Ben Harnwell

If I could put it gently like that.

But exporting the jobs abroad, which is like the perverse, it's the worst of all situations.

And on this point, I have to make a distinction between immigration and

Ask for the invasion, right?

I will apologise in advance for anyone of a sensitive disposition, but the word is invasion.

That is what is taking place right throughout the rest.

And the difference between your grandparents' immigration... Thank you.

The difference between your grandparents' immigration and the invasion that's been taking place over the last ten years is this.

The immigrants of before, more or less, they came to assimilate and to contribute.

They came regularly, and they came because the host country said, we have a need here.

This is in our advantage.

What has happened over the last 10 years is that people are not coming, the invaders are not coming to assimilate or to contribute.

They're coming to conquer.

And that is fundamentally the difference.

And we have to have the courage to be able to say that publicly in order to put a stop with it.

Now, I personally am of the position that we need a moratorium on invasion, even legal immigration.

We need this moratorium until at least, and you can say this in Australia, we can say this in Italy, say this in the UK, say this in the States, at least until everybody of your native population who wants a job

is able to find one.

When you have 100% employment, then you can have conversations about who to bring in and to contribute.

But you cannot have a situation where you say, we'll have the legal set up, the channels set up to apply to come in.