“You have probably heard of the phrase ‘the great replacement’ So-called ‘right-wing extremists’ chant ‘they will not replace us.’ Are they delusional? In fact, they are not. There is a United Nations plan that calls for support for mass immigration in order to get younger people into countries with aging populations. Giulio Meloti tells us about it:
‘Twenty years ago, the United Nations published a document titled ‘Replacement Migration: Is it A Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?‘. It was not a right-wing conspiracy theory, but a sophisticated working plan for Western democracies dealing with demographic aging. It has since gone mainstream. Just read what Richard Thaler, a Nobel laureate in economics, said this month: ‘We need more immigrants to pay pensions’. See this.
Let’s take Meloti’s advice and look at the UN document. It does indeed call for ‘replacement,’ using just that word, of a nation’s population through mass immigration.
‘The United Nations Population Division monitors fertility, mortality and migration trends for all countries of the world, as a basis for producing the official United Nations population estimates and projections. Among the demographic trends revealed by those figures, two are particularly salient: population decline and population ageing. Focusing on these two striking and critical trends, the present study addresses the question of whether replacement migration is a solution to declining and ageing populations. Replacement migration refers to the international migration that would be needed to offset declines in the size of population, the declines in the population of working age, as well as to offset the overall ageing of a population.
The numbers of migrants needed to offset declines in the working-age population are significantly larger than those needed to offset total population decline. Whether those larger numbers of migrants are within the realm of options open to Governments depends to a great extent on the social, economic and political circumstances of the particular country or region.
If retirement ages remain essentially where they are today, increasing the size of the working-age population through international migration is the only option in the short to medium term to reduce declines in the potential support ratio.
The levels of migration needed to offset population ageing (i.e., maintain potential support ratios) are extremely large, and in all cases entail vastly more immigration than occurred in the past.’ See this.
The late Pope Benedict XVI recognized the bad effects of multiculturalism. It destroys Western civilization, the Pope said. He was commenting on a book written by the Italian philosopher Marcello Pera:
‘Marcello Pera, 65, president of the Italian Senate during the last legislature, dedicated his academic research to his friend Karl Popper, Austrian philosopher of the ‘open society.’ The History of America…Geiger, Roger L.Best Price: $6.05Buy New $21.06(as of 02:33 UTC – Details)
In his letter, Benedict XVI acknowledged the text to be “a fascinating read,” and he applauded Pera’s analysis of liberalism. “With an exceptional knowledge of the foundations, and with convincing logic, you analyze the essence of liberalism from its principles, showing that rooted in the heart of liberalism is the Christian image of God.‘
“With irreproachable logic, you show how liberalism loses its base and destroys itself if it abandons this foundation,” he added.
The Pope also expressed his admiration for Pera’s analysis of liberty, and the concept of multiculturalism, in which he ‘shows the internal contradiction of this concept and, therefore, its political and cultural impossibility.’ ‘Of fundamental importance is your analysis of what Europe and a European Constitution can be in which Europe is not transformed into a cosmopolitan reality, but finds — from its Christian-liberal foundation — its own identity,’ he notes.’ See this.
What happens when people try to fight back against this tyranny? We see the answer in Orania, a small community of white South Africans who do everything for themselves and don’t import black labor. The great legal scholar Dr. Wanjiru Njoya describes the situation:
‘What is wrong with these liberal journos? Orania is not Disneyland. It’s just a farming community, with their families, tending their farms and building a town. Observing their culture, their religion, their heritage. Leave them alone.’ See this.
Dr. Njoya, writing with characteristic precision, says:
‘Afrikaner men are white. They marry Afrikaner women, who are white. As such, their children are also white. In this way, their families are white. When they get together, the gathering is white. For this they’re denounced as racist. The people of Orania have done NOTHING wrong.’ See this.
She concludes:
‘Listen up. It doesn’t matter what the Human Genome Project said. People are entitled to choose their own marriage partner. Freedom of association. Freedom of conscience and belief. Leave people alone to associate with whom they will. Stop forcing multiculti madness on everyone.’ See this.
Let’s heed Dr. Njoya’s advice and do everything we can to stop what she calls the ‘multiculti madness.’“
The “Multiculturalism” Hoax (fourth part)
“You have probably heard of the phrase ‘the great replacement’ So-called ‘right-wing extremists’ chant ‘they will not replace us.’ Are they delusional? In fact, they are not. There is a United Nations plan that calls for support for mass immigration in order to get younger people into countries with aging populations. Giulio Meloti tells us about it:
‘Twenty years ago, the United Nations published a document titled ‘Replacement Migration: Is it A Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?‘. It was not a right-wing conspiracy theory, but a sophisticated working plan for Western democracies dealing with demographic aging. It has since gone mainstream. Just read what Richard Thaler, a Nobel laureate in economics, said this month: ‘We need more immigrants to pay pensions’. See this.
Let’s take Meloti’s advice and look at the UN document. It does indeed call for ‘replacement,’ using just that word, of a nation’s population through mass immigration.
‘The United Nations Population Division monitors fertility, mortality and migration trends for all countries of the world, as a basis for producing the official United Nations population estimates and projections. Among the demographic trends revealed by those figures, two are particularly salient: population decline and population ageing. Focusing on these two striking and critical trends, the present study addresses the question of whether replacement migration is a solution to declining and ageing populations. Replacement migration refers to the international migration that would be needed to offset declines in the size of population, the declines in the population of working age, as well as to offset the overall ageing of a population.
The numbers of migrants needed to offset declines in the working-age population are significantly larger than those needed to offset total population decline. Whether those larger numbers of migrants are within the realm of options open to Governments depends to a great extent on the social, economic and political circumstances of the particular country or region.
If retirement ages remain essentially where they are today, increasing the size of the working-age population through international migration is the only option in the short to medium term to reduce declines in the potential support ratio.
The levels of migration needed to offset population ageing (i.e., maintain potential support ratios) are extremely large, and in all cases entail vastly more immigration than occurred in the past.’ See this.
The late Pope Benedict XVI recognized the bad effects of multiculturalism. It destroys Western civilization, the Pope said. He was commenting on a book written by the Italian philosopher Marcello Pera:
‘Marcello Pera, 65, president of the Italian Senate during the last legislature, dedicated his academic research to his friend Karl Popper, Austrian philosopher of the ‘open society.’ The History of America…Geiger, Roger L.Best Price: $6.05Buy New $21.06(as of 02:33 UTC – Details)
In his letter, Benedict XVI acknowledged the text to be “a fascinating read,” and he applauded Pera’s analysis of liberalism. “With an exceptional knowledge of the foundations, and with convincing logic, you analyze the essence of liberalism from its principles, showing that rooted in the heart of liberalism is the Christian image of God.‘
“With irreproachable logic, you show how liberalism loses its base and destroys itself if it abandons this foundation,” he added.
The Pope also expressed his admiration for Pera’s analysis of liberty, and the concept of multiculturalism, in which he ‘shows the internal contradiction of this concept and, therefore, its political and cultural impossibility.’ ‘Of fundamental importance is your analysis of what Europe and a European Constitution can be in which Europe is not transformed into a cosmopolitan reality, but finds — from its Christian-liberal foundation — its own identity,’ he notes.’ See this.
What happens when people try to fight back against this tyranny? We see the answer in Orania, a small community of white South Africans who do everything for themselves and don’t import black labor. The great legal scholar Dr. Wanjiru Njoya describes the situation:
‘What is wrong with these liberal journos? Orania is not Disneyland. It’s just a farming community, with their families, tending their farms and building a town. Observing their culture, their religion, their heritage. Leave them alone.’ See this.
Dr. Njoya, writing with characteristic precision, says:
‘Afrikaner men are white. They marry Afrikaner women, who are white. As such, their children are also white. In this way, their families are white. When they get together, the gathering is white. For this they’re denounced as racist. The people of Orania have done NOTHING wrong.’ See this.
She concludes:
‘Listen up. It doesn’t matter what the Human Genome Project said. People are entitled to choose their own marriage partner. Freedom of association. Freedom of conscience and belief. Leave people alone to associate with whom they will. Stop forcing multiculti madness on everyone.’ See this.
Let’s heed Dr. Njoya’s advice and do everything we can to stop what she calls the ‘multiculti madness.’“