Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-02-15-Speech-3-378-000"
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"The report by Ms Cornelissen contains several sensible recommendations that were rightly supported by a large majority in this House. True to form, however, it also contains some politically correct passages and uses a lot of euro jargon, but we would be prepared to cover that with the cloak of charity.
However, it is totally incomprehensible to me that such a report should not contain even a single mention of the intolerable burden that non-European immigration has placed on our jobs markets, on our social security, and on our societies in general. That taboo surrounding a problem that will probably turn out to be
problem of the 21st century should be intolerable to all right-thinking people. In this report, we have not moved beyond the usual claptrap about fighting discrimination of all kinds, despite the fact that, at this very moment, the immigration problem is reaching barely manageable proportions and has been further deepened by the rise of a particularly hateful brand of Islamist fanaticism, which is finding a fertile breeding ground here. That is not the only reason why I eventually decided to refuse to support this report, but it is the main one."@en1
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