobia Summit Calls For Transformation Of Canada’s Legal System

The greatest threat to democratic tradition is found when the will of government and the will of the majority are diametrically opposed.

Such is the state of contemporary Canada. Take immigration policy as an example: a Nanos Research Group poll, reported by Bloomberg News, found that only 17% of respondents think the country should accept more immigrants in 2021 than it did in 2020.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ignored public will, and has instead increased immigration quotas to their highest level in history. Such is a set-up for resentment among Canadian-born citizens. An unfortunate by-product is manifest in a substantial rise in acts of racism.

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Douglas Todd: Canada has abandoned middle class, says B.C.’s former top civil servant

“Let me state upfront that I am in favour of maintaining immigration at significant levels,” Wright says from the get-go, affirming Canada is a “wonderful multi-ethnic, multicultural nation” in which immigration continues to be a positive factor, despite issues with economic inequality.

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