For 10 years, Brussels told us migration was a strength.
Anyone who called it a security threat was labeled far-right.
Tonight Ursula von der Leyen stood in the European Parliament and said migration is being used as a weapon against Europe.
So were the "far-right" right all along?
Funny how remigration isn't needed in these countries 🤔
Replying to @EndWokeness
🇮🇷 Iran (Tehran)
1955: 99% native Iranian background
2025: 95% native Iranian background
🇨🇳 China (Beijing)
1955: 99%+ native Chinese background
2025: 99.9% native Chinese background
🇮🇳 India (Delhi)
1955: 99%+ native Indian background
2025: 99.7% native Indian background
🇲🇦 Morocco (Rabat/Casablanca)
1955: 99%+ native Moroccan background
2025: 99.7% native Moroccan background
🇯🇲 Jamaica (Kingston)
1955: 99%+ native Jamaican background
2025: 99.2% native Jamaican background
🇪🇹 Ethiopia (Addis Ababa)
1955: 99%+ native Ethiopian background
2025: 99% native Ethiopian background
🇮🇩 Indonesia (Jakarta)
1955: 99%+ native Indonesian background
2025: 99.8% native Indonesian background
🇵🇰 Pakistan (Karachi/Islamabad)
1955: 99%+ native Pakistani background
2025: 98% native Pakistani background
🇧🇷 Brazil (São Paulo/Brasília)
1955: 99%+ native Brazilian background
2025: 99.3% native Brazilian background
Why is this only happening to White Ethnic countries?
This is genocide by definition.
Real story from a guy who lived in South Africa. Pretty horrible.
Replying to @staddann
I moved to South Africa in the early 2000s after leaving the army and started doing business there. I first settled in Pretoria and later moved to Uniondale, near Knysna in the south of the country. Back then, things were still relatively good. The roads were decent, and in many ways, South Africa reminded me of Spain.
But things went downhill fast. My ex-wife and, later, my ex-girlfriend and I were attacked by groups trying to rob us. The women were also targeted for rape. Luckily, none of us was hurt, but we knew people who had been raped and killed. I could tell you stories far worse than the one you're showing here, as horrific as it is.
One of the biggest problems was that we couldn't trust the police either. Some were corrupt, while others were former officers who had kept their uniforms, vehicles or firearms after leaving the force. Stopping at night was particularly risky because you never knew whether the person pulling you over was a genuine police officer. We often drove straight to a police station with the people following us and dealt with the situation there. It caused us a lot of problems, but we didn't feel safe doing anything else.
The farm attacks and killings were particularly bad. We travelled in groups because we knew the attackers often did the same. In my experience, it was difficult to be white in South Africa, and I saw little meaningful action from the ANC. Instead, white people were increasingly used as scapegoats.
I also found the corruption extreme. If you have enough money, you can get almost anything. I've met good people in South Africa, but my experience of the country has been very different from places like Tanzania, Namibia and Zambia.
Things are only getting worse. Most of my friends and relatives have left South Africa. They've moved to New Zealand, Australia, America, Europe and even Russia, where some can get free land.
My ex-wife still lives there, so I keep following what's happening. I believe South Africa is doomed unless things change. The country needs competent leadership, responsibility and hard work. As for me, I'm done investing money there.
Uden at kende til detaljerne, så virker den her sag helt ude af proportioner. Manglen på svar fra Politiet kunne jo være et tegn på, at ingen vil påtage sig ansvaret?
Den er nok ikke helt god derinde😬
Today in South Africa a farmer was tortured on his land.
Shot in the back.
Fighting for his life.
AfriForum logged 184 farm attacks and 29 farm murders in 2025 alone.
Almost 4 in 10 attacks carried a substantial risk of death.
Western media covers every other crisis.
So why does nobody ask about the violence against white farmers while the cameras look away? 🇿🇦
Anders Fogh er den første der sender sine børn til fronten 👍
Putin satser på, at Ukraine kan knækkes. Trump gør hans opgave lettere.
Europas svar må være det modsatte: Flere våben, hårdere sanktioner og en klar vej til EU-medlemskab for Ukraine.
Halvhjertede løsninger og støtteerklæringer er ikke nok.
jyllands-posten.dk/debat/int…
I don’t believe Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has much time left in office. Once again, she is gambling with the security of the Danish people.
She must resign.
Now she is going against our Nordic friends that are trying to create diplomatic channels to Putin.
Norwegian newspaper writes "Shut Up, Mette".














