Hi GuidoFox here! Wonderful that you will read this article ;)

In despite of all the hope, (forced) positivism and peaceful attitudes after World War 2, we couldn’t say (and feel) that Western multiculturalism is really a success.

In social sense, we see in daily life the change in street scenes, poor social dynamics, rising crime (knife attacks) and uncanny/unhomely/unsafe(women) feelings due the nowadays >50% immigrants (backgrounds) in most of the Western main cities.

Western countries were the last 70 years very indulgent/patient to adopt and integrate (well willing) newcomers in their (modern) societies. Post-colonialism quilt, the addiction to cheap labor and advocating New Yorkism – the ‘ideal mix’ of cultures leading towards the American dream – were mainly responsible for these (globalistic) immigration moves.

In economic sense, the constant supply of cheap labor had/has a devastating effect on the incentive to innovate. As I remember as a student general economics, the power of innovation could lead a country primarily towards long term stable economic growth.

In (spiritual) evolutionary sense, newcomers (mostly from third world countries) were not part – from generation on generation – in the Western civilization circles as the Renaissance & Enlightenment periods. They were marked as the shift from medieval traditions towards a modern, secular and reasoning-based world view and causes an evolutionary (too big) gap towards fitting the first world. Furthermore, I describe in article #350 the risk on Chinafication and Ceasarism due Western mass immigration.

Turkey, Morocco and Suriname are not the countries anymore they were 70 years ago: they had also their economic, social and spiritual development. If you really believe in the free globalistic immigration moves then there has to be also opportunities for the turnaround. I remember my time in Istanbul – a beautiful city with a population over the 15 million people (The Netherlands 18 million) – were I was situated in a big fancy flat with gym, supermarket, 5 levels parking garages, swimming pool, gardens, restaurant, security, hairdresser, run track and football cages and even a garden for the dogs. I was counting and I think in one flat could live 10.000 people easily.

If we take into consideration the high cost of (rare) building material in The Netherlands (Western countries) and the shortage of (expensive) labor and current housing supply: why not to build there? The weather is nice, people are happy and why not to give immigrant people who are not really visible happy (psychological observations) in the Western world to help them – through financial incentives and full package models (work, house, school, etc.) – to go back?

Greetz,

GuidoFox – Evolve your Life!

High-End Spiritual Life Coach

www.GuidoFox.nl

Terug naar overzicht