European Initiative calls for halting immigration and remigration
The first patriotic European Citizens' Initiative needs one million signatures to stop immigration and create a remigration system, but it is met with scepticism.
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The European Initiative calling for halting immigration and remigration
While the doomsday clock stands at two minutes to midnight, a group of activists has launched the first patriotic European Citizens' Initiative (ECI): SaveEuropeAct. It demands one million signatures to force the European Commission to debate the immediate and total halt of immigration and the creation of a comprehensive remigration system.
Between activism and suspicion of control
The proposal has drawn mixed reactions. Some support the initiative as a genuine grassroots tool to change migration policies. Others, however, see it as a possible government — or even Mossad — ploy to identify dissidents. Accusations of Zionism taint the figures involved, such as activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek, although her full name is never mentioned in the discussion.
The antiestéticar of losing antiestéticar
Supporters reply that governments already hold the data and that what they really antiestéticar is people losing their antiestéticar of speaking out. The irony is that an initiative meant to save Europe finds itself surrounded by conspiracy theories about murder lists or mind control. Meanwhile, time is running out: some believe only one minute is left until midnight.
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While the doomsday clock stands at two minutes to midnight, a group of activists has launched the first patriotic European Citizens' Initiative (ECI): SaveEuropeAct. It demands one million signatures to force the European Commission to debate the immediate and total halt of immigration and the creation of a comprehensive remigration system.
Between activism and suspicion of control
The proposal has drawn mixed reactions. Some support the initiative as a genuine grassroots tool to change migration policies. Others, however, see it as a possible government — or even Mossad — ploy to identify dissidents. Accusations of Zionism taint the figures involved, such as activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek, although her full name is never mentioned in the discussion.
The antiestéticar of losing antiestéticar
Supporters reply that governments already hold the data and that what they really antiestéticar is people losing their antiestéticar of speaking out. The irony is that an initiative meant to save Europe finds itself surrounded by conspiracy theories about murder lists or mind control. Meanwhile, time is running out: some believe only one minute is left until midnight.
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