The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain (Paperback)

Paperback. The movement of 60 million immigrants from South Asia, Africa and the Middle East into Europe in a single generation is the largest external migration of people over such a brief period of time in human history. And yet, extraordinarily, it has been organised and implemented without any sort of mandate from the peoples of the nations into which they are migrating. Worse still, anyone who dares to notice this world-historical event, let alone voice a negative opinion of its impact on the native populations, is denounced by a transnational apparatus of propaganda as racist, xenophobic, Islamophobic or simply as a conspiracy theorist. The Great Replacement examines not only the reality of this programme of replacement immigration but also the strategies by which that reality has been denied, censored and criminalised.As this rigorously researched book shows in documented detail, replacement immigration is not a conspiracy theory but a United Nations policy that has been written into European Union law and implemented by the nation states of Europe and across the West for the last 25 years. The first edition of this book, published in 2024, exposed the economic motivations for this policy and how it benefits the corporations that lobbied the UN to adopt its terms. In this updated and greatly expanded second edition, the author examines the evidence for what he concludes is the final goal of this policy: the Islamisation of Europe, a civilisational conquest that is most advanced in the UK. Here is the data, analyses and arguments to corroborate our fears of what this will mean for the sovereignty of Britain and the freedoms of the British people. This book analyses the impact of the UN policy of replacement immigration that has been written into European Union law and implemented by the nation states of Europe and across the West for the last 25 years. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…