Anonymous
04/25/2026 13:56
Subject: Re:How do I deal with the growing support of remigration?
Anonymous
04/18/2026 17:22
Subject: How do I deal with the growing support of remigration?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The hate for immigrants is getting more and more palpable. I wish it was still like 2015. The DHS officially endorsed remigration this year, and many conservatives I know say their dream is the abolish the 1965 immigration bill, bring back the Chinese Exclusion Act, and send anyone of non-European descent out of here. It’s their most important issue by far, and it hurts if you are not of European descent
What utter BS ! You are insane OP.
This administration supports legal immigration.
Nope.
Anonymous
03/26/2026 08:18
Subject: Re:How do I deal with the growing support of remigration?
Another western european country wants more remigration
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats suffered heavy losses in Tuesday’s general election as voters punished her neo-liberal cross-party government. With no bloc securing a majority, coalition talks with the Moderates as kingmakers are underway in Copenhagen.
While Prime Minister Frederiksen became a hero of the anti-Trump left and pro-Brussels globalists over the past year for her so-far unwavering position on Danish control over the Arctic island of Greenland, she was not rewarded at the polls on Tuesday for her efforts.
Overall, the Social Democrats saw their seats in the parliament reduced from 50 to 38, the Liberals from 23 to 18, and the fellow coalition partner Moderates from 16 to 14. The government’s failure to retain a majority forced Frederikson to resign on Wednesday morning as she seeks to form a new coalition.
In contrast, the biggest growth seen by any party was the populist Danish People’s Party, led by the popular former Member of the European Parliament Morten Messerschmidt, whose strident anti-mass migration rhetoric helped the party pick up 11 seats, increasing its vote share by 6.5 per cent over 2022. According to DR, the populist party increased its support in all 92 constituencies of the country.
Despite long attempts by the political and media establishments to create a taboo around the subject, Messerschmidt has openly embraced the concept of remigration, arguing that it is necessary to prevent the demographic “Great Replacement” of the Danish people in their homeland.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats suffered heavy losses in Tuesday’s general election as voters punished her neo-liberal cross-party government. With no bloc securing a majority, coalition talks with the Moderates as kingmakers are underway in Copenhagen.
While Prime Minister Frederiksen became a hero of the anti-Trump left and pro-Brussels globalists over the past year for her so-far unwavering position on Danish control over the Arctic island of Greenland, she was not rewarded at the polls on Tuesday for her efforts.
Overall, the Social Democrats saw their seats in the parliament reduced from 50 to 38, the Liberals from 23 to 18, and the fellow coalition partner Moderates from 16 to 14. The government’s failure to retain a majority forced Frederikson to resign on Wednesday morning as she seeks to form a new coalition.
In contrast, the biggest growth seen by any party was the populist Danish People’s Party, led by the popular former Member of the European Parliament Morten Messerschmidt, whose strident anti-mass migration rhetoric helped the party pick up 11 seats, increasing its vote share by 6.5 per cent over 2022. According to DR, the populist party increased its support in all 92 constituencies of the country.
Despite long attempts by the political and media establishments to create a taboo around the subject, Messerschmidt has openly embraced the concept of remigration, arguing that it is necessary to prevent the demographic “Great Replacement” of the Danish people in their homeland.
Anonymous
03/15/2026 12:46
Subject: How do I deal with the growing support of remigration?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The hate for immigrants is getting more and more palpable. I wish it was still like 2015. The DHS officially endorsed remigration this year, and many conservatives I know say their dream is the abolish the 1965 immigration bill, bring back the Chinese Exclusion Act, and send anyone of non-European descent out of here. It’s their most important issue by far, and it hurts if you are not of European descent
What utter BS ! You are insane OP.
This administration supports legal immigration.
It absolutely does not.
Anonymous
03/14/2026 11:46
Subject: How do I deal with the growing support of remigration?
Only if we weren't draining money through wars, corporate corruption and illegal immigration, we could be actually taking care of our legal citizens instead of manipulating us with race, religion and ethnicity. America is land of opportunity, corruption made it land of scarcity.