[Yes, the British had better watch out… their “former Empire” is now busy invading them and turning “Great Britain” into the “Great Cesspool”.

Of course, some of us Rhodesians might actually feel that the British are getting what they deserve. The toothless British bulldog was too weak-willed to try to maintain some kind of STANDARDS in Africa (which we begged them too). The British abandoned their empire at the first sign of trouble… but now the trouble is on their doorstep and in their backyard. Because they did NOT solve the problems of Africa properly… Africa is now fleeing and engulfing all of Europe.

If the Governments of Europe had listened to us whites here in Africa 50 years ago… then Africa AND Europe might today have been in a better position. Both continents could have been better off now. This is the price one pays for ignoring logic and commonsense.

I like the Admiral’s phrase he coined “Reverse Colonisation!”

This is actually good for us whites in Africa. Let me explain. Britain, America and the world decided that our viewpoints and our warnings could be completely ignored. So now a problem of incredible proportions has been created because they did not follow our advice of sorting out the problems of Africa properly. So now, with countless millions of blacks fleeing Africa, with hundreds of millions more behind in need of foreign aid… food, etc… Africa is now a problem that not even the mighty USA and Europe can continue ignoring for too much longer.

One day, after pretending that we could be completely ignored and shut up, they may yet have to start listening to us, and taking our advice. We are here, ready to rock and to truly start changing things in Africa, if only foreign Govts would realise what an ASSET we really are. Jan]

Britain faces mass migration, warns Admiral
By SAM GREENHILL, Daily Mail

Britain and Europe face being overrun by mass migration from the Third World within 30 years, a senior Royal Navy strategist claimed yesterday.

In an apocalyptic vision of security dangers, Rear Admiral Chris Parry forecast ‘reverse colonisation’, where migrants become more dominant than their hosts.

He said the seeds of the problem were spiralling population growth and environmental destruction.

In the competition for resources, many would flee their homelands and head en masse for better places such as Britain.

The Internet, cheap foreign travel and free international phone calls would hasten the demise, he said, because new migrants would stay connected with their homelands rather than assimilate into the host country’s culture.

His prognosis is that Western civilisation faces a threat on a par with the collapse of the Roman Empire after the 5th century invasion of Rome by the Goths, the East Germanic tribe.

And he said the process could start within ten years with African pirates attacking yachts and beaches in the Mediterranean.

Admiral Parry is head of the Ministry of Defence unit tasked with identifying future threats to Britain’s security.

He said: ‘Globalisation makes assimilation seem redundant and old-fashioned.

‘The process acts as a sort of reverse colonisation, where groups of people are self-contained, going back and forth between their countries, exploiting sophisticated networks and using instant communication on phones and the Internet.’

Admiral Parry, 52, an Oxford graduate who was mentioned in dispatches in the Falklands War, warned in a presentation last week that the world was heading for a cataclysmic security breakdown.

Although it would start in the Third World, the instability would seep into the West via the Mediterranean.

‘At some time in the next ten years it may not be safe to sail a yacht between Gibraltar and Malta,’ he warned.

He predicted that as flood, water shortages, agricultural decline or starvation strike, the most dangerous zones would be Africa, especially the northern half, and the Middle East and central Asia.

The flashpoints would also be regions affected by radical Islam.

With rural areas of Third World countries falling into ruin, millions would be forced into towns and cities, with the result that large metropolises such as Mexico City face becoming ungovernable.

In an effort to control population growth, some countries might be tempted to copy China’s ‘one child’ policy, but with the widespread preference for male children this would produce a ratio of boys to girls as much as 150 to 100.

‘When you combine the lower prospects for communal life with macho youth and economic deprivation you tend to get trouble, typified by gangs and organised criminal activity,’ he said.

He pinpointed 2012 to 2018 as the period when the current global power structure was likely to crumble, with the United States’s superpower status challenged by the rise of nations such as China, India, Brazil and Iran.

Admiral Parry, whose slogan was ‘old dog, new tricks’ when he commanded the attack ship HMS Fearless, delivered his vision in the presentation to senior officers at the Royal United Services Institute in London.

He did not claim all the threats would come true, but warned what was likely to happen if problems were not addressed by politicians.

Lord Boyce, a former Chief of Defence Staff, said of the analysis: ‘Bringing it together in this way shows we have some very serious challenges ahead.

‘The real problem is getting them taken seriously at the top of the Government.’

Source: Daily Mail
URL: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/article…/p>