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How many white Christians were enslaved along the Barbary Coast?

Helping the white poor?

By 2015, immigration will be only source of population growth in Europe.

Proposal to educate immigrant children separately in Ireland called "racist" and "offensive."

Why are so many people with no historical ties to Ireland living off the state?

Shame on the Swiss for keeping an eye on foreigners.

Multiculturalism fails in Belgium.

The decline of another majority-white country.

. . .  Because desegregating schools works so well in the US.

It's only fair.

Gypsies blamed for rising crime rate.

Requiring Third-World immigrants to know anything about Dutch culture "discrimination."

But only 10 to 20 percent are likely to go.

But was it true?

Dutch-speakers say French-speakers eroding Flemish culture.

Fighting the spread of political Islam in Europe.

Plans to fingerprint gypsy children.

White man fights back.

Editor thinks beautiful white women "kind of look all alike."

Current problems with Polish workers should be solved first.

Most EU countries not doing enough to stamp out "racism."

. . . Because it worked so well here.

Ordinary Europeans don’t want to lose their heritage.

Half of all Poles who moved to UK since 2004 have gone home.

The Irish strike a blow for freedom in Europe.

Gambians bring their customs with them.

Voters reject three proposals People’s Party had backed.

Mahmoud, Ahmad, and Hamid are the most popular names for babies in Milan.

Chinamen aren't making good Irishmen.

How easy is it to get a Swiss passport?

Italy’s policies worry the usual people.

Shift blamed on greed.

Turks and Morroccans who want to become Dutch citizens have to speak Dutch.

Townspeople attack gypsies when they try to steal a baby.

Cartoonist could get up to two years in prison for inciting "hate" against Muslims.

Fifty-three immediately taken to border to be expelled.

Says he will immediately expel 20,000 immigrants, close gypsy camps.

Vogue Italia editor in chief: If readers don’t like it, it’s their problem.

A Moroccan and a Senegalese win seats in Italian parliament.

New Italian prime minister to give Northern League cabinet posts.

Wish we could go.

Maternity clinics jammed.

Europe is practicing a policy of "population replacement."

41 non-whites killed in first three months of this year.

Poles can do better in Poland than in England.

We think so, too.

Danish police: Children of immigrants responsible for most "heavy" crime.

Millions to flee famines, rising sea levels.

French president also bows to Islamic threats and intolerance.

Spaniards regard immigration as Spain’s No. 1 worry.

Even NATO troops in Afghanistan endangered by film.

Europeans not willing to reproduce.

Our dapper forebears.

Dutch think new name will make it more popular.

Desdemonas still prefer Othellos.

Turkish prime minister visiting Germany tells crowd to fight assimilation.

Interior minister: "Who’s to say which customs are right or not?"

Dutch "teaching material" says hurting people’s feelings reduces freedom of speech.

EU parliament calls for millions in aid to Gypsies.

Two-thirds of children born in Frankfurt have "a migration background."

New organization formed to oppose Islamization of Europe.

Dutch justice ministry pays for multicultural propaganda.

Austrian politician: Time to throw Islam back behind the Mediterranean.

Big cities grow while small towns shrink.

Italian government wants it to be easier to kick Romanians out.

DNA to reveal whether Vikings and Eskimos interbred

"Foreigners who don't stick to our rules don't belong here."

Europe must overcome the feeling that its demise is inevitable.

The US will regret supporting Kosovo independence when the SW becomes majority Hispanic.

Fewer Germans and more Turks in Germany means less beer consumed.

Risk is doubled for Surinamese and Turks, quadrupled for Moroccans.

Flemings want her to speak Dutch.

Secular schools to accommodate foreign-born students.

Establishment betrays Swiss nationalists.

Hesse ruling applies to civil servants and teachers.