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"Mr President, I abstained from the vote on the Provera report, primarily because I think that it is greatly lacking in clarity. All kinds of things are stated and proposed in this report – some of them even sensible ideas, which is unusual in this Parliament. Yet, sadly enough, it remains primarily a report offering total political correctness that nowhere – not in a single place, not in a single paragraph or a single clause – ventures to question the new mass immigration into an already overpopulated continent of Europe, as this relates predominantly to the countries that used to make up what was known as Western Europe but is also a fundamental issue.
My own country of Flanders is the most densely populated country in the whole of the European Union. The overwhelming majority of Flemings do not want any new immigration, and certainly not from countries with cultures and religions that advocate values that are completely at odds with our own. It is high time that the European Parliament listened for once to its own European citizens."@en1
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