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Marine Le Pen: "This situation calls for a strategy of reconquest."

Some 7,173 illegal immigrants have been caught crossing the Channel this year.

"One of our countrymen was assassinated because he was teaching . . . about the freedom of expression."

"Allahu Akbar."

Police officials blame immigration.

That's the largest number since 2006.

“It is an organized plan for the submersion of Europe."

Giorgia Meloni: "The great challenge of our time is the defense of national identities."

Not a question of means.

Nationalist leader says he will "plead guilty of having defended Italy and Italians."

French president wants an "Islam of France."

"There are regular large violent clashes in central Gothenburg between young Afghans and especially young Syrians."

An investigation that does not seek to pass judgment.

The World Health Organization's call for open borders helped spread coronavirus.

Nationalist hat triggers African migrant to rape and murder.

They want investment in Africa to keep Africans on their own continent.

A nationalist now leads one of the most powerful groups in European Parliament.

"There is the present and the past and it links us to our roots."

At least 18,000 immigrants have tried to enter to Hungry this year.

A tale as old as time.

From American hamlets to the great cities of Europe.

Salvini: "Italy cannot be Europe’s refugee camp."

The COVID outbreak delayed his deportation.

"They hope to go elsewhere in Europe, especially Germany."

American bombs in the Middle East have led to Muslim caravans in Europe.

Mr. Salvini lost a shirt and a rosary, but is otherwise okay.

Illegals may have burnt their own camp to protest quarantine measures.

Pathological altruism sets sail.

And how to stop them.

It was Greece's biggest camp, holding 13,000 people.

A reflection on being a thought criminal.

A warning.

Syrian "refugee" also attacked a club for homosexuals.

Muslims need to pay up.

There are strikingly different policies in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

A gift from "refugees."

NASA is at work.

Iraqi citizen yelled “Allahu akbar!”

Money well spent?

Six police officers managed to disarm him.

The populist Right is planning sit-ins and flash mobs to protest.

And, "at least 50 of the victims were children below the age of 16."

We are fighting against what may be the worst crime in human history.

"So far in July, 5,583 migrants have arrived in Italy, almost five times as in the same month last year."

More mush from the Catholic Church.

How Enoch Powell’s warnings went unheeded.

Twitter and YouTube did as they were told.

For all our worldly readers.

A Capuchin friar is the accused perp.

Opening up travel "would go against the health care interests of the Hungarian people."

They want Columbus, Queen Isabella, Cervantes, Junípero Serra. No offers yet for Stonewall.

Recommendations for racially conscious cinephiles.

In 2017, the number was 44,000.

The list of fakes is a long one.

A German woman writes of the Heimat.

And we are a nation of cowards.

"How this ends without permanent division in the country escapes me."

Ethnomasochism crosses the Atlantic.

"This would amount to one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history."

"AfD has recorded hundreds of violent incidents" by antifa.

Happy birthday to the great American racialist.

The fall of Constantinople.

Genetic differences affect production of melanin and susceptibility to disease.

Co-founder says website has gone lefty.

Activists claim Greece has resorted to unofficial and illegal deportations.

The Home Office claimed releasing the research would not be in the "public interest."

Perp is accused of wrapping her head in foil and hiding it in his home.

Social media companies must censor or face fines of up to four percent of global revenue.

Why didn’t Charles de Gaulle partition Algeria?

The goal is to force social media companies "to more tightly police their services."

Salvini says this rewards "exploitative" migrants at the expense of jobless Italians.

It was the first year since 2011 that Denmark saw negative net migration.

Another look, 10 years later.

Bans on non-essential travel make it tough for "refugees."

The bill would criminalize speech "likely to stir up hatred" — regardless of intent.