Following on from Part 3 in The Great Replacement series, we are going to explore the impact migration has had on some of the less talked about nations of Western Europe. It is often Germany, with her over zealous – and frankly reckless – generosity, or Sweden with their crime statistics, who get the headlines in this context, but inward migration is having a devastating impact on other countries too.
No western European nation is safe from the replacement project. In recent years, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands have seen untold levels of immigration from poorer countries, with Muslim migrants from Turkey and North Africa swiftly establishing a firm foothold. Whilst they may not have taken the millions of migrants in recent years that Germany has, it is important to remember that these countries are small both in terms of land mass and population, therefore it needs only a small influx to have a long-term impact on both the culture and demographics. ...
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