Braungrüne Koalition
Wenn sich Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Ökologismus verbinden, kommt folgende braungrüne Soße dabei heraus:
Millions of people have arrived on Britain’s shores over the last 10 years and millions more are on their way. They will want houses to live in; cars, and roads to drive them on. They will be need electricity, and with fewer nuclear power stations this will be generated mainly by greenhouse gas emitting technology.
Those going to the south east of England (the majority) will want access to dwindling supplies of water which will eventually have to be supplied by building giant dams and reservoirs elsewhere in the country.
The environmentalists will be on hand to campaign against individual projects. There will be sit-ins petitions and demonstrations to protest about a bypass here, a power station there, and housing estates the size of large towns being built on a Greenfield sites. But it is time the green lobby looked at the bigger picture and realised that many of the schemes, which they so vehemently decry, would not be necessary if the population were to remain stable.
Who knows, perhaps sometime soon we will be able to look forward to a joint press conference starring Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, professional anti-motorway protestor Swampy, and Sir Andrew Green of Migrationwatch to call for a halt to mass immigration in order to protect our environment from unsustainable overcrowding.
Gefunden in einem Blogeintrag des konservativen britischen Unterhausabgeordneten David Davies MP. Merke: Das Boot ist voll, und Wasser, auf dem es schwimmen könnte, ist bald auch nicht mehr da.
Es ist übrigens nur ein Gerücht, dass sich die Konservativen bald in Neomalthusiasten umbennen wollen.








