mountaineer wrote:
"I wonder if "native" Europeans have the strength of character to fight for their homeland and their culture. So far, they seem to have just laid down and let the invaders swarm over them."and austingirl replied:
"I doubt they have the guts to fight for their countries and their heritage. No indications so far. Europe is toast."There's a moment in the history of The West coming.
It's not here yet.
No one knows just when it will arrive.
Don't believe anyone who says they do.
Let's call it "the point of no return" for Western Europe.
It's the moment after which islam will have won the victory, after which there can be no return to "Western" Europe. It will have been conquered, dhimmified. It will then become part of the umma.
The nations of Western Europe will recognize the evil that faces them, and the truth about what they must do to overcome it, either just before, or
JUST AFTER, that point of no return is reached.
If they wake up just before, they will have a chance to win, but only after the bloodiest battle in human history. In the face of such realization, they may still be unwilling to fight for their lives. But if they do fight, they'll have a chance.
If they wake up
just after, it won't make any difference what they do -- by then they will have been defeated.
That's why these two images are so important.
They are stark, harsh, and intended to provoke powerful and unappealing emotional responses.
But they represent what Europe must do -- or what it must become:
This:
Or...
this:
I for one hope Western Europeans might cast off their white guilt and do what they did once before in their great history.
But sadly, I'm a realist, and I must agree with both ladies' posts above.
Adieu, Europe!
