The EU’s racial reconstruction of Europe
The other day, reader Ortelio informed us how the Lisbon treaty advertises itself as a charter for a nonwhite Europe. The cover of the official guide to the Lisbon Treaty—which if Ireland approves it in a referendum next month will turn the EU into a virtual sovereign state (a fact that the EU promoters never let on)—shows 15 people, six of whom are clearly nonwhite and two more of whom seem to be nonwhite. Meaning that the EU is presenting the population of Europe as being at least 40 percent, perhaps over 50 percent, nonwhite. Also, the only three white men in the photo are all in the back row and their heads are cut off by the margin of the photo. The obvious meaning of this is discussed in the earlier entry. But the photo I had used was small. Here is a larger one, along with the other photo that Ortelio had discussed.
In this next photo, which is also in the official guide to the Lisbon Treaty, we see the standard black male / white female pairing that has become de rigueur in liberal society, especially in advertisements. Here, two or three longhaired, pretty young white women gather, smiling and twittering, around the strapping young black male.
Posted by Lawrence Auster at September 12, 2009 12:07 PM | Send Email entry |