Rod Dreher, an American writer and publicist, a conservative author who has lived in Hungary for respective years and has worked for the Danube Institute in Budapest, recalled the politically incorrect fresh by French author Jean Raspail, "Camp of the Saints". He thus referred to what is presently happening in Europe with respect to the influx of migrants. She points out that "a prophetic French novel, erstwhile rejected as racist, is now read as a plan to self-destruct the West."
The publicist points a finger at what is happening in Britain under Labour Prime Minister Keira Starmer, ironically writing about “Starmerstan”.
The government is incapable to take control of the boats with migrants, which carry “the invaders like a fleet of pontoons” daily. While the natives defended themselves a 1000 years ago in the face of the influx of Viking boats, today’s “invaders arrive unarmed, knowing with certainty that the dull brahmins of the British ruling class will not only not defy them, but will even supply them with luxury hotels, give them smartphones, benefits and extend their benefits to illegal immigrants, which would be unimaginable to erstwhile generations of British”.
Dreher asks, "Have there always been a nation in past that would offer specified assistance to its possible colonizers." He notes that no 1 listens to David Betz, an expert in the field of war studies at King’s College London, who warns that Britain, like most another Western European countries, is “a powder keg waiting for an explosion.”
Daniel Hannan, a conservative associate of the home of Lords, expressed a akin opinion in The regular Telegraph. He wrote that “repairing immigration policy will require intelligence, gentleness, and patience. The government, which would truly like to halt boats and deport illegal immigrants, will gotta depart, at least in part, from many global treaties, not only the ECHR, but all those cited by pro-immigration judges, including the Convention on the position of Refugees and possibly the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. He will gotta reject a number of national laws, including the Human Rights Act and the Equality Act. He will gotta abolish the current judicial review strategy and make a mechanics to remove bias judges."
The situation surrounding the influx of illegal migrants into Europe reminds Dreher of the painting painted in the French fresh before more than 50 Jean Raspail. "The 1973 book is so dangerous according to the ruling class censors that it is hard to find its English-language version, translated by Norman Shapiro and published in 1975. Fortunately, Vauban Books, a tiny American release, will release a new, better translation by Ethan Rundell in mid-September," wrote Dreher.
The novel's action tells of a millionth fleet of immigrants who leave India and, after Egypt and South Africa were rejected, yet heads for France. As it turns out, “the actual villains are not migrants, but European elites who welcome invasion as a form of moral compensation for their wealth and white skin.”
Raspail presented the collapse of Western civilization due to the invasion of immigrants who refused to assimilate. The author himself acknowledged in his introduction to the later release of the fresh that he had received letters of support from leading French politicians, including president François Mitterand, the leader of the socialists. They knew that his “dark imagination was right.”
Dreher referred to fresh British government that prohibits criticism of migrants, recognising it as a possible crime under the safety on the Web Act.
Let us just remind you that in connection with the execution of 3 girls in Southport, during dance classes inspired by Taylor Swift's work, riots broke out across the UK. The killer was Axel Rudakumana, a British born descendant of Rwandan immigrants. All those who expressed their negative emotions online related to this killing were arrested by British police and tried and jailed or inactive waiting for judgement for alleged incitement to hatred. Thus, the authorities and judges deprived the British of the basic right to freedom of expression, including the right to consult another people's opinions and to express their opinions, even controversial, on various subjects.
The American publicist recalls that he was reading Raspail's fresh for the first time in 2015, while he was inactive surviving in the United States and was observing mass of migrants coming from the mediate East to Europe. "The words of the then German Chancellor Angela Merkel – "Wir schaffen das!" ("We can handle it!"), which she announced the beginning of her country's borders to over 1 million migrants, could come straight from Raspail's cards," Dreher points out.
Various experts at the time said that the North must prepare for the fact that "the full global South is on the move" and the problem concerns not only Europe but the full world.
At that time, left-wing politicians, specified as Joschka Fischer, a associate of the Green Party, who erstwhile served as abroad Minister, condemned “xenophobia” and “racism” of Europeans who opposed the invasion of immigrants.
The fresh American edition is to include a "insight essay by American student Nathan Pinkoski, who proves that the "camp of saints" is not about race, but about western hatred of each another and the fall of culture. Raspail's actual "mistake", as Pinkoski claims, was to question whether indigenous Europeans have the same right to last culturally as the left defends against non-Western peoples." The fresh should so be read more as a "thought experimentation exploring the consequences of Europe's increasing desire for self-destruction".
Dreher recalls that since the publication of the “Holy Obozu”, the population of migrants in France has more than doubled to estimated 24%, and forecasts propose that by 2080 – 2090 migrants will be the majority. Similarly, in the UK, the population of non-Western immigrants rose from 4.4% in 1973 to about 20% today. By the end of this century, the Native British will become a minority.
The American pointed out that "Fifty-two years after publication, it was yet time for the Camp of the Saints to find a wide scope of readers – if he could someway avoid censorship and overcome nuisance propaganda."
He adds that “Europe is not over yet – but we see its fall drawing on the horizon. What was dystopian speculative fantasy in 1973 is present the subject of regular headlines. The racial wars of Raspail's fresh 52 years ago are now on the brink of an explosion."
Raspail's fresh is not truly about migrants, but "about us and whether we Western nations, long paralyzed by sentimental humanitarianism and civilizational hatred of ourselves fed by a spiritually corrupt elite, we inactive have the strength to compose this tragic communicative anew," concluded Rod Dreher.
Source:europeanconservative.com
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