9 thoughts on ““We Are Witnessing a Huge Change of Culture, Customs and Population””

1. Ursula van der Leyen had a different experience at the London School of Economics:

   “I got to know a warm, vibrant, colourful, multicultural society – the likes of which I had not really experienced before.”

   She should now visit Nantes, and without bodyguards.

   • She looks like the type that would visit Gambia and similar white-European-female-frequented African nations to experience rampant diversity enriching exchanges; likely without bodyguards.

     One almost feels sorry for the African males who have to service obnoxious middle-aged and elderly European females their own kind won’t touch. If it wasn’t for the exclamations in German to ruin the illusion they could just close their eyes and imagine she was a goat.

   • Getting through to our elites that what they think and believe about things is completely wrong is the biggest political problem of our era. They live in a bubble that cannot be pierced from the outside, for their media refuses to talk about the problems the rest of us see, and they refuse to trust any other media. The result is unbelievable stupidity in everything. To take just one example, I heard a liberal woman the other day complain about how awful San Francisco had become. She had heard this not from her favorite media, but from someone who had just been there. The rest of us have known this for ages, but she was just hearing about it.

2. ref.
   https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2020/01/08/ursula-von-der-leyen-old-friends-new-beginnings-building-another-future-for-the-eu-uk-partnership/

3. Evidently Nantes has been ruined, joining many other cities and towns in culturally enriched Europe.

   These distressing experiences are predictable, and were, indeed, predicted. The Left, that thinks it knows better, continues in wilful denial at the cost of everyday quality of life. In the New Normal silent adjustments are continuously made to an ever lower standard. No jewellery or watches can be openly worn. Parents can no longer allow their children to go to the local pool, or even the local park. Pupils are made miserable at school, picked on, insulted and humiliated. Teenage boys are beaten up by gangs. Girls and young women cannot venture out alone, least of all in the evening. Pensioners are robbed on the street. Bars and liquor stores lose business and close. Drugs are openly sold on the street. Litter and graffiti abound, even including urine and human waste. Meanwhile the boats keep coming, and the EU inflicts ever more compulsory quotas on the reluctant member states.
   This is what we pay for.

   • “The Left, that thinks it knows better”

     The Left “thinks” it knows just about EVERYTHING.
     The fly in the ointment: One of the things The Left doesn’t know is that EVERYTHING it does know is 180 degrees out-of-phase with truth/reality.

   • Everything you have described – taken as a whole – indicates that the society in question is under attack and at war. A low-intensity war, to be sure, but under wartime conditions none the less. It bears repeating that to an elderly pensioner who has just been robbed, or to a teenager beaten by thugs, there’s nothing “low-intensity” about it. It’s just a war – pure and simple.

     The fact that more Europeans are waking up to that fact, is perhaps cause for hope – or perhaps not. That remains to be seen.

4. I know how things were before Merkel invited in the hordes because I spoke to the locals and wrote home about the differences. Things that you automatically notice as a foreigner are the eyes of the potentially vulnerable and responsible, young women and police respectively. The eyes of the young women showed that they had no concept of fear of being alone at night and the pleasantly dim street lighting showed that there was no demand for security as compared to my homeland. The police looked as though they were only there in case somebody needed directions for where to go. The problem was that the locals, men with daughters, assumed that this was the normal state of affairs rather than a result of their culture which they were fond of disparaging.
   Now I think that my observations are too influenced by disgust for the decadence for them to have the accuracy of neutrality.

5. “Ordo ab chaos”. This is the clear example of how the globalist elites implement their domination strategies to reach their objectives. These strategies comprise always three stages:
   1.- The creation of a “threat” for the society and also a “solution” for the problem.
   2.- The society then request the “pupet” government a “solution” for the problem.
   3.- Then the elite´s pupet government provide its “solution” that was defined long before the “threat” appeared.

   This strategy only works if the society is divided. For instance, those who welcome the refugees and those who see the culture enrichers as invaders. Should this scenario hold true, the elites’ plans will work as expected.
   What will be the preplanned fix for this “threat” to the worried Nantes citizens?

   That is a “no brainer” answer: tyranny.

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