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Anonymous
07/21/2023 (Fri) 18:55
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The Plan of Kalergi - also known as the Kalergi Plan - was a vision for Europe put forward by politician Richard Nikolaus von Coudenhove-Kalergi in 1925, which was supported by several powerful individuals, including Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The aim of the plan was to eventually create a de facto homogeneous and largely non-white population in Europe through mass immigration to Europe. This plan was repeated in the Kaufmann Plan, which was a top secret plan by the US government to reduce the size of the European population through sterilization and birth control in order to make Europe easier to control. In the same vein, Henry Morgenthau Jr proposed in 1944 his Morgenthau Plan, a plan that called for the deportation and isolation of millions of German civilians, many of whom would be killed, as well as a gradual takeover of Germany. Last but not least, the Hooton Plan was a eugenics plan proposed by scientist Earnest Hooton in the 1930s, which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations. which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations. which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations.
Demographic replacement in France by non-Europeans 🇫🇷
The percentage of births of non-European babies in France can be estimated by the Sickle Cell Disease National Screening Programme, as the genetic disease very rarely affects the European population. 🧬
In 2000, 19% of all newborns in France had at least one parent from one of the risk regions. In 2007, the percentage was 28.45%, in 2010 31.5%, in 2012 34.44%, in 2013 35.7% and in 2015 38.9%.
Image: Regional and national sickle cell screening in France (2018)
Demographic replacement in Germany 🇩🇪
Percentages of people with a migrant background in the cities of the image:
The Plan of Kalergi - also known as the Kalergi Plan - was a vision for Europe put forward by politician Richard Nikolaus von Coudenhove-Kalergi in 1925, which was supported by several powerful individuals, including Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The aim of the plan was to eventually create a de facto homogeneous and largely non-white population in Europe through mass immigration to Europe. This plan was repeated in the Kaufmann Plan, which was a top secret plan by the US government to reduce the size of the European population through sterilization and birth control in order to make Europe easier to control. In the same vein, Henry Morgenthau Jr proposed in 1944 his Morgenthau Plan, a plan that called for the deportation and isolation of millions of German civilians, many of whom would be killed, as well as a gradual takeover of Germany. Last but not least, the Hooton Plan was a eugenics plan proposed by scientist Earnest Hooton in the 1930s, which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations. which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations. which called for the sterilization of hundreds of thousands of people deemed unfit for society in order to "improve" the racial makeup of the United States and Europe. The combination of all these plans, had they been implemented, would have led to the complete destruction of the European population and culture, and the aim of the people behind these plans was to diminish European powers and populations.
Demographic replacement in France by non-Europeans 🇫🇷
The percentage of births of non-European babies in France can be estimated by the Sickle Cell Disease National Screening Programme, as the genetic disease very rarely affects the European population. 🧬
In 2000, 19% of all newborns in France had at least one parent from one of the risk regions. In 2007, the percentage was 28.45%, in 2010 31.5%, in 2012 34.44%, in 2013 35.7% and in 2015 38.9%.
Image: Regional and national sickle cell screening in France (2018)
Demographic replacement in Germany 🇩🇪
Percentages of people with a migrant background in the cities of the image:
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