Just as a fish rots from the head down, a state falls into ruin when its leaders begin to champion views other than those upon which the state was originally founded, and which formed the basis of the social contract between the rulers and their subjects.
For nearly fifty years, we have been brought up to believe that our Judeo-Christian civilisation is merely one of many possibilities, and that other cultures may be just as good. Who has the authority to assert that Denmark is the land of the Danes and not merely a geographical area where anyone can settle and spread the social values they have brought with them from Mogadishu, Kabul or Baghdad? Is it not, in fact, racist to claim that the Danish concept of justice takes precedence over Sharia law, that women have the same rights as men, that slavery is an abomination, or that homosexuals should be allowed to live in peace? After all, there is freedom of expression, so who gives us the right to claim that Western morality takes precedence?
Who can claim the right to say that we do not want barbarians in our country? No one! For barbarians have the same constitutionally guaranteed rights as the rest of us.
We lost the ability to uphold Denmark’s primacy with the 1983 Aliens Act, which opened the floodgates to a mass influx from cultures that wanted nothing to do with us, but were only too happy to help themselves to the benefits of the welfare state. And ever since then, politicians, the media, experts and clergy have been spouting grand rhetoric to the simple-minded who refused to see the greatness of the post-Danish social model.
The breakdown of society has, from the outset, been an elite project, and the population has never been asked whether it was prepared to relinquish its homeland and hand over ever more of Denmark to foreigners. At elections, we can vote for politicians who promise to pursue a ‘strict’ immigration policy and who champion various ‘integration’ measures. And once the election is over, the same policies as before are pursued. The media continue to portray Danes in a negative light, and the Folketing continues to grant citizenship to large numbers of Sharia supporters.
The same is happening in most other Western countries, for the ruling elites clearly do not like their own populations. We are now seeing the results of decades of social disintegration in the form of the riots that have struck France and Italy, and which will soon reach us. As many have pointed out, these riots are largely bought and paid for by hostile states and financiers who wish to destroy us, but it would scarcely have been possible to mobilise hordes of street fighters if the enemy had not already settled amongst us – invited by politicians who believed that population replacement would secure them eternal power.
Now the politicians have lost control of the project, and they are at their wits’ end. Their Muslim darlings are actually running about setting fires, throwing stones and smashing up shops – in perfect harmony with the domestic, communist left, which has also benefited from the elite’s warm attention.
The only thing left is the citizens’ ability to organise their own defence. There is nothing good to expect from the authorities, the police or the judiciary.
