RARES ȘTEFAN STAN

[RARES ȘTEFAN STAN @DirtAndStones]

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[Ave Europa @AveEuropae]

Europe keeps sitting on the sidelines while Washington makes deals that directly affect our security, our energy and the future of our continent.

Will we simply wait for crumbs? And hope that the madman in the White House “saves us” from additional tariffs?

Europeans deserve better than this complacent political class, which does nothing but defend its own interests while we grow weaker, more subdued, poorer and more hopeless - and less European by every possible definition.

[Ave Europa @AveEuropae]

The Sánchez government has turned Spain into the testing ground for a radical socialist migration agenda, with consequences that reach far beyond its national borders.

He has failed Spain. He has failed Ceuta. And through his reckless policies, he has created problems for the whole of Europe.

The 29 November election is not only about changing Spain’s government. It is about restoring responsibility to one of the European Union’s most important member states.

[Ave Europa @AveEuropae]

Ave Europa will continue to advocate for a European civilisational state that repatriates, remilitarises and reindustrialises. A fragmented Europe will lead to our downfall.

Mainstream politicians have proven unwilling to tackle non-European migration to preserve Europe's ethnocultural continuity or to enact the measures needed for a strong Europe independent of Washington, Moscow and Beijing.

[Ben Raho 🇪🇺 🚲 @BenAntRaho]

The ultimate *MEGATHREAD* on European fertility – why it is so low, what the data says and what can be done.

[Octavian 🇪🇺🦉 @posta_octavian]

>literal school students, born in France, taught by French teachers, destroy their own schools while displaying the Moroccan and Algerian flag

I couldn't imagine a better video displaying the total failure of liberalism. No ideology with false priors can survive reality. Afuera!

[EuroMaximalist 🇪🇺 @euromaximal]

Setting people on fire is not a protest, especially innocent bystanders. It is barbarity.

And even if it were a protest, it would be unjustifiable. There is no legitimate cause for such violence.

Of course, the radical left doesn't need legitimate causes. Only excuses.

[PanEuropeanMovement @EuropeanPan]

One picture is worth a thousand words, and it isn't just one picture. In these last few days, besides this burning fireman, we have seen images of dozens of schools being set ablaze, multiple teachers being assaulted, several outnumbered native French kids getting beaten senseless by mobs and a woman's face getting burned by a makeshift flamethrower in broad daylight - and the list goes on.

By and large, these rioters are not, and do not consider themselves French. If them attacking French society is not enough to convince you of this fact, they are literally waving Algerian, Moroccan and Palestinian flags while doing so.

Our immigration policies have created a large, resentful and violent underclass of third worlders in our midst. And the main conflict in Western European politics implicitly and - given the expected electoral battle between Le Pen and Melenchon next year - increasingly also explicitly revolves around the question of how to deal with these people.

Given the demographic trends coupled with the avalanche of savagery that we see on a daily basis, a growing number of Europeans openly state what they think: we do want to live like this anymore. We want these people gone, removed from our society. This certainly does not apply to everybody with a non-European background, but millions do need to go.

Besides repatriating illegals and denaturalising criminals with a double passport, a peaceful solution necessarily also needs to involve incentivised returns of many second and third generation migrants that are part of this underclass. If you think the worst ones would refuse because they would receive more money from the state in the long run: if you are impulsive enough to burn down a school, steal someone phone or loot a store, you won't think twice before taking the deal when someone dangles thousands of euros in front of your nose.

This is what needs to be done. If you still think that is extreme, take a step back and think about it: we merely want some people to go live in another country. Compared to allowing this present situation to continue, that is actually extremely moderate.

[European Challenges @eurochallenges]

A few years ago I would have disagreed with this take, but every passing year seems to confirm this.

America, the great Civic Nationalist country has been rocked by ethnic strife such as BLM at a level that my little sheltered European mind could barely contend.
There are 3rd generation Turks in Berlin still proudly displaying the Turkish flag, even though Germany was for a while seen as „doing everything right on migration“.
And let’s not even mention France, *the* standard for civic republicanism in Europe, which has banlieues that are effectively used a ethnic enclaves.

It seems that if you can *see* that someone has a different origin than you, it will create a reaction that is different on a subconscious level which, once aggregated at the level of a whole nation, will make civic nationalism impossible.

We (almost) all agree that communism didn’t work because it went against human nature to „just work hard and give everything to the collective“.
It seems possible that human nature also goes against „we all look different but we’re all in the same boat together“.

[EuroMaximalist 🇪🇺 @euromaximal]

The EU has only itself to blame for the threats it faces, because at every opportunity to establish deterrence it instead chooses to show weakness.

It has a trade bazooka it won't fire. A capital markets union it refuses to complete. A defence industry it won't integrate. A veto system it won't eliminate. A Draghi report it received with applause and then forgot about.

Europe does not lack diagnosis. It does not lack tools to respond either. What it lacks is the willingness to act, because it is afraid to be powerful.

[EuroMaximalist 🇪🇺 @euromaximal]

It’s a fact that foreign powers caused the Ceuta crisis and are exploiting it to weaken Spain and Europe.

But the worst part is the Sanchez is letting them. No one is forcing him to keep dangerous migrants in Ceuta. No one is forcing him to do nothing as they cause mayhem.

Sanchez is doing irreparable damage to Spain and Europe.

[Vilius Kasatkinas 🇪🇺🇱🇹 @ViliusKasatkin]

Hellenes lead by example! 🇪🇺🇬🇷🏛️🌞

[Octavian 🇪🇺🦉 @posta_octavian]

We shouldn't ever concede. So never say something like "my ancestors didn't do colonialism so don't blame me, blame those who did it."

As pan-Europeans we stand up for each other. Colonials benefited much more from us than we ever benefited from them, due to Haber-Bosch alone.

[Vilius Kasatkinas 🇪🇺🇱🇹 @ViliusKasatkin]

They need to start persecuting those NGO's and putting "volunteers" terrorists in jail, like in Greece.

[Tim W. 🇪🇺 @Tim_AveEuropa]

If banning non-European migration is ��slow suicide,” then what do you call what we are doing right now?

Fast suicide?

Economic growth shouldn’t be the sole factor used to measure the well-being of European countries and peoples.

Demographic stability needs to be prioritised.

[EuroMaximalist 🇪🇺 @euromaximal]

Immigration doesn’t fix the population aging problem. It’s a temporary band aid, not a permanent solution.

When immigrants come to Europe they adopt the reproductive habits of Europeans. As in, not having enough children. Which means you’d have to keep bringing immigrants infinitely to fund pensions. Even if you’re fine with that, that’s actually not a solution either.

Birth rates are falling everywhere, including in third world countries where supposed infinite immigration would be coming from. Eventually, that source of tax payers will run out too.

No matter how you look at it, immigration doesn’t permanently solve anything. The only solution is higher birth rates. And until that happens, the only solution is cutting pensions.

Young people can’t be expected to keep funding a bloated pension system as their cost of living rises and the economy worsens.

[RARES ȘTEFAN STAN @DirtAndStones]

@vvinterorange ��🏻

[Octavian 🇪🇺🦉 @posta_octavian]

If third worldism were about third world nations overcoming their own problems, reforming themselves, their societies and cultures to conform to modernity and modern capitalism and succeed within it, like China has done, few would have a problem with it.

There's a reason many are rooting for Syria right now and hope the positive steps Jolani has taken continue.

What people have an issue with is the idea that the West is responsible for all and any dysfunction in the third world. "Neo colonialism" is such a phrase - the insinuation that it's unfair hidden manipulations that force a country to be a shithole. No, it's the third world's own responsibility to become strong enough to not be manipulated or overly influenced by richer countries. What we should advocate for is third world countries generating the means to assert themselves from themselves.

Instead leftists believe they have to destroy the west from within to save the global south and THAT is what is unacceptable, it's bad not just for us, but a liberation that is not earned through struggle is not liberation. You have to DESERVE to be free, it shows you're ready know what to do with it — Syria shows how it's done.

[RARES ȘTEFAN STAN @DirtAndStones]

@vvinterorange Fair enough, Uzi Is the main caracter so she will see some form of success in the end. But is there a reason for the end of the NxV relationship, phreaps something that could be used for characterization or as a side plot, or did they woke up one day tired and decided to stop it?

[EuroMaximalist 🇪🇺 @euromaximal]

Its about time the frozen Russian assets are sent to Ukraine. Russia forfeited them the day they invaded Ukraine and they forfeit them every day they keep butchering Ukrainians.

It needs to be done before the governments change in France and Germany, or it’ll be too late.