SIX RULES FOR IMMIGRANTS | DO YOU AGREE?
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2024
- The demographics of the UK have been transformed over my lifetime by uncontrolled, mass, immigration. People are different: they vary enormously in terms of their intelligence, skills, aptitudes, and their cultural values. This morning I watched a video of somebody who was almost certainly a good example of an immigrant who has reduced the standard of living in Britain, both in material, and in non-material, terms. As a British man living in Finland, I've had a few thoughts about what it might be to be a good immigrant. This is my Six Rules for Immigrants.
I'm a Brit and I spend the winters in S.E Asia , I do my very best to respect the culture and try to be polite to all the local people I come in contact with. I can get by with the language and make myself understood and try to make connections wherever I go. I love the culture and the friendliness of the people so I do my best to be accepted. I steer clear of the western style bars and try to give my business to the locals.
And don't behave like an arse and steal somebody else's balloons and then lie about it.
@@nigelwatson2750 yeah I would never do anything like that, anyone that behaves like that is morally bankrupt. Thieves.
PS I've had many Finnish friends over the years, I really like their dry humour, wit and honesty. They can drink too , we used to make the licorice vodka in Cambodia ( salmiaki ) . Pretty strong stuff, like rocket fuel... That was many years ago but I still keep in contact with a great friend from Turku. I really enjoy his company, such a cool, chilled out guy but also very assured and confident.
Intelligent too.
There's a lot of very intelligent people here. @@paulhumphries4023
"Quick reminder that there is no upper limit to diversity.
You'll just be endlessly told things are too White until you wake up one day to something between Mogadishu and Karachi".
~ Andrew Joyce
Occidental Observer
It already does, in certain places, we're being intentionally replaced.
The 'visitor' who was highlighted on the video kinda reminds me of a another 'visitor' who was in my GP surgery a few months back. She was at the reception desk at about 2:30pm, slapping her hands on the counter in annoyance and demanding that she see a doctor.
Anyhow, what I could glean was, she was angry that there was no doctors appointment for her on demand when she landed at the surgery when the day was almost over. And to be honest, I felt sure she would have been warned about her aggression there and then, but instead the receptionist reassured her that she would ask the doctor if he would see her right away.
Course, if she was born here she would have had a warning there and then and possibly been banned from the surgery permanently. So it seems there's one rule for the visitors and another rule for the natives Nigel.
LOL, that video though, I totally could feel my blood boiling 😠
Yup - there's definitely racism in the UK
Good afternoon Nigel, l agree with your six rules entirely. Best regards from a fellow countryman living in Germany.😊😊😊😊😊
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Totally agree Nigel. I moved to Spain 13 years ago and married my Spanish girlfriend who I´d met when she was on holiday in England. I was a Store Manager in the UK but started teaching English here. I´ve been at a secondary school now for 10 years. I love and respect the Spanish culture and have never claimed a penny in benefits. I hold my hands up and say I speak Spanish but not as fluently as I should but obviously I get by. What´s happened to the UK is heart-breaking, especially as it´s a deliberate policy.
It is a deliberate policy, no doubt about it
Excellent video.
For those who feel they are entitled to freeload off the British tax-payer, I look at it like this...
You remind me of a complete and utter stranger who just turns-up at your house, crashes through the front door, demands to be fed and watered, rifles through your wallet, takes your money, lays on your sofa, takes your car keys and goes for a drive, then sleeps in your bed etc., etc. And the next day someone else turns-up and does the same again and again and again...
It's wrong, it's disrespectful, it's rude, it's immoral. It has got to stop!
You missed out the bit where they slag you off for not being more generous
I completely agree with your six immigration tests Nigel. Imagine if you were a native Libyan male, (or from anywhere else in the middle east) in your early 20's to 30's and someone tells you that the UK is desperate for people to migrate there as long as you can get there under your own steam. You'll be given free accommodation, and be entitled to all the 'free' stuff that the Brits get. You can apply for asylum if you can lie well enough about why you shouldn't be forced to go back from whence you came, etc, etc.. That is what's going on in order to fulfil a hidden UK Gov policy on getting as many culturally different people into the UK as possible. The Gov could very easily stop it and we all know this, but they don't. I bet Finland hasn't got this policy on attracting immigrants !
The long and cold winters put people off from warmer climates - Me, I love it here in Finland.
I'm a Brit and also an immigrant in Romania.
I would never expect Romanians to adapt to my culture, although they are so similar.
I enjoy the culture and am gradually learning the language, I'm also employed by a Romanian company which was difficult at the beginning.
Overall it's far better than life in the UK.
So, why are there so many of them selling the Big Issue, in England, if Romania is so much better than the UK? I encountered one only today, and cordially invited her to eff off home!
Piss off about it being better than the UK, only if you like the refuse at a level with your apartment balcony, I've been there mate, and you're talking bollocks!
I admit the UK is getting worse by the minute, but it's a hundred years ahead of Romania, by any stretch of the imagination, what are you drinking?
@@andrewlilley3660because not all of them are hard working people. Most of them are. They work hard and pay their taxes.
@@crysya Yeah, and there's a pig just flown by my window, they don't pay anything, and even if they did it would pale in significance to what they take, try again.
Romanian culture is similar to English, hahaha, and that is the biggest laugh this century. What's more, it's an insult.
I worked hard all my life paid tax and NI, so I could rely on my government to help me when I'm in need when I'm old. I don't think there will be anything left to help me!!! My parents couldn't get any benefits to help them. Worked and paid all there lives! It daylight robbery and theft what's gone on and going on! Don't get me wrong I believe in charity and helping the weak. It's a shame for the genuine cases,and persecuted!
God bless
Andrew
So did I, and here I am 65 and having to wait another year, almost, to claim the pittance that is the state pension, of course, they hope people like me will pop off in the meantime, and millions, sadly have done just that.
I would never call it my government, I don't wish to be associated with scum.
I absolutely agree with all your points. When I lived in Finland my 1st rule was to, 'Do as the Romans do' I loved the culture, the climate and the Finn humour and home cooked food. Sailed the Baltic right up to Russia, met many Finn's and took it all in. I even did some work there. I would never have entertained the idea of being a burden. I could communicate but the grammar baffled me.
The grammar is tough, but I think that Finns are quite forgiving, so long as you make an effort
Good topic.
For me, I find the concept of immigration immoral full stop.
A country is an ancestral homeland of a people and not just an economic zone open to the World in the interests of international finance capitalism.
My own once nice suburb of London, (was high trust and low crime) has collapsed into Mogadishu.
1% of my DNA comes from South Sea Islanders from the Pacific Ocean. Is my ancestral homeland, Britain, or an island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean? Personally, my solution is scrap all welfare, state education, and the NHS. After the last four years, the last thing we should be doing is giving politicians the power to decide where human beings can and can't live.
Are you one of the Beaker people? They're the ancestral people of Britain.
Don't know @@heidifuller9964
@@nigelwatson2750 I agree with you, Nigel, the rats would certainly abandon the sinking ship, there would be collateral damage though, and I would probably be part of it, as would many of my countrymen.
@@heidifuller9964 So, you're going to reach back millennia to try and justify the destruction of a nation by mass immigration, try harder.
Hiya Nigel! Just thought I’d let you know that my daughter watched the video you made yesterday with Ryan Sanders. I was so pleased she watched it and even paused it when she was interrupted, then continued to watch it. A massive thanks 🙏 as I feel the Holy Spirit is at work here. Hope she adopts the 432 hz rather than the satanic 440 hz
Ps I was an expat in Middle East and enjoyed a tax free salary - I enjoyed their culture especially the extended caring families. The elderly were given the upmost respect and not a care home in sight. I wish we would all be peaceful and share this beautiful earth that God made for all mankind. We should unite against the real enemy not each other. 🙏
Great list. I used to be an immigrant and am planning on becoming one again as at this moment in time it seems wise to leave the sinking ship. I appreciate your rules and they make a lot of sense. I wish more immigrants observed these rules and worked hard to live up to them.
Cheers, Nick. We could explore this topic a little more together, the next time we have a chat. What do you think?
The difference is you wanted to go to a different country most of these people have had there countries raped by our government's and handed money when they get here.
@@nigelwatson2750 Sounds like a mighty fine idea! And don't forget to let me know when you're back in the Untidy Kingdom, although I don't even know if there are any good pubs left at this point...
I wish I had your youth and energy, Nick, I would certainly follow suit, thanks.
Glad you're covering this explosive topic, Nigel, I see this stuff first-hand, and daily, and the points you cover are poignant. I like you don't claim anything, and that's in my own country.
I know an immigrant lady who translates for immigrants and is paid extremely well, so it's a double whammy for them.
I was in the Salvation Army charity shop yesterday, and there was a group of about five Asian ladies, of different nationalities, they all had one thing in common, the need for a basic understanding of English just to communicate, the irony was delicious, to me, at least.
It gets worse , me being a northener moving to Cornwall has its own issues
We would ALL be VERY impressed with our immagration system if rhe immagrants conformed to Nigel's 6 rules. But sadly these days, its like the 6 rules are completely opposite. I agree they are coming for the free stuff, and in America I think its far more sinister.
My Mum and Dad came to England from Ireland in the late 1950’s there were no benefits, they had some savings to live off until my Dad got a job, which he did very quickly. Although our family was Irish we were born in England and were brought up to be English. I’ll always have a soft spot for Ireland but I always see myself as English as I was born here. The immigrants coming here now are completely different.
Well done.
I wouldn't dream of moving to another country without having any way of supporting myself put in place (job, savings, pension etc)
👍Great observation, true love of one's neighbor. One thing that was good when I was a kid 70 years back was the immigrants who embraced the melting pot idea. There were many kids whose parents and grandparents still spoke with heavy accents, but they spoke English and mixed with everyone in the neighborhood same as natives. There was no welfare. They had jobs and businesses in town and were proudly as assimilated as the rest of us. There were few if any hard feelings or mistrust exhibited against those who lived this way. Then also there were a few clans who were exclusive, believing their way was superior to us natives. There were some serious clashes as a result often due to over bearing attitudes, lack of communication skills and a downright hatred developed. It made it hard for the clanish to fit in, to gain trust and good will that is necessary to survive gainfully anywhere.
Totally agree 👍
you're right yet again!
Agree entirely and here in Bulgaria I adhere to all of those rules, and moved away from UK for as many reasons as I moved here, the society there does not share your or my logic, and actually encourage their replacement and demise. Also a lot of Eastern Europeans learned a lot about the West woke societies in recent times.
All very fair points. Here in the UK there are public parks where immigrant culture of having BBQ picnics in public parks extended to a point where the nuisance had to be dealt with by prohibition. At its height massive areas of damage was caused to the grass and if the BBQ products were taken to the public bins the extent was such that great piles of waste were left around the bin. My concern of the wider picture is that cultural accommodation will disappear and we will end up with what the source countries have - destructive tribalism.
It's guaranteed, I'd say
Brilliant video.
Totally agree. I like to travel to experience something I dont get at home. The more different the more you gain in terms of experience. For that reason I always avoid the areas in Spain like Benidorm that has English fish and chip shops, and pubs. But it seems we are allowed to destroy our home culture to allow all other cultures to overrun ours. In the end we all lose because the world will be one homogeneous, bland, grey communist dystopia, where everything is the same and nobody has anything to look forward to or escape to.
That's what they want - a homogenous, bland, mess
That's a great description of agenda 2030 right there ....
Culture clash.
Culture is downstream from ethnicity and race.
@@evolassunglasses4673downstream? 😂😂😂
I’m from Birmingham Mate, I’m well aware of obligatory diversity,
You’re an outmoded concept of the streets of today.
The fact remains, you’ll always have provocative individuals that their own neighbours aren’t willing to deal with,
Invariably, I get on better with individuals who are capable of rational thought and capable communication.
It’s not a perfect society, nothing ever is,
If you’re not there walking the streets, you’re not obliged to dictate otherwise.
Rule #7: Respect the laws of the country and don't be a scummy criminal.
And nick somebody's balloons & flowers
I think most countries in the world have those 6 rules,or very close to them.
God bless
Andrew
My heart went out to the kids...I myself, would have just let it go...
Sound advice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The boat that is the British Isles is too full. It's gonna capsize /sink....unless some are soon gonna be chased overboard/expire. Simple as.
i think the point of the video is that the foreign woman took the balloons & flowers without asking any permission.. it could be their culture that people just help themselves to whatever they want without a second thought or consideration.. 🤷♀️
Or these Brits are Muppets, and I am going to exploit their weakness
I’ve always been treated with the greatest respect by my neighbours, I’ve only witnessed this from the occasional abstract minded individual.
Currently teaching myself Russian. Have a guess why.
Russian lady?
MI5 double agent.
Jackanory@@vic6820
@@nigelwatson2750 good guess, but no cigar! I'm considering emigrating from Britain to a country with more freedom.
@@nigelwatson2750 Yes, it was a joke.
There was a time when everything you said was considered common sense.
I wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing was staged to be honest.
What smile thing??????????
@@nigelwatson2750bloody autocorrect
Off topic...my 11yr old son just asked "what's that pointy thing behind his head?" I think he means the glass protrusion from the roof with the weather vane on top!
It must be a UFO
Hungarian living in England... wholeheartedly agree with all your points.
Hungary must have a better standard of living than the UK these days? I know where I would prefer, Budapest or London - chalk and cheese. One is clean, modern, and civilised.
@@nigelwatson2750 unfortunately not. The Orban government pays lipservice to populism, but they are basically the Hungarian Tories, only care about their cronies. I must admit they are still better than the opposition would be, at least the left wing. Yet, they are putting all the WEF agenda in place under the guise of patriotism! The only party in Hungary worth voting for is "Mi Hazank", Our Homeland. I'm afraid that Hungary will fall into the same globalist trap as Poland has!
@@szmiabg I am pretty sure there were Nazi passes in Hungary too.
@@apz202 You would be correct, Hungary were allied with Germany in WW2... what is your point?
@@szmiabg I meant the covid jib jab passports.
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Immigration is a worldwide issue, regarding the disparity of wealth, coupled with poor education and the obvious inability to deal with threat to life, that’s a completely different subject matter regarding economic migrants, as you well know.
The cost of Immigrating and eventually becoming a UK citizen is £12175 per person spread over 6 years, no access to public funds, which includes no access to tax free childcare or childcare benefits as whole, this does make it very difficult to pay your own way but there are immigrants like myself who make a way. I find it ludicrous that there are immigrants that get everything from the Government for no effort.
Where has this figure come from? Incidentally, I don't believe in the welfare state. It is the source of most of our problems. It requires tax to finance it, which is utterly immoral because it is based on coercion: pay us what we say you owe us, or we throw you in a cage.
@@nigelwatson2750 Skilled Worker Visa Fees:
Visa Application Fee: £1500 (6 year application) [1]
Immigration Health Surcharge: £6210 (£1035 per year) [1]
Indefinite leave to Remain: £2885 [2]
Citizenship Application: £1580 [3]
Total: £12175
This is the cost of legal immigration, furthermore there are my legal immigrants who pay for fast tracking applications, you can fast track the Visa application and ILR, so another £1000 if you need fast turnaround.
All this said there are companies which cover relocation, however this was not my case, I had to pay all the fees above.
I completely agree that a welfare state is immoral and unfair to those who pay their way.
[1] www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/how-much-it-costs
[2] www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to-remain-family
[3] www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-indefinite-leave-to-remain
@@nigelwatson2750 Skilled Worker Visa Fees:
Visa Application Fee: £1500 (6 year application) [1]
Immigration Health Surcharge: £6210 (£1035 per year) [1]
Indefinite leave to Remain: £2885 [2]
Citizenship Application: £1580 [3]
Total: £12175
This is the cost of legal immigration, furthermore there are my legal immigrants who pay for fast tracking applications, you can fast track the Visa application and ILR, so another £1000 if you need fast turnaround.
All this said there are companies which cover relocation, however this was not my case, I had to pay all the fees above.
I completely agree that a welfare state is immoral and unfair to those who pay their way.
[1] www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/how-much-it-costs
[2] www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to-remain-family
[3] www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-indefinite-leave-to-remain
@@nigelwatson2750 I've tried to reply to this with evidence however the Gulagboob is stripping my comments, [1] www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/how-much-it-costs
[2] www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to-remain-family
[3] www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-indefinite-leave-to-remain
@@nigelwatson2750Skilled Worker Visa Fees:
Visa Application Fee: £1500 (6 year application) [1]
Immigration Health Surcharge: £6210 (£1035 per year) [1]
Indefinite leave to Remain: £2885 [2]
Citizenship Application: £1580 [3]
Total: £12175
I wish I was there. I would gladly paid for the balloons and flowers. You were able to read all her personal history, bravo. I recommend people to say openly that they don’t want anyone to come to Britain anymore. It much more effective way of solving the problem. In my opinion it’s not racism or far right to say that. Country is not able to run itself, bankrupt. Britain doesn’t need more problems they can’t solve.
Helping somebody is a choice. Being forced to hand over your time and your resources under the threat of being locked in a cage sounds a lot like slavery to me.
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It is a nice idea but will never work. With immigrants we do have Economic Man and the call to benefits will always be louder than the call to prayer.
Interestingly, Grimmelshausen and Simpliccimus in the Thirty Years War ending in 1648 describes a retinue of hangers-on. Germany has more now than ever. They will always be with us.
regarding Russia... i'm confused, is it now ok to have a Russian flag in my garden to go alongside the Ukraine one, the Palestine, the NHS and the BLM & rainbow one... or will it still be frowned upon...
Migrants. I want it I will have it
Well, the lady in the film certainly adopted this approach!
I live amongst these people, what the f**k do you know, with old age Britain.
Codexalimentarius
Are they a local band?
it's one of Their things. With a space after the x
That's been going on for longer than most folks have been breathing, food has always been weaponized.
It may be just a feeling but since this immigration is happening in multiple countries with similar issues, could it be possible a worldwide catastrophe is about to take place in the countries these illegals are coming from? If it was just the US in the equation I could understand this phenomenon better but it is more then the destruction of the US. Any insight?
All CGI again . Dont fall for it
My video has CGI? That's funny.
I think they mean the balloon video , but I'm not sure .@@nigelwatson2750
Finnish is supposed to be very difficult to learn. Are you able to speak to the finns fluently yet?
I only speak in Finnish to the locals - if they want to switch to English, because they want to hone their English speaking skills I am happy for that too - but I always start off in Finnish. Sometimes if I am feeling militant, I will continue to speak in Finnish when somebody just switches to English without saying anything first.
Is the moral thing to do stay at home if your country is being bombed?
It's immoral to go and live in somebody elses country if it means living off somebody else's money which has been extracted from them via coercion and without their consent
They're not coming from bombed countries. I didn't bomb any countries, never have. The people who did will not be affected by this invasion as they are 1% elite and their hangers on. Our standard of living is dropping regardless of how hard we work. We can't even get unskilled work because the newbies are getting it. They are also the replacements for the carers who refused to get jabbed. It is being done deliberately to destroy our country.
@@toiletrollholderif u voted you gave your "decision" (whether to bomb or not) to your MP. You prolly paid taxes one way or another to finance it, too. Hth
@@nigelwatson2750 Yes, agreed for immigrants but refugees are different. You're mixing the two.
Refugees are being used as scapegoats. There is an asylum processing backlog that the Tories deliberately created and are using to money launder and wind up the population, blaming them for the state of the economy.
I don't believe anyone goes to the UK for the 'free benefits' anymore! The benefits are some of the lowest in Europe.
@@nigelwatson2750 Absolutely.
I think she was horrid to the foreigner, everyone filming stuff to stoke up differences, money isnt money anymore, be more human
I think it's extremely rude to steal - especially things of sentimental value
Would you think that if someone stole flowers from a grave or memorial to one of your family members?
@@nigelwatson2750
its a balloon
@@Martin-88and forgive those who trespass against us
@@amandagribbin2638But we have millions trespassing against us.
But legal imigrants work and pay taxes as well and so if one becomes a citizen then all rights should be equal of course the sane rule does not apply to illegal or refugges this is what the mix up sone people dont understands the very fact one leaves their original country could be of so many factors like govt policy in their country of origin corruption like a south african faces in their country, religious persecution and conflicts. So not all people migrate for benifts so its wrong to say people migrate for gaining benifts from new country. Some people migrate for change of experience. Or they are unhappy in the country of origin due to corruption, govt policys. Whats happening in britian is sad the muslims are ruining the same would not be if one goes to muslim country so i dont see why this particular religon is so disruptive if they cannot adabt to brits way of life then they should reside in muslim countrys only where they follow the same laws and culture. So high time some thing needs to be done about this one sided evil religon. Taking people from persecution is one thing but abiding the rules if the country is also necessary.
Imagine what sort of migrant the UK would attract with a flat rate of income tax of 5% and zero welfare benefits
What is your email address?or where is your email address?