Excellent review! It seems the Danes are leading the way with "self-support and return" policies and targeted activism whichbis leading to remigration of about 15% of their non-White migrants but there is still room for improvement. Pro-Whites everywhere should try to learn from their success and duplicate their efforts. It's refreshing to see such progress, especially in Europe. It would be interesting to see a comparison of their successes contrasted with the relative failure in countries such as (the once) Great Britain where efforts seem to be languishing under the iron first of oppression. Do the Danes have a less oppressive government or simply fewer subversive elements in their society? What makes so many other countries incapable of achieving the goals of remigration compared to the Danes and how can those factors be mitigated to improve results? I hope that the brilliant minds in our movement will be closer to answering these questions in the coming years. There is still much work to be done in Denmark but they clearly seem to be making progress.
Excellent review! It seems the Danes are leading the way with "self-support and return" policies and targeted activism whichbis leading to remigration of about 15% of their non-White migrants but there is still room for improvement. Pro-Whites everywhere should try to learn from their success and duplicate their efforts. It's refreshing to see such progress, especially in Europe. It would be interesting to see a comparison of their successes contrasted with the relative failure in countries such as (the once) Great Britain where efforts seem to be languishing under the iron first of oppression. Do the Danes have a less oppressive government or simply fewer subversive elements in their society? What makes so many other countries incapable of achieving the goals of remigration compared to the Danes and how can those factors be mitigated to improve results? I hope that the brilliant minds in our movement will be closer to answering these questions in the coming years. There is still much work to be done in Denmark but they clearly seem to be making progress.