GERMANY: Why not just kill all the old people?

Veteran journalist and co-founder of Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz party in Hungary, Zsolt Bayer, illustrates how Germany’s replacement migration policies are a replica of earlier Hungarian ones under Soviet Communist rule.

RAIR Foundation The one difference is that Germans are being removed from their homes and being replaced with illegal alien Muslim migrants freeloaders instead of the Party faithful. As recently reported by RAIR Foundation USA, this is happening not only in Germany but also in Sweden, Italy, and other Western European countries.

FreeWestMediaEurope today is being colonized by Africa, more than it itself ever colonized the dark continent, and in a much more serious, much deeper way demographically, says Renaud Camus. What is happening in front of our eyes with the colonization of the North by the South?

“The Great Replacement is in no way a “theory.” Other names could have done as well: invasion, colonization, Second Occupation, change of people and civilization, ethnic substitution, genosuicide, “genocide by substitution.”

“Europe today is a hundred times more strongly colonized by Africa than it itself once colonized the continent, in a much more serious, much deeper way (demographically). What is happening in front of our eyes is the colonization of the North by the South — it cannot be compared with the colonization of the South by the North. This is a demographic colonization, it will inevitably lead to the end of our civilization. ”

According to Eurostat, in 2015, EU member states received more than 1.2 million applications for asylum, more than twice the amount that applied in 2014. Four states (Germany, Hungary, Sweden and Austria) received about two-thirds of EU asylum applications in 2015.

The main flux of migrants were Muslims who came from the countries in North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. Over 1.8 million refugees and migrants came to the EU in 2015.

French political scientist Pierre-Antoine Plaquevent’s study “Soros and open society: a meta-policy of globalism” (Soros et la société ouverte. Métapolitique du globalisme. 2018) notes that the formation of EU migration policy was greatly influenced by the ideas of Soros, a man who has become known as the “black cardinal of the migration crisis.” One of Soros’s central ideas that he advances through various think tanks and NGOs is to abandon national borders.

In 2015, Sky News reporter found what became known as the “Migrant Handbook” on the Greek island of Lesbos. It later emerged that these manuals, written in Arabic, were given to refugees before the crossing of the Mediterranean by a group called “Welcome to the EU”. The group is directly financed by the Soros Open Society Foundation.

Soros did not just support groups advocating for the resettlement of migrants from the Middle East and North Africa, he helped to develop the “Merkel Plan”, which was crafted by the European Stability Initiative (ESI), whose chairman Gerald Knaus is a senior researcher at the Open Foundation society.

The migration crisis has naturally caused serious concern throughout Europe. A vivid example is the reaction of Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban, who is now known for his opposition to EU migration policy. In response to the daily flux of 7 000 migrants to the territory of Hungary in 2015, the Hungarian government organized strict border controls in defiance of EU leadership…and blocked virtually all Muslim immigration.

Soros’ ideological ally, the Clinton family, instantly issued a statement accusing Hungary (and Poland who took similar measures) of thinking that “democracy is too problematic,” suggesting that they want to have “an authoritarian dictatorship like Putin.”

Soros himself had this to say about Orban’s migrant policy: 

Orban replied to the accusations, pointing out that “[t]he remarks made about Hungary and Poland … have a political dimension, adding that, although the mouthpiece, in this case, was the Clintons, the voice belonged to Soros.