This article was originally published in Danish on September 26, 2017.

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As popular opposition to immigration grows, an increasing number of celebrities, led by Marianne Jelved and Uffe Østergård, are joining the growing queue at the washbasin to say that they have shamefully underestimated the problems of immigration and that they are now advocating a “tougher” course, i.e. assimilation. The foreigners must be absorbed by the Danish people and accept their values. As we all know, there is greater joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ten who need no repentance, but still.

Already in the 1970s, a few of us saw the dangers of the increasing immigration of foreign workers from Turkey and Pakistan and warned against them, but we were mocked and hated by the very same group of people whose misjudgment of immigration and denial of the problems associated with immigration helped shape the 1983 Immigration Act and thus the current immigration policy.

These are not just statements, but actions with consequences. These include murder, rape and other violence of the cruellest kind, committed against Danes by foreigners who would not have been in the country had it not been for the masses who have been admitted to the country thanks to the efforts of the people in question. On top of that, there are the enormous costs incurred by Danes, whose social welfare has plummeted: cash benefits have been cut, disability pensions are mainly given to foreigners, the healthcare system is overloaded, schools have been turned into a joke where Danes are a tiny minority in many places. Therefore, these mistakes cannot simply be forgotten. Those who betray their people must be held accountable. Even if they are just petty opportunists who, under the right circumstances, would do anything to appease the powers that be.

In addition, there is the fundamental fact that foreigners should neither be integrated nor assimilated. They have to go! Assimilation to the extent we are talking about here would also mean replacing the Danish population with other people with their own inherent characteristics, characteristics that have created the failed states and societies that these people have left behind. You cannot replace the population and at the same time claim that the nation remains the same – even if the foreigners become Lutherans and come to love paying taxes! Being Danish is first and foremost a genetic matter, and it is precisely their genes that we do not want.

Danes are an indigenous people, and we have a natural right to protection. However, such a claim can only be implemented by force, and force is only achieved through struggle – not through parliamentary compromise!

Are we racist? Yes, you bet your ass we are. Because racism is love for Denmark! We shouldn’t let the traitors define the meaning of words!

Povl H. Riis-Knudsen

Translated by means of AI