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To: arun gera who wrote (68088)8/25/2005 2:19:34 PM
From: Slagle  Read Replies (3) of 74559
 
Arun, "immigration" All those places you cite, with the exception of Tibet were part of British India. And I suppose that under the Brits you had absolute freedom of movement region to region within the British India colony.

I am sure that all this current regional migration is a problem but I will also bet that the Indian government does the best to keep it under control. In every developing country I have lived in the immigration authorities are super strict, even brutal in the enforcement of the immigration regs. And they should be, for it is a good thing for a nation to control its borders.

I am surely no racist, I have produced a family of mixed race offspring and am busy trying to produce some more. <g> Race is not the point, culture and nationalism is the point.

Euro-socialists would throw open our borders (and yours there in India too) and flood the place with a vast number of impossible to assimilate and troublesome people from everywhere. This is bad from every perspective. And places like the USA are the most at risk from such a deluge. For the most part India is already "full" and this tends to limit in bound migration.

The Euro-socialists like to put forward the lie that the "the whole world" is assimilating. It is not, in fact in the world's oldest and most populous nations the trend is toward less assimilation, not more.
Slagle
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