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CBC: "Carrying capacity? What's that?"

Estimated asylum applications in Germany in 2015: 800,000 — and no end in sight

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Stopping the flow of illegal migrants to Europe? Not even an option at the CBC. Instead talk about how Canada should follow the — suicidal — European example.

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ugust 28, 2015 was just another day at the office for CBC television's flagship news hour The National Since the beginning of the year, viewers have become accustomed to seeing one or two news clips or features each night that are designed to draw attention to the inherent bigotry and racism of whites — the new "blacks". Every time you sit down to watch, you can always count on the CBC to present a story about the evils of Residential Schools or the high rates of violence against native women, or the lack of parity with whites in medical care, or past discrimination against Chinese, Sikhs and blacks, or the barriers that they faced in rising to athletic or military fame, or the plight of "undocumented" immigrants in Canada... the list goes on. The message: we have much to be ashamed of , much to apologize for, and many amends to make. We owe our standing to "White Privilege", and we must proceed with haste to relinquish it. Last night viewers saw another installment of this ongoing campaign. This time, however, the issue was the current refugee crisis in Europe. The lead story was about 71 "asylum-seekers" who were jammed in a truck and found dead by a roadside in Austria, the victims of suffocation. Then viewers bore witness to disturbing scenes of corpses washed ashore in Libya, all drowned in a failed attempt to reach Europe. Of course, this footage was provided to give a human face to the statistics that the CBC spewed out in machine gun fashion. Statistics like the number of migrants who had so far drowned in the Mediterranean (2500), the number that had arrived so far this year (340,000), and the staggering number whom Chancellor Angela Merkel and her collaborators will have processed before the year is out (800,000). This will be quadruple the number who came last year.How should Europe cope with this flow? Stopping it was not an option. It was not on the table. This is the CBC we are talking about, after all. No, instead we heard from people like an Austrian official who said that we must "build legal channels" for these people to get here. It is about getting EU member states to "fairly share the burden". After all, Germany is "a big and prosperous nation", and there is lot of room in the nations to the north (Scandinavia).But how many will come? How many more will come when the news gets out that entry into Europe will be safer and easier? The possibility that the queue is never-ending does not factor into the Cultural Marxist equation. But why should we expect otherwise? You might get Cultural Marxist politicians to talk about immigration, but you will never get them to give you a number. Like Samuel Gompers, when asked about what trade unions wanted, they simply answer "more". Neither Merkel nor Cameron nor Jeb Bush nor Thomas Mulcair nor Justin Trudeau will tell you how many people they ultimately want to live in their respective countries. They will only tell you that we must do "more". Some might concede that we can't absorb new waves of migrants indefinitely, but in the meantime, the sky is the limit. Carrying capacity? What's that? Ian Hanomansing , theanchor this night, in referring to the fact that the Canadian government relies heavily on private sponsorship to determine refugee intakes, stated that "Canadians must step up to the plate". But then came the good news. There is a coalition of people in Toronto who are doing just that. People of disparate faiths. One of them was a descendent of Holocaust survivors who felt it here obligation to do for Syrian and Iraqi refugees what Canada did for her relatives. Oh yes, the Holocaust card. Play it and you win the argument every time. That is why the phrase "None is Too Many" is always thrown out whenever a critic introduces a word of caution about opening the floodgates too widely and quickly. "None is Too Many" is the infamous reply that Prime Minister MacKenzie King gave to a question as to how many German Jewish refugees Canada should admit.To cap this formulaic narrative, viewers were subsequently treated to one of those famous CBC "Panel" discussions, where veteran commentators or experts who are on the same ideological page pretend to offer a genuine debate about the issue. Their opinions typically range from the centre-Left to the far Left. This time, however, there were only two panellists, Janice Stein , Director of the Munk School of Global Affairs, and Saeed Khan , a lecturer in Near East and Asian Studies at Wayne State University — and there was a hint of division.Khan said that Europe can expect one million, not 800,000, refugees this year, but, not to worry. Since there are 740 million Europeans, one million will be a "small percentage". Moreover, they will be just popping over for a visit, an overnight stay if you will, as once the dust settles in the Middle East, and Syria and Iraq are sorted out, these asylum-seekers will want to go back. They will "re-migrate".Yeah sure they will, Dr. Khan. It seems that Khan was reading from the same script that the late Senator Ted Kennedy read from in 1965 when he assured opponents of his proposed changes to immigration policy that it would not result in a significant change to the ethnic profile of the United States or to the country's population level.Stein, to her credit, was not so optimistic. She pointed out that there are 4 million displaced Syrians, and there is no end in sight. Then came a shocking revelation. "Europe does not want nor is it capable of accommodating these numbers", Stein pointed out. One wonders how the CBC faithful survived this sudden injection of reality.It is clear that the CBC has a mission: Manufactured Consent. Indoctrination by increments. Watching the CBC should come with a health warning.As any good official State Broadcaster would do, the CBC is softening us up for the coming invasion, whose proportions would boggle our imagination. Think not of a million refugees. Think in terms of tens of millions of refugees. Think even of a billion people on the move in the next decade or two — and that may be a conservative estimate. The consequences will be lethal to our nation, and to those in Europe, America and Australia.By the time the masses come to their senses, it may be far too late. And you can bet that as more take to the streets or protest outside migrant centres, as more so-called "far right" parties rise in strength, the propaganda campaign waged against them will grow ever more intense. "Anti-immigrant" groups will be vilified with greater vigour, and politicians like Chancellor Merkel will be praised for taking "a real leadership role" in turning a deaf ear to the people. Germany, she has declared, is a nation proud of its diversity, and "has no room for violence or intolerance", or "those who are not willing to help where help is needed". But one day most Germans will have no room for Angela Merkel.We are headed toward an epic storm.Related posts: