Russian official sacked after saying 'future of white race under threat'

Well, not many people love the White race. We've been stomped on most of our lives for doing mostly good for mankind. You see, people get jealous when Mr Jones has a better car/kitchen/house than you have. It's natural, so maybe the White race should take it as a compliment when we are vilified for being.....White. Speak up about the Black race you and you get a slap on the back and hailed as a hero. But, just speak up for the White race and you may get fired from your job. - just like a Russian Federal Migration Service officer found out when he raised the issue that the White race is under threat from uncontrolled immigration. Nothing to see here, move along....

Hat tip: Rextrut

A senior official at Russia's Federal Migration Service has been fired after declaring that "the future of the white race" is under threat from uncontrolled immigration.

The official, Konstantin Poltoranin, was the main spokesman for the Russian government agency responsible for dealing with foreign migrants and made the controversial comment in an interview about an asylum centre in Siberia.
 
"What is now at stake is the survival of the white race. We feel this in Russia," he told the BBC.
 
"We want to make sure the mixing of blood happens in the right way here, and not the way it has happened in Western Europe where the results have not been good." Russia needed immigrants "of the Slavic group" more than any others, he added.
 
Mr Poltoranin was sacked within hours of his comments being made public. He had worked at the agency since 2005. Konstantin Romodanovsky, the head of the Federal Migration Service and his boss, said his former subordinate's comments were unacceptable branding them as "nonsense."
 
Mr Poltoranin said afterwards that he had meant every word he had said and was now looking for a new job. Ethnic tensions are strained in Russia and racist murders of migrant workers from Central Asia and of dark-skinned Russians from the country's south by far-right groups are a regular occurrence.

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