The left says it is "racist" to even think about people who were "born here" leaving.
Well, what did the left say when:
- Algeria’s 1.6 million Europeans, who made up 15.2% of the population in 1962, were almost entirely forced out following the Algerian War?
They lived there since 1830.
- South Africa’s white population fell from 21.6% in 1904 to 7.65% in 2022, with around 800,000 white citizens leaving after the end of apartheid?
They lived there since 1652.
The left cheered and hailed it as "decolonization" arguing that Europeans were not indigenous.
Remigration is not remotely that brutal. We are not advocating for genocidal violence or waves of unlawful terror, like the Algerians and Blacks did.
We just want to reverse migration flows to stop the afro-arab colonization and Islamization of our homelands.
We would even redirect some of the money currently wasted on housing and feeding migrants in Europe to help build economic opportunities in their countries of origin.
Remigration is the moral, sensible path forward.
Those who oppose it are just anti-white.
Picture: A Magazine cover from June 2, 1962, shows a family among a million French Algerians leaving after being told of a choice between "the suitcase or the coffin".
Forwarded fromMartin Sellner (english)
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