Frank Wright goes viral again, warns about threat of mass migration on future of England

(LifeSiteNews) — LifeSiteNews journalist Frank Wright has once again given a must-watch interview, this one so far receiving over 389,000 views on YouTube alone.

On Saturday, British podcaster and filmmaker Peter McCormack published a 2.5 hour conversation with Frank, in which the LifeSite journalist was given full rein to discuss the man-on-the-street interview that shot him into the British national consciousness, but most of all to expand on what is wrong with contemporary England and what has led to its decline.

During the interview, Frank decries the situation in which Englishmen and Englishwomen now feel uncomfortable criticizing the changes that have harmed both the economy and social cohesion.

“Why do we all tolerate a system that makes us censor ourselves because we’re terrified of being unable to feed our children if we simply notice what’s wrong with our lives?” he asks.

“The reality that we inhabit is so awful that the costs of saying of nothing are higher than the costs of speaking out.”

Frank is very clear in the interview that he sees British people who disagree with his ideas not as enemies but as victims of the post-1945 liberal ideology used by the political elite to stay in power. He describes his own conversion from liberalism and gratitude that he and his wife managed to have children before it was too late. Poignantly, Frank also describes what the current reigning political religion has done to the British military, in which he served, and also to the indigenous British working classes, both men and women.

Frank observes that feminism has “liberated women from womanhood” and underscores the ridiculous plight of women who “go to work to pay for childcare so [they] can go to work to pay for childcare.”

He also takes on the mass migration that threatens to make the English a minority in England, just as they now are in such cities as London and Manchester. Frank points out that this is “national suicide” and an ontological crisis.

“There’s no real time for … the luxury of reflection,” Frank says of his fellow Englishmen. “If we don’t do this now, we’re finished.”

He continues, “By the time my son is my age … he will be living in a country where he is an ethnic minority … and then eventually we’ll just die out.”

Englishmen are frightened to admit these things – or say that they matter – because the current liberal order has created a “pseudo-reality” in which they believe they will be punished for doing so. At the same time, Frank thinks that it is not worthwhile talking to people who really don’t care if their ancestors’ people go extinct

“I think it’s quite an extreme position for somebody to simply refuse to recognize at all that there’s any significance at all in me and you, in our people, vanishing.”

“If we were a rhino, they would protect us,” quips his host.

Intriguingly, Frank states that Pakistan – a country from which 1.6 million people in the U.K. originate – has removed 2 million people from the country and has a “large-scale mass deportation program.” He supports Britain’s new Restore Party, which has promised to deport all foreign criminals from the United Kingdom, particularly those involved in the mass-rape of English girls known colloquially in the U.K. as “the Rotherham scandal.” He believes that such actions will prevent “the worst possible outcomes [like civil war] from materializing.”

“Why is it better to have your own home than a bazaar full of strangers” is not a question that he thinks needs asking. “If they [foreign nationals] don’t go home, our children will never have one,” he states.