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Subject: Re: Why so many restrictions between the English Speaking countries? Posted on: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 23:03:48 +0000 (UTC)

On Feb 28, 2:48 pm, "Markus" wrote:
> Why are there so many barriers and restrictions in terms of gaining
> employment between the 4 groups of USA+Canada, UK+Ireland, Australia
> +NZ and South Africa. They all have common histories, can understand
> one another and have common cultural links (to a greater or lesser
> extent), and yet the UK and Ireland seem to be trapped in a
> multilingual europe, without a desire to become multilingual,
> Americans and Canadians are prevented from working easily in London
> and vice versa Brits and Irish in the USA (unless you can find a
> company that is a multinational etc. etc. and transfer), and the
> Australians and New Zealanders face similar problems...
>
> It all seems so stupid that Aussies have to rely on ancestral visas
> (which will be, as each generation grows up, ever more impossible), to
> work in the UK and brits face equally harsh quota restrictions.
>
> It is a shame, and somehow so wrong that would should be a chance for
> people to live and work in such different and far flung parts of the
> world, is ruined by regional blocs.



it's a conspiracy. Truly it is.
with regards to Australia, it was so easy in the 1960s
that they had a special program offering a boat trip to emigrate there
for only 10 pounds!

With regards to the USA it was also at one time far easier than it is
now, but all that changed with a major new immigration law that was
passed in 1965. Ever since 1965 the US immigration laws have favoured
South east asian (chinese/mongoloid and more recently indian and
pakistani) immigrants, and made it more difficult for europeans.

It is to all intents and purposes impossible for europeans to
immigrate to th US now, unless they marry an american citizen, or are
some kind of world class rocket scientist.

Even Canada now, which was traditionally the easiest place of all to
emmigrate to, is difficult.

Some, would blame a sinister group of shaddowy figures who's name is
spoken every 5 minutes on this newsgroup. I'll let you draw your own
conclusions, but it's very clear that it has been made virtually
impossible for english speaking whites to emmigrate to english
speaking countries, which should be the most natural places for them
to go to. MEanwhile, the US Australia, Canada, are all now being
swamped by non emglish speaking immigrants.

I'd like to read a well researched book on the subject but as yet have
been unable to find one.
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