Topic: Count Kalergi

3 chapters across the catalog

Jay Dyer discusses the "Islamicization of Europe" as a deliberate strategy of Fabian socialists in the UK. He references Count Kalergi's "Practical Idealism" and the concept of "weapons of mass migration" used to achieve demographic change. Dyer cites Mark Curtis's "Secret Affairs" to document Britain's long-term collusion with radical Islam for geopolitical control of oil and resources.

Jay Dyer references Count Kalergi’s "Practical Idealism" and Carol Quigley’s work to argue that mass migration is a deliberate tool for social engineering. Alec Cave discusses the Homeland Party’s platform of "re-migration" to reclaim national sovereignty. He asserts that the importation of third-world populations is an anti-white agenda intended to disempower native Europeans.

The origins of the European Union are traced back to the "Kalergi Plan" of the 1930s, which advocated for the "destruction of European nation-states" through mass immigration. Dyer argues that the EU was a "Fabian Socialist" project supported by the OSS and CIA to create a "supranational entity." He cites Carroll Quigley and Daniel Estulin to show that the "Bilderberg Group" and "Roundtable groups" have been rolling out this plan for decades to dilute national identities and merge them into a "federalized Europe."