Remigration:
For a Europe for Our Children

The European Union does not defend European identity. Quite the contrary: through the directives and regulations it adopts, through the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) that it imposes, it contributes to the migratory invasion. Hence its transformation of the Frontex agency, which has de facto shifted from the role of border police to that of a humanitarian nanny organization in charge of welcoming migrants. Similarly, it seeks to impose on Hungary and Poland quotas of illegal immigrants to be taken in, an act of contempt for their national sovereignty.

Jean-Yves Le GallouAuthor
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Release Date: March 11

Nothing can stop an idea whose time has come. And the time for remigration has clearly arrived! This term, now on everyone’s lips around the world, was first coined in France as a political rallying cry by the Identitarians. Like so many revolutionary ideas, the concept of remigration springs from the Gallic spirit. The decisive notion at the heart of the diagnosis — that of the “Great Replacement” — has already been formulated by Renaud Camus, a representative of this revolutionary people.

Martin SellnerFrom the Foreword
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