the Costa Del Sol is now very very English. With very low levels of integration to the surrounding cultures. Ask the local spaniards how they feel about the wholesale colonisation ?

I really don't understand this comment. What is English. This country has had thousands of years of immigration. Celts, Saxons, Vikings, Normans, Hugenouts,Irish, Eastern Europeans in the late victorian age, commonwealth and then most recently from the accession countries of the EU. (Whilst 'the English' as a nation have emigrated all over the world - destroyed hundreds of idigenous peoples and cultures).
Are YOU arbitarily drawing a line at some point in time and defining English: King Arthur, Norman invasion, Bubonic plague, 1723. I really don't understand what you mean by English. Your idea of English is clearly different from mine so why is yours the right one? Or is it that, like Tommy Robinson and Britain First, just the darker ones with funny accents that you don't like?
Secondly I would love to know which bits of English Culture you think are under threat. I own my own culture and it is within myself to maintain it. that is what culture and tradition is - no one can take that away from me. It is mine. So how is your culture under threat from any one? My traditons are partly handed down to me from my parents and family and partly inherited from my environment. I celebrate my culture and treasure it. It can't be threatened. If there are bits of your culture that you value, embrace it and celebrate it and it will survive.
It makes me laugh when the right wing nuts go - oh England is a Christian nation - and most of them have not been to Church in years and have no idea what being a Christian is about. Dick heads fighting a faux religeous war against Islam - whilst not even understanding what being a Christian is about. Oh Tommy Tommy! Dickhead.

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Will have to agree to differ on this one. Nothing to do with going out in the sun and everything to do with getting indignently worked up. Nothing racist about it at all whenever I have seen or used it. I attach my original image - which was the first time I came across the expression - a few years ago on the question time twitter conversation.
Maybe far left people use it differently but I don't know anyone like that.
Maybe it is used differently in different cultures.
As for redneck I am not familiar with that term so can't comment.

The ideology underlying racist practices often includes the idea that humans can be subdivided into distinct groups that are different due to their social behavior and their innate capacities as well as the idea that they can be ranked as inferior or superior.

It's a racist term!

Yes, let's look at that.

The Celts as a group do not exist, it is a name given to various undefined tribes that originally lived in Europe. They have been here since the Iron age.

The Saxons did not come here in vast numbers but those that did caused conflict with the post Roman inhabitants. Not a good advert for immigration.

The Vikings raided, stole , murdered and eventually setted in modest numbers. They caused conflict and many settlers were eventually killed. Not many 'Vikings' in our genes and not a good advert for immigration.

The Normans invaded and replaced our ruling class but were here in small numbers. They destroyed the existing culture for their own ends. You think that is desirable?

The Irish came here in relatively small numbers during the famine and many of them left again for America. Those communities that still remained such as in Scotland have caused sectarian frictions ever since. Great.

Huguenots? There were about fifty thousand of them in total. Hardly mass immigration. That many people come here every 3 months currently.

So what was your point again?

My question was what do you call English. Who is English? Having read your simplistic history of England and immigration, I am none the wiser as what 'Stirlingsays' meant when he said "The English need to be a majority in England".