Indian mass immigration and the price we are paying
Western governments have found the perfect shield against accountability. Flood a country with people, then label anyone who notices a racist. It is lazy, dishonest, and it is now failing in real time.
New Zealand is living it. Canada is drowning in it.
Indian mass immigration has become the preferred policy lever for governments that refuse to do the hard work of building productivity, training locals, or investing properly in infrastructure. Instead, they import people at scale and call it growth, while everyday citizens are told to be quiet and thankful.
Scroll X for five minutes and the evidence is impossible to ignore. Canada is flooded with videos from locals who no longer recognise their cities. Housing is gone. Rents are exploding. Wages are crushed. Public services are overwhelmed. Social cohesion is fraying. Yet the intake continues, larger each year, faster than communities can absorb.
mistersunshinebaby@mrsunshinebaby
Mass deportations can’t come soon enough. 🇨🇦 These immigrants were spotted STEALING coins from the fountain at the West Edmonton Mall, in Edmonton, Alberta. These cultures are NOT compatible with ours.
2:28 AM · Jan 9, 2026 · 1.09M Views
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New Zealand is simply Canada on a delay.
We are told Indian immigration fills skills shortages, yet somehow the shortages never end. We are told it boosts the economy, yet living costs keep rising and quality of life keeps falling. We are told it is essential, yet no one can explain why productivity remains weak while population growth explodes.
This is not organic migration. This is industrial scale population replacement driven by visa factories, low wage business models, and politicians who want short term economic sugar hits without long term responsibility.
Bruce@bruce_barrett
🚨 India leads with 45.8% of 834,010 study, work permits in Canada Canada has approved 834,010 temporary resident applications ALREADY in 2025, with India accounting for 45.8% or 382,055 permits. Here is a line up for a minimum wage job in Vancouver. 👀
12:43 PM · May 31, 2025 · 367K Views
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Indians did not create this mess. Indian migrants are responding to incentives deliberately engineered by Western governments. The responsibility sits with policymakers who opened the gates without limits, planning or honesty.
John Carter@martianwyrdlord
According to a Liberal Party MP, Canadians should accept demographic erasure via mass immigration from India as the price of historical justice. Left unsaid is that this would marginalize the First Nations he pretends to care about to an even greater degree, as they would
Dr. Doug Eyolfson @DougEyolfson
@DominionSoc How do you say that in Cree?
8:45 PM · Jan 9, 2026 · 13.4K Views
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The real damage is not just economic. It is cultural and social. When immigration happens too fast, shared norms erode. When neighbourhoods change overnight, trust disappears. When people feel like strangers in their own country, resentment grows. Pretending this is not happening does not make it go away. It makes it worse.
Canada proves what happens when governments refuse to pull the brake. Temporary visas quietly become permanent. Student visas turn into backdoor residency. Entire industries become dependent on Indian labour, not because it is skilled, but because it is cheaper and more compliant.
New Zealand is walking the same path, eyes wide open, ears closed.
Criticising Indian mass immigration is not racism. It is a rejection of reckless scale, speed and denial. A country is not an Excel spreadsheet. It is a shared way of life. Once that is broken, no amount of GDP graphs will put it back together.
Harrison Faulkner@Harry__Faulkner
Canada is giving student visas to 50-year-old Indian men and issuing open-work permits to their wives. The situation in Canada is way worse than you think.
4:14 PM · Jun 14, 2024 · 1.25M Views
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Canada is not an outlier. It is a warning. And unless New Zealand grows a spine and resets its immigration settings to something sane, sustainable and fair, we will soon be watching our own collapse play out on social media, just like they are now.
This is not hate. It is reality. And reality does not care how uncomfortable it makes politicians feel.
