http://www.europeanguardian.com/80-uncategorised/politics/301-africans-in-europe-is-an-existential-question-for-estonia-says-former-foreign-minister Africans in Europe is an Existential Question for Estonia Says Former Foreign Minister

Category: Politics
Published: 29 May 2015
Written by M. Crow
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Kriistina Ojuland, Estonian MEP and Former Foreign Minister for Estonia, has caused a bit of a stir among leftists and “liberals” after voicing her opinion on mass immigration from Africa. She refuses to back down and stands by her words.

One could only wish that more European politicians understood that the immigration from Africa and other parts outside of Europe isn’t a question of just helping people. Especially when our politicians allow these immigrants to invade our society in a permanent manner where they aren’t here to seek protection from a conflict in their homeland, but rather to stay and to change the demographics of Europe. This change is permanent and cannot be undone if something drastic isn’t done soon. But to think that our traitorous politicians would even consider mass deportations of non Europeans back to their home countries is delusional.

During a visit to Italy, Ojuland wrote on her Facebook:

“Today, once again in Italy saw an able-bodied nigger begging money from people who’ve earned their lunch. In my opinion we in Europe should start a petition to block even one more so-called refugee to cross the Mediterranean. Enough is enough!”

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The ones opposing her decided to focus more on Ojuland’s decision to use the term nigger than the underlying question itself. Ojuland did however not budge and said “Why would I not say Nigger? A nigger is a nigger isn’t it?”.

Some people decided to question her motives and hinted that she’s merely after cheap political points. Ojuland was however quick to address that assumption and underlined that the issue is indeed an existential one for Estonia:

“For those who think I’m just nagging luckily you’re wrong. The nigger question is for Estonia an existential one and it’s an non-reversible one. Once we let them into our country we won’t be able to undo it.”

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There are many people who agree with her and would argue that while she could have used a more politically correct tone, her underlying message is more than right. Unfortunately the majority of the population in Europe are so programmed by the cultural marxists that they themselves will focus on her wording rather than the main point in what she says. This highlights the importance of the new-right to remember that no matter what your personal opinions are, one needs to spread the message in a way that gradually undoes the decades long brainwashing of our people by the left.