Reporter infiltrates campaign of far-right presidential candidate Éric Zemmour
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It's puzzling how this theory persists, when it's so easy to disprove - simply show a graph of non-European-background population of France for 1945-2022. If it's low/flat, then the theory is false, simple as that.
In fact, journalists should do this themselves. Just like they sometimes put graphs of historic temperatures and CO2 concentrations in climate change articles, because they know a tangible measurement is far more persuasive than just namecalling deniers "conspiracy theorists", they should include historic demographic data in great replacement articles. It won't convince everyone, but it'll be a lot more persuasive than namecalling.
In the 1970s, Orthodox Serbs represented only 13% of the population. Today they are only 5%, expulsed from the capital, Pristina, confined to enclaves, as ostracized second-class citizens, when they are not persecuted, martyrized, chased out of the land of their ancestors. The ethnic cleansing is accompanied of course by a religious and cultural great replacement. Medieval churches are burned down by ecstatic Muslim crowds, mosques dripping with gold-leaf are built in their place, financed by the nabobs of Saudi Arabia and Qatar: the inexorable and cruel reality of a great replacement that does not exist.
Today, around a third of newborns in France are African or Muslim.
https://www.unz.com/gdurocher/how-fast-is-frances-muslim-pop...