Houellebecq says Great Replacement is Factual
Michel Houellebecq says Great Replacement is a fact: ‘I was very shocked that it was called a theory. It’s not a theory, it’s a fact,’ says France’s greatest living author.
Michel Houellebecq says Great Replacement is a fact: ‘I was very shocked that it was called a theory. It’s not a theory, it’s a fact,’ says France’s greatest living author.
Since the beginning of 2023, more than 100,000 asylum applications have been filed in Germany, an increase of 78 percent over the previous year. The massive influx is driving the growth of anti-immigration sentiment across Germany, as French news station Europe 1 reports.
Jordan Bardella now leads the National Rally party from Marine Le Pen, who stood aside to become the party’s parliamentary leader. The 28-year-old revolutionary spoke of France leading a new conservative revolution: ‘In past history, France has always set an example and made its revolution first. I think that the time of the patriots has come in France.’
Crossings soared almost 300% in the first four months of 2023, the EU’s border agency has said. The number of illegal immigrants taking the central Mediterranean route into the EU rose to a record 42,165 in the first four months of this year, according to the bloc’s border security agency, Frontex. The agency blamed the rise on competition among human traffickers driving down the price of a crossing.
Despite a news blackout, up to 28% of the citizens of eastern Germany are ready to vote for the anti-migrant right-wing Alternative for Germany party in the elections, writes Der Freitag, referring to the results of pre-election polls. The publication recalls that the leaders of the AfD have already spoken about the need to become a people’s party in the east of the country.
Germans are increasingly opposed to more immigration: A new poll shows that a majority of Germans are turning against mass immigration, with 52 per cent saying that they believe Germany should take in fewer refugees, an increase of 12 points since January 2020.
The EU council head has even flown to climate conferences via private jet to tell an audience: ‘We are, and will remain, champions of climate action’.
The EU is moving to force all EU countries to accept migrant quotas through its new pact.
While traditional parties keep losing ground, Austria’s Freedom Party is scoring one victory after another as Austria experiences deep dissatisfaction with the status quo.
More migrants mean more money for the sprawling associations popping up to cater to the seemingly never-ending flow of newcomers. In 2021, nearly 1,350 associations were subsidized or remunerated by the French taxpayers to the tune of €750 million, with the funds earmarked under the mission of Immigration, asylum and integration.
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