“I do not want Europe to Africanize (…) I want Europa to stay dominantly white and remain culturally the way it is.”

—  Thierry Baudet

Ik [wil] niet dat Europa Afrikaniseert (...) ik wil graag dat Europa dominant blank en cultureel blijft zoals het is.
Thierry Baudet in de Vluchtweek. Interview on Radio Amsterdam on 17 September 2015.

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