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Under previous rules, this would have disqualified him from being an MEP.

Hundreds killed this year in ethnic violence.

Gholam Ali Pour says "Nobody else wants to talk about immigration and culture clashes."

British media are stoking fears about a large Gypsy migration.

Painting of Juno in Swedish parliament was offensive to Muslim guests.

MPs defund Greece's third most popular party in a 241-26 vote.

Bureaucrats trying to avoid giving the "extreme right" too many issues.

Croatian chant: "For the homeland." "Ready," was all it took.

New York Times discovers cause and effect.

It would be "morally dubious" to raise our wages if it meant less wealth for the Third World.

The ad was full of statistics about immigration.

Lots of guns in Iceland but little crime. Authorities are baffled.

Even within Europe, immigration is a big problem.

. . . in the region with the largest number of gypsies.

A conversation with Alain de Benoist.

All 89 vanished without a trace.

But tens of thousands enjoy the proceedings.

But just as many counter-demonstrators march for "tolerance."

Dogs first tamed in Europe, not Asia, as previously thought.

Recipients can freely live in any EU member state.

A Somali journalist exposed Al-Shabab affiliates in Sweden and was hounded by her colleagues.

Nigerian immigrants ran a lucrative sex trafficking scheme.

Gypsy migrations are expected to increase after an EU regulation is lifted in January.

The French National Front and Dutch Party for Freedom may place first in the next European elections.

We can expect many Africans to claim to be homosexual.

It is a bulwark against "globalism and liberalism."

Socialism plus nationalism is a popular mix.

Some people live in the present; others plan for the future.

"Moscow has only just woken up, and Russians have only just started to recognize their identity."

But migrants to Britain from within Europe add to the public coffers.

French novelist: "I have lived in France for 1500 years."

Police call it a "terrorist attack."

Activists are hoping for a 30,000-strong turnout.

Parents of white child taken from Greek Gypsies were poor Bulgarians.

Nine-year-old Dutch girl sings Puccini.

Caribbean countries want reparations from France, Britain, and the Netherlands.

The UN Human Rights Commission says the practice should stop.

The US still tops the rankings--only because of our large population.

"You don't need to share the same blood to be family."

The children do not look like their Gypsy parents.

They taught "blonde angel" to beg in the streets.

Awards are ordered by the European Court of Human Rights.

No. We have been fighting for our lives for 1,500 years.

She expects record gains for Euro-sceptics in the next Euro-elections.

Russians are getting tired of Central Asians.

"Non-Nordic" was a "diagnosis."

Northern Europe and East Asia fared best.

Early parole may be granted to Pim Fortuyn's assassin.

Do they threaten the modern state?

Ruling parties declare Greece's third most popular party a "criminal gang."

The "far-right" Freedom Party received 21.4 percent of votes, finishing third.

Overloaded ship capsizes.

Party leaders remain defiant.

Democratically-elected politicians are being charged with "forming a criminal gang."

It will ban "racist hate speech."

One analyst says the party is more concerned with "privatizing hospitals and schools than with immigration."

AFP labels Golden Dawn "neo-Nazi."

5.4 percent of German MPs are from immigrant families.

There is talk of banning the party altogether.

When the conquistadors arrived in the Andes, they were amazed by the light-skinned "Chachapoya."

Conventional parties are in a panic.

Opponents are, of course, "extremists."

Creation of Facebook group is being investigated as a crime.

This is no doubt related to the Flynn effect.

Education can eliminate "racism."

Who were more advanced: early modern humans or Neanderthals?

Columnist: Slavery was promoted by kings, not by free markets.

But our media would never doubt the great Miss Winfrey.

That was back in 1982 . . .

History and national character explain a lot.

She calls it a waste of food.

Camp of the Saints for Malta.

Fifth annual meeting of Identitarian Idea.

A Gallic earthquake in the making.

Wants to avoid the racial problems that plague other European countries.