incompatible cultures migrating there. It is coming to a head, as the elites in government, business, the media and academia continually ignore the average citizen. Do we really need to go down this path? Should I have to couch the topic in such a way as to avoid the ABC moderator's knife? DocMercury : 23 Dec 2010 10:42:54pm It would appear then, if your contention of incompatible cultures in Europe is factual, that human beings give as much credence to their cultures (ie: hats, shirts and shoes) as nests of ants give to their pheromones, because this is the only thing which prohibits good relationships between ants of the same species but from different queens. Humans do not (if we aren't including orangutan, chimpanzee and gorilla under the tag of "human") have the same species difference as an Argentine and Army ant, and one might think that therefore humans could get beyond hat-style and fashion sense as social barriers. Perhaps we'd all be better off "stripped naked in public" so that no one can be suspected of hiding anything, and smelling odd. Redfherring : 24 Dec 2010 7:02:40am At the risk of sounding racist, it needs to be noted that the British and French indigenous white populations are about to loose their majorities. Will this lead to social unrest, well it has been happening for years and will probably get worse. It is a social experiment but may in the long term be just how humans have evolved. It is