[Moltke]

That is a bit of a dilemma, isn’t it, when the vast majority of the country is...let’s say, ‘traditionally populated’...while the, as it were, ‘nerve centers’ are turning into foreign-populated strongholds.

In the long run, who gets the upper hand?

A pan-european dilemma no doubt.

[Cronos]

well, the thing is for immigrants to get integrated into the culture and for that the culture should be strong.

For instance in France, outside the arrondisements, the French culture is very strong

in Germany you MUST speak German fluently to get a job there and the culture in parts is strong -- in the east it's just a mob culture imho, but not in the south.

The problem with the UK is that it has degraded its own culture to the extent that it no longer has a strong culture to influence