The War on Abortion
60 million abortions are estimated to have ever happened in the United States, 6,6 million abortions are estimated to take place every year in the
Population Replacement
Hungary’s Fertility Rate Continues to Rise!
by Laura
We’ve been keeping a close eye on Hungary over the last few years, as, while other European nations have prioritised mass immigration in order to
New Year babies in Europe show a demographic grim future
by Beirão
It’s that time of the year again and the mainstream media as usual shows who is the fortunate child that happens to be the first
Ageing villages in Western Europe are also slowly being replaced by migrants
by Beirão
It comes as no news or surprise that big cities and capitals across Western European countries have long been a centre for social engineering and
More Than a Million Africans Moved to Europe Since 2011
by Borna
Migration from sub-Saharan countries to Europe has exploded over the past decade. Since 2010 a rising tide of Africans, asylum seekers mostly, have made Europe
The English Countryside is “Too White”
by Laura
A new report has been published by the UK Government this month titled ‘Landscapes Review’. One of the two aims of the report is to
Central Bank: Not Enough Migrants to Keep Wages Down
by SPQR
The Independent has recently reported that the Irish Central Bank believes that there are not enough migrants arriving to have a “wage dampening effect”. This Irish
How Viktor Orbán is Saving Hungary
by Laura
By now you will be well familiar with “replacement migration”; a globalist agenda to reverse our declining and aging populations with the aid of mass
The Great Replacement for Dummies (Journalists from The Independent, the New York Times, Le Monde,… )
by Ken Hagdal
Over the last few months, several articles have been published in legacy media on the “Great Replacement“, a term coined by French writer Renaud Camus,
Portugal: African immigrants demand special benefits and affirmative action while criticizing host country
by Beirão
Portugal, the quiet little country nestled between Spain and the Atlantic shores is a bit less quiet these days. Ever since a large African diaspora