Varno

Everyone in the West is on a path of slow decline. Eventually, civil war will follow wherever there is diversity. The first society that frees itself from liberalism, diversity, and the managerial state can reap enormous benefits. The initial shock will be very harsh, but the subsequent growth could be phenomenal. On the one hand, it is true that remigration would trigger a massive economic crisis - especially for the banking sector and retail. House prices would collapse if 20% of the population left. Lots of people with mortgages would owe the bank more than their properties are worth - this will have to be sorted out. New housing construction would seize up. Developers would have to sell some of their land banks. Infrastructure expansion would become unnecessary, and maintenance would be cheaper. Consumer demand would plummet. Prisons would have far more places. Welfare spending would collapse. Medical services would face far less demand. Etc... The reality is that this is necessary and beneficial in the long run. Breaking the banks and especially the mortgage industry would be good, even if extremely painful. State banks can replace existing banks, and focus solely on investment. No more living your working life in debt. Far less consumer credit. Cuts to VAT, income tax, and corporation tax could generate a lot more growth. Lots of financial services are unrelated to consumer lending or mortgages, and would continue and perhaps thrive, as talent currently in Dubai and Singapore finds a cheaper and safer Britain more appealing. An aged society needs more medical services - freeing up demand could make some services cheaper and waiting times shorter. Massive retailers can still make a profit in a couple of years' time after the adjustment ends, even if they suffer a brief downturn and inflation temporarily follows. Deregulation could lead to an expansion in energy and food production, generating new industries. Lots of unemployed men and women would be forced into the job market as welfare is cut. The underemployed in academia, HR, compliance, and many other state-created industries would need new jobs. As labour markets rebalance, and shortages emerge in some sectors, big developments in automation would follow. Tourism could surge if London were cleaned up and taxes were cut. Many cities, neighbourhoods, and homes would need to be redeveloped as migrants exit. Maintaining infrastructure would be cheaper. And ending feminism and future pensions would result in a baby boom. That itself would generate a lot more growth in the future. The alternative is national suicide, civil war, and quite possibly the total subjugation of whatever of Christendom remains. All renewal is naturally painful.