Migration Myth

For decades the Western world has seen inflows of masses and masses of migrants. We have been told this is a good thing, and to embrace it. The migrants, so they say, bring cultural enrichment. They are good for the economy. We need them! Do we, really, though? This book dives into the common arguments used to defend mass migrations. It analyses the rhetoric used by globalists that seek to abolish the nation-state. Does it make sense what they are saying, or does repetition aim to convince us that what they say is true? Many anti-migration politicians and opinionmakers fail to properly explain why they believe migration is the wrong choice. This book will help you explain exactly why none of the arguments in favor of migration are valid, and often times they're not even true. If you do believe migration to be a good thing, then read this book and see if your beliefs are as unshaken as they were the day before.It is beyond all doubt that we are in a struggle between those that favor the nation-state and its national borders, and those internationalists, globalists, or Marxists that wish to tear down the fabric that builds the nation. The idea to open borders to migrants and refugees, is one broadcasted as being one of mercy. A charitable act. It is perceived as doing a stranger a mild kindness, such as returning a lost wallet. The reality is that the constant flow of migrants breaks down the nation. This comes with increases in crime, additional costs, and a reduction in trust and overall life satisfaction. The consequences of a continued open border policy are immense, and moreover, they are immensely underestimated by the mainstream media. It is that combination, that made a book such as this one absolutely necessary.