Fair enough, and I'm a pragmatist. We have to deal with the world as we find it, including: Populations that are currently resettled already, technological advances, global trade agreements.

But none of those things are hindered by an ethnic nationalist stance. Again, look at Japan. I keep going back the Japan model because all of the details are there. And the moral clarity with which a normal person sees the Japanese issue is absolutely crystalline.

Japan has an obviously viable ethnic state, they can define and "expel"(merely follow the law) co-ethnics, they are able to keep their borders solid for thousands of years more or less, they contend with the internet, globalization and the rest of it, and their standard of living is among the best in the entire "globalized" world! (while remaining, a despicable ethnic state-gasp!).

And they have no islamic terrorism. They have no crime, and what's more, they don't want any of it. The people in Europe never asked for this, it was pushed, top down by economic elites and politicians in Brussels. It's a complete travesty and I still maintain that you are applying a double standard.