Most people will have been shocked, but not surprised, to read last week’s data comparing the most common surnames given to newborn babies in England and Wales today to the same names of 30 years ago. According to the Office for National Statistics, in 1996, the Top10 were Smith, Jones, Williams, Taylor, Brown, Davies, Evans, Thomas, Johnson and Wilson. In 2026, the same list includes Khan, Ahmed, Ali, Hussain, Singh, Patel and Kaur.
The federal Conservatives are accusing Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada of exaggerating the decrease in new permanent residents in official messaging posted online.
Immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner is calling for better data disclosure following the publication of a graph promoting efforts to restore immigration to sustainable levels.
The graph shows the number of new permanent residents each month since 2023. But starting in 2026, instead of one bar showing the total number of permanent residents, it breaks them into three separate bars.
French right-wing politician Éric Zemmour said Sunday that violent protests and looting the previous day revealed “the true face of the Great Replacement,” citing Palestinian, Algerian and Moroccan flags among demonstrators and alleging ties to antifascist groups and left-wing lawmakers.
🚨 NOW: Investigation confirms 54 GROUPS, including communists, socialists and Islamists, are BEHIND the major riots in France
The fake news told us it’s about "students"
It’s about the INVASION of France both by foreigners and 3rd world ideology! 😠
"You don’t see the French flag flying in order for them to get a better France. They’re trying to destroy the nation!"
"They work with the Islamist groups that are very anti-Israel. And that’s why you’re going to see the Palestinian flag along with these images of the hammer and sickle." — @AsraNomani
Only 16 of the 54 groups are student or youth groups. The other 38 are adult-run communist parties, unions, revolutionary groups and propaganda outlets
The network also includes Tricontinental and CodePink, both tied to Neville Roy Singham, a Marxist American tech millionaire who lives in Shanghai
The same Singham-funded network has been behind anti-Israel and anti-America protests in the United States!
Make no mistake: if France falls to this mob, they will be EMBOLDENED in the US 🇺🇸
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 19, 2026
Federal immigration policy, and its effects on the ongoing housing and affordability crisis, is front and centre in Canadian politics once again.
First off, Prime Minister Mark Carney, while speaking outside of Canada to journalists at the New York Times on Sept. 23, suggested his Liberal government is looking to increase immigration following efforts to reduce numbers since forming government in 2025.
Who except a few twisted self-flagellants would vote for their own erasure?
No one.
This is a criminal act against the citizens of Canada.
NEW:
The top 10 Countries with the largest decline in share of White population over the last 20 years. https://t.co/QIPTxgLhFK
— Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Tablesalt13) October 17, 2026
Piddington, a small village in Oxfordshire, might seem like an unlikely centre of revolutionary discontent. But even the residents of sleepy hollows associated with hobby farms, market gardens and village cricket seem to have their limits. In response to the government’s plans to accommodate over a thousand male asylum seekers at a nearby military base, outraged residents have decided to hold a referendum on whether to declare their ‘independence’ from the United Kingdom.
The Traitorous Eight originally referred to the grandfathers of Silicon Valley. In 1957, 8 talented PhDs employed by notoriously difficult Nobel Prize winner William Shockley left to establish Fairchild Semiconductor. Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce, Eugene Kleiner, Sheldon Roberts, Victor Grinich, Julius Blank, Jean Hoerni, Jay Last were young American patriots who became legends by building the tech industry as we know it.
The “Fairchildren” helped start many iconic companies like Intel, AMD, and Kleiner Perkins over their illustrious careers. They launched the flywheel of the Silicon Valley moonshot factory. California’s middle class blossomed because they created high paying jobs for Americans and recognized they were stewards of a nation, not extractors of an economic zone. A golden age prevailed over economic cycles. Many generational founding teams like the Paypal Mafia can trace their lineages back to these 8 legends. All of this creativity, innovation, and wealth was generated without mass migration.
By Yuri Bezmenov
h/t handy n handsome
Clémence Guetté of the far-left La France Insoumise party is a member of France’s National Assembly, and she is overjoyed that there are fewer and fewer French people for her to represent. And so what has been derided up to now as a “white supremacist conspiracy theory,” and likely will be again, since there is never any shortage of uninformed and ignorant people, has proven to be true. In fact, not only has it proven to be true, but leftists who, as is ever more obvious, are determined to destroy their host countries, are openly celebrating that fact.
Tweet Translation – In France, the radical left-wing deputy, Clémence Guetté, admitted that the replacement plan has come to fruition: “White French people, you’ve already lost the racial battle. One in every three French people is of immigrant origin. It makes no sense for you to keep defending yourselves.”
Estão a ver?
Na França, a deputada de esquerda radical, Clémence Guetté, admitiu que o plano de substituição se concretizou: “Franceses brancos, vocês já perderam a batalha racial. Um em cada três franceses é de origem imigrante. Não faz sentido que continuem se defendendo”. pic.twitter.com/Hnl0lHc9A4— Sarzuelas (@sarzuelas) June 28, 2026
IF A country’s measure of success was importing high numbers of anonymous criminals from alien cultures who are hell-bent on destroying the society that they are packed into, Sir Keir Starmer, Sir Sadiq Khan and their supporters have exceeded every expectation.
The list of British casualties continues to increase thanks to Starmer’s human rights obsession, the most recent being the avoidable death of 18-year-old Henry Nowak and attempted beheading victim Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast. As Starmer, Khan and the Belfast mayor relentlessly push the public to accept yet more unvetted doctors and rocket scientists fleeing wars in France, police training encourages officers to treat the testimony of white victims with greater scepticism than that of non-whites. Henry Nowak paid the price for that madness.
A brief look at the numbers in the U.S. and the U.K. remind us that replacement is not just conspiracy slop.
A new Vienna-based organisation, the Institute for Remigration, is set to launch officially following a summit in Porto, Portugal, on Saturday, May 30th, positioning itself as Europe’s first think tank and lobbying group dedicated to ethnocultural continuity and remigration policies.
The organisation was founded by Austrian activist Martin Sellner, leader of the Identitarian Movement of Austria, and aims to focus on migration, demographic change, and the ‘Great Replacement.’
The United States has refused to back the United Nations’ latest migration declaration, with the State Department accusing UN agencies of working to “advocate and facilitate replacement immigration in the United States and across the broader West”.
In a statement published on May 11, the department said Washington did not take part in the second International Migration Review Forum (IMRF), held at UN headquarters in New York from May 5 to 8, and would not endorse its concluding “progress” declaration.
Six in ten adults in France believe that their country is facing a “great replacement” with the mass importation of non-European immigrants.
A survey conducted by the Institut français d’opinion publique (Ifop) research firm has found that 60 per cent of French people believe that their country is experiencing a “profound demographic transformation” and that the French are being “progressively replaced by non-European populations, primarily from the African continent.”
Let’s just do the right thing by Heritage Canada and rename it for what it is, the Canadian Ministry of Propaganda. Or if you want to follow the official style sheet, Propaganda Canada.
Top of mind today is a draft rewrite of Canada’s Citizenship Guide, Discover Canada. This is the book they give prospective immigrants, an explanation of how the Government of Canada sees itself, the country, and the people living in it. The present one was published in 2012 during the Stephen Harper ministry, when Heritage Canada was known as Canada Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism.
The local elections in Saint-Denis, a city with a population of over 150,000, saw, for the first time, the victory of a far-left candidate representing La France Insoumise (LFI): Bally Bagayoko was elected with just over 50% of the vote.
LFI and its leader, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, have made Bagayoko their champion. Through him, Mélenchon is methodically pursuing his promotion of what he calls the “New France,” a new country where ethnic mixing must become the norm—a “creolisation,” in his words, whose benefits are largely imagined, and which is supposed to revitalise an old country in decline.
“We are all children of Gaza”
shout activists linked to Bally Bagayoko, the newly-elected, far left mayor of Saint-Denis.
As of 2021, Saint-Denis had a population of 113,942 inhabitants, of which 43,173 were immigrants or 37.89%.pic.twitter.com/d1O5XKOpIB
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 16, 2026
🇫🇷Paris, France
Bally Bagayoko, the new mayor of the multicultural Saint-Denis neighborhood, gives a "victorious middle finger gesture" upon entering the Town Hall.
Bagayoko belongs to the far-left LFI party, run by Jean-Luc Mélenchon.pic.twitter.com/HUkDwasGVv
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) March 17, 2026
Flying English, Scottish and Union Jack flags has been branded as ‘tools of hate’ in a leaked draft of the Government’s new social cohesion strategy.
A leaked draft of the proposals suggests national symbols were sometimes used last summer to ‘exclude or intimidate’.
It warned that the ‘extreme right has tried to turn symbols of pride into tools of hate’.
