Oh look, the protestors in that first video are mostly white women. Biggest scourge going right now.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2026/03/28/civil-war-europe-at-risk-conference/

So much truth spoken before the EU Parliment, you have to wonder when the speakers will be arrested.

‘No Prospect’ of European Governments Stopping Civil War, Says Top British Army Officerhttps://t.co/XgbexkbMKI

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) February 14, 2026

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I t is "a possibility that is quite close" that the British people will pass into history "like the Canaanites or the Arcadians", and it is an open question whether there will be a Europe in 50 years' time, a European Parliament conference heard from a panel of expert speakers.

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Western democracies that were once relatively homogenous societies have become deeply fragmented. Newcomers often share little in common with the indigenous population. More alarmingly, many have no intention of assimilating.

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Observing that while "it took a long time to break the foundations of Western self-belief, prosperity, and competency", the job was now done and although a society like the United Kingdom is not quite at the point of total breakdown, nevertheless it is experiencing polar factionalism, which has led to outbursts of violence and leaves the country vulnerable to a sudden downward spiral towards chaos.

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And much more.

Meanwhile, our leftist enemies are busy.
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2026/03/28/former-eu-border-force-chief-faces-investigation-for-crimes-against-humanity-over-migrant-pushbacks/

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The NGOs accused Leggeri, during his tenure as the head of the Frontex EU border force, of having helped orchestrate and then potentially cover up the coordinated pushback of illegal migrant boats by Greek officials to Turkey, and similar pushbacks of migrant boats attempting to reach Italy by the Libyan coast guard.
The complaint reportedly stated that Leggeri did so "by failing to oppose the crimes committed by the Libyan and Greek coast guards, by concealing evidence of these crimes, and by providing logistical and financial support for their execution".

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But the "far right" is pushing back.

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Former National Rally presidential candidate Marine Le Pen said: "I extend my full support to Fabrice Leggeri, the target of this odious campaign of judicial harassment."
"The French people who are enduring the dramatic consequences of migrant submersion will not be fooled by the crude manoeuvre of a far-left organisation that seeks to prevent and criminalise any oversight of migration policies, even though such oversight is demanded by the European peoples."
National Rally president Jordan Bardella also decried the "judicial harassment from far-left associations," and said: "Defending Europe's borders against mass immigration is not a crime: it is an absolute necessity and the fundamental right of peoples."

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Europe history improved the entire world - probably drove 90% of positive human progress up to the Industrial Revolution in pretty much all domains.

Somehow they then became apologists to all the losers who couldn't keep up, so they've been tearing themselves down for 150 years.

They technically still have the numbers to turn it around but it would require a 180 shift in direction

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Europe history improved the entire world - probably drove 90% of positive human progress up to the Industrial Revolution in pretty much all domains.

Somehow they then became apologists to all the losers who couldn't keep up, so they've been tearing themselves down for 150 years.

They technically still have the numbers to turn it around but it would require a 180 shift in direction

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Considering they just voted to kick out illegals maybe they are waking up. Will be telling if they actually enforce what they voted for though.

Right now we have a similarly important decision: Are we going to pass the Save Act or not.

Yes, it will require breaking/avoiding the filibuster in the Senate. And frankly that's not even a question whether it's worth it.

We have to decide, just like Europe, whether or not we are going to get serious about beating back these attacks from within

Maybe Canada will regain some sense soon and quit letting immigrants take over their country

https://x.com/realMaalouf/status /2038073041486323933

I put in a space after status due to NSFW language in the tweet but a female cop in Montreal pulled a Muslim man over for his tint and he berates her in a manner that would make a sailor blush... but it's not just that, it's that he personifies how Muslims feel about and treat non Muslims and women

"Dirty ****ing ****, shut your mouth, disgusting dog-faced *****. If I want, I'll buy you and make you my slave."

Yep, but no, Europe nor Canada is going to actually wake up/make a u-turn about islamic invasions.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz condemned the EU as a complete failure in a speech to the WEF.

"Both Germany and Europe have wasted incredible potential for growth in recent years."

"We have become the world champion of over-regulation. That has to end." pic.twitter.com/OOWdtZF8l1

— Red Pill Dispenser (@redpilldispensr) March 30, 2026

Hey losers, maybe you should send some ships to help re-open the strait of hormuz. Nope, the Euro's are just doubling down.

🇪🇸 Spain has closed its airspace to aircraft involved in the U.S. military operation in Iran

Madrid is now not only banning fighter jets and refueling aircraft from using its bases, but also denying access to its airspace for U.S. aircraft operating from third countries. pic.twitter.com/NI2FkpHVP4

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 30, 2026

End nato.

EU did this to themselves via over regulation… they went full tard on stupid green energy and it's killing them now, including areas like immigration where they didn't fight it…. It will happen here if we don't change our ways

Correct.

Germany spent €3 billion building the most modern coal plant in Europe. It ran for six years. Then they packed 1,200 kilograms of explosives into the boiler houses and tried to blow it up.

Tried. One of the two boiler houses refused to collapse. The demolition itself failed,… https://t.co/hdkMQExNWY

— Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) March 31, 2026

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said the vast majority of Syrians who sought asylum in Germany during their country’s civil war should now return home. https://t.co/fpmbG9COvU

— Brussels Signal (@brusselssignal) March 31, 2026

They are governed by people every bit as horrible as Democrats here.

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Correct.

Germany spent €3 billion building the most modern coal plant in Europe. It ran for six years. Then they packed 1,200 kilograms of explosives into the boiler houses and tried to blow it up.

Tried. One of the two boiler houses refused to collapse. The demolition itself failed,… https://t.co/hdkMQExNWY

— Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) March 31, 2026

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said the vast majority of Syrians who sought asylum in Germany during their country’s civil war should now return home. https://t.co/fpmbG9COvU

— Brussels Signal (@brusselssignal) March 31, 2026

They are governed by people every bit as horrible as Democrats here.

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Probably have the same puppet masters.

Undoubtedly. WTI hit $87 and Euro brent crude is over $113 as they have gone to war on their gas station for years and are utterly dependent on the middle east now. I have to laugh at their peasants paying ten bucks a gallon.

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While the impact will be muted in the U.S., in European markets, the situation is going to be painful.
Europe adopted an aggressive pursuit of net-zero emissions and greatly restricted development of its oil and gas. Russian President Vladimir Putin fanned the flames of the activist opposition to hydraulic fracturing, a technology that has made the U.S. the largest producer of oil and gas in the world.
Seven European countries have banned fracking. Since 2010, energy expert Robert Bryce reported on his Substack, European oil production fell by 2.5 exajoules. There are approximately 172 million barrels of oil in an exajoule.

Brent Crude oil prices, the European benchmark, were over $113 per barrel on Monday, and European drivers were paying $9 or $10 per gallon for gas.

Similarly, California pursued a European-style energy policy. Drivers in the Golden State were paying $5.87 on Monday. Nevada and Arizona, which get much of their gasoline supplies from California, were paying over $4.50 per gallon.

While it may seem like Europe is lying in the bed it made for itself, as a global commodity, the impact of Europe's war on fossil fuels impacts us here in the U.S. The world is now fighting over a slimmer supply than it would have been if Europe had done more drilling.

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More hilarity at the link (JTN).

Useless continent who has rested on it's great past. They've decided to die by immigration.

Every once in a while I see some bastion of sanity pop up there, but it is usually quickly crushed.

The Polish right wing taps into anti-Ukrainian sentiment to rally voters ahead of 2027. But the consequences may be more far-reaching than they expect.
Read my article at @KyivIndependent https://t.co/Yev5aYuJA6

— Martin Fornůsek (@fornusek_martin) April 1, 2026