All three share the English language as the common bond. Yet, all three are being driven by mysterious forces to self-destruction through their contemporary demographic policies. Immigration from Europe, the traditional source of American immigrants who shared the cultural heritage with the original American settlers, was immediately choked off by this act. By late 1980s, immigration from Europe was dipping below 10 percent of total inflow. Meanwhile, immigration from Third-World countries soared.
Similar trends are discernible in Australia and Canada.
From there, the great Asian demographic tsunami has washed over the Rockies and the Canadian plains, leaving them virtually intact, only to crash in industrial Ontario. He was right. Yet this MP's party is the one leading and heralding the virtues of multiculturalism in Canada. Just like Canada. The U.K.-born immigrants averaged 28,133 per year, while the annual influx of Asian newcomers amounted to 48,103 people.