This interesting collage shows that not all people of European descent are intimidated by the elite’s efforts to prevent peoples’ expression of opposition to unassimilable immigrants over-running their countries either seeking economic advantage or fleeing Washington’s wars and Washington’s interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
The famous French novelist, Jean Raspail, notes that the novel he wrote in the early 1970s, The Camp of the Saints, could not be written today in France. It would be in violation of laws passed to prevent French citicizens from protesting the overrunning of their country by African and Islamic peoples who have nothing in common with the historic French people. Anyone opposed to the destruction of the French race, a destruction predicted by Raspail in his novel written almost 5 decades ago, is today regarded by law as a “white supremist” and a “nationalist” quilty of violating laws against speaking against diversity.
The crazed French “diversity enforcers” are even intent on prosecuting Marine Le Pen, the leader of the opposition party, for opposing massive immigration of unassimilable peoples into France. She has been charged for posting photos of brutal killings by US supported terrorists. News in the form of violent images is considered to be “an incitement to violence” by the “far-right.”
Throughout Europe the word “patriot” now designates a person who supports the destruction of their country’s ethnicity by non-white immigration. The meaning of patriot in the old sense, now means “nationalism,” “far-right” and “white supremacy.”
The Camp of the Saints
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It is the same in the US….