Renaud Camus
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Greg Johnson and John Morgan reconvene the weekly podcast to discuss two articles on the idea of the Great Replacement, the first illustrating media hypocrisy on the topic, the second a vile hit piece on Renaud Camus, who coined the phrase.
- 0:00: Introduction
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- 4:24: James Kirkpatrick, “Leftists Claim ‘Great Replacement’ Is A ‘Conspiracy Theory’ … Unless They’re Bragging About It“
- 36:35: James McAuley, “How Gay Icon Renaud Camus Became the Ideologue of White Supremacy” (A picture of creepy James McAuley, the author of this hit piece.)
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3 Comments
When referring to the great replacement its best to eschew words such as “idea” and “theory” and use the term “policy” instead.
Good point, but.
All the deception. Is there even something to be called language left? Or is it just codified lies? I think the winning strategy will be simply speaking truth from heart. Will hear podcast now. Really enyoy CC.
Good point. In a policy paper from the U.N. in 2001 the focus is ‘replacement migration’ (sic) to address the demographic crisis of the ‘developing ‘ states, because of ageing and low fertility. The concern was with the decreasing labour market. Statics were provided as to how sundry states would have to extend the working age in the short term, while the long term solution was ‘replacement migration’, which would involve social and cultural adjustments for the recipient states. While the U.N. was then addressing the problems way back, the recent U.N. global migration compact is designed to show how the implement ‘replacement migration’, which includes an international monitoring organisation.
See: https://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/ageing/replacement-migration.asp