Japan’s new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has delivered one of the clearest rejections of mass immigration seen from a major industrial nation in decades.
In remarks now circulating globally, Takaichi stated she would rather allow Japan’s population to decline than rely on large-scale, low-skilled foreign labor. She called for a full pause and reassessment of immigration policy, arguing that economic convenience cannot override cultural cohesion, social order, and national identity.
Takaichi emphasized that Japan must rethink immigration “from zero,” warning that year after year of importing people with vastly different cultures has created unsustainable tensions. She rejected the automatic merging of economic migrants and refugees and said those exploiting asylum claims for financial reasons would be returned home. Illegal overstays, she added, will be removed, and all foreigners will be required to obey Japanese law.
While Western governments continue to use mass migration to offset declining birth rates, Japan is moving in the opposite direction, choosing demographic contraction over permanent cultural disruption.
The message is unambiguous: Japan is choosing preservation over replacement, sovereignty over globalization, and social stability over short-term economic fixes.
https://rairfoundation.com/japan-chooses-national-survival-mass-immigration-video/
No comments:
Post a Comment