Migrants being herded by Belarus to attack Polish borders.
Mostly men from the Middle East and claiming that they want to go to Germany. I'm sure many will be coming our way.

Imagine this x 10, 20 or more, and you will be seeing the norm in the near future. When climate change bites along with the inevitable conflicts, we will see millions coming our way.

We must stop this, and soon. We cannot allow these people into our territories.
We must ignore the idiotic drone of liberals who tell us that we have a duty to these people.

Our duty is to protect our children, our culture, and our very existence by all means necessary.

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Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (09 Nov 2021 12.19pm)

Apparently two jets a day flying into Belarus from Damascus. Interesting to see the statement from VDL this morning. The EU, for now at least, seem focused on backing the Poles.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Climate change is generated exclusively by population explosion. Globally we have tripled in the last 80 years. This is never spoken about at any level at global meetings or the press.
Until we accept this major issue and alter it with some hard hitting decisions the world will remain in turmoil.
So the world will remain in turmoil and for that reason if we want to protect this island then Hrolf is right.

Edited by dreamwaverider (09 Nov 2021 10.54am)

Climate change is mostly a natural process. It will continue regardless.
The increasing world population is the root cause of the added man made contribution to the problem. Part of that will be the movement of people from areas badly affected to Northern Europe.

Even now, without the climate change factor, migrants are moving in increasing numbers for economic reasons and to escape conflict.

There has to be a coordinated effort to stop the trafficking of migrants and a realization that migrants have to be halted and returned to where they came from.

There won't be. We can't even get on with our European neighbours as the previous few years has shown. So they hardly care about who's popping up on our shores, much as we generally don't care who is appearing on theirs. All reveling in thumbing one anothers eyes, with us being one of the worst culprits. We'll all be too busy arguing about fishing quotas to thinl about such matters.

Yes, I would agree it's certainly a problem to be expected to be host to potentially unlimited numbers of people. We do need workable solutions, which as you say really has to involve a joint effort with others nations (else it just becomes someone elses issue).

I do see environmental measures as being a key part to this too though, as there is a big difference between changes coming over decades rather than much slower. It's a win-win to invest in renewables at a much faster pace and hold corporations to account for putting profit over the planet.

The population point is hard to deny though how and when there is a big drop on that front is anyones guess. This pandemic could've been such an incident, though turned out to be more of a near miss.