President Trump would end anti-European immigration agenda (2013)
Source: whitegenocideproject.com
In a speech at The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in 2013, Donald Trump criticized America’s decades-long policy of restricting immigration from Europe, in favor of non-Western countries.
“I say to myself ‘why aren’t we letting people in from Europe?’” Trump said.
“I have many friends, many, many friends – and nobody wants to talk [about] this, nobody wants to say it – but I have many, many friends from Europe. They wanna come in.”
“People I know, tremendous people, hardworking people. They can’t come in.”
“I know people who’s sons went to Harvard – top in their class, went to the Wharton school of finance – great, great students.”
“We educate them, we make them really good, they go home [because] they can’t stay here, so they work from their country, and . . . they work very effectively against us. Now how stupid is that?”
Since 1965, America’s immigration policy has been to restrict immigrants from majority White countries, and to let non-White immigrants in their place.
Whenever you hear politicians screaming about “open borders”, what they mean is: Africans get to keep Africa, Asians get to keep Asia, but White countries must eliminate their majority White populations with mass immigration.
In other words: Africa for Africans, Asia for Asians, but White countries for everyone.
The Immigration system has been deliberately engineered to get rid of the White majority. If this was done to any other group of people, for example Tibetans, it would be classed as genocide.
We are working to expose this “diversity” agenda for what it really is: White genocide.
Source: whitegenocideproject.com
