Immigration is a time bomb 1/5

2005 Channel 4's documentary about immigration in UK

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• immigration
• UK
• documentary
• europe
• identity
• islam

[slazzer145]

kurds and pakistanis are both muslims ,and they hate each other,,,muslim is a religion of hate and hypocrites..

[sweetypie000]

who cares now, its too late. england has fucked itself

[cadnewham]

Main thing that I don't understand if someone is actually excaping persecution, why the UK? France, Spain, Italy are all closer?

[cadnewham]

@VengeanceIsMineBitch I suggest you go live in a third world country if you believe that!

[mziubinski]

Rod Liddle is a hate monger

[hatinae]

this documentary is so ham fisted !

there are so many other documentaries which address the concern of massive immigration , professionally

[VengeanceIsMineBitch]

Respond to this video...  no other country in europe 'helps' people like we do.

[VengeanceIsMineBitch]

@Bubo25 england IS a third world country.

[Bubo25]

Pakistani vs Kurdish race riots. Wouldn't think that's actually England, would you? Looks more like a Third World country.

[AvatarMarxon90]

I'm not racist, but it's kind of sad, when you work your butt off everyday, to get something you wish in your life; and you see (giving my example) immigrants from Angola and Guinea-Bissao sitting around doing nothing, and receiving money from social security for that "job". It's sad and unfair. And this is not some made-up story. It was told to me by a policeman.

Or immigrants change and mend their way, or go back to their country's of origin.

[AvatarMarxon90]

The problem with several immigrants is that they don't make a single effort to integrate in the local communities of their receiving countries. It happens a little all over Europe. With this video, I can see that UK has their problems with people from Pakistan. Portuguese, in the other hand, have problems with people from old colonies as well (Angola and Mozambique and Guinea-Bissao, especially); and Brazilians. It's no coincidence that criminality has risen with their increase in Portugal.

[AvatarMarxon90]

Well, I'm Portuguese, I lived in Spain for about a year, and I did everything in my power to integrate as much as I could in the local community.

I learned how to speak Spanish (Castillian, in this case); I learned Spanish history; I learned to love the Spanish habits and even their King. Now I'm back in Portugal, I've learned a lot with Spain (I love Spain - and I have to thank everyone I've met there, and the country itself), but Portugal is the "love of my life".