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6/17/2025, 4:50:49 PM
America is the birthplace of modern liberalism and arguably the greatest threat to Europe’s ethnic and cultural interests. From its founding, the United States embraced Enlightenment ideals: individual liberty, secularism, and the rejection of inherited authority. What began as a political experiment has become, in Patrick Deneen’s words, “a liberal empire,” exporting its values globally through media, commerce, and diplomacy.
Through film, music, social media, and academia, the U.S. spreads a worldview centered on personal autonomy, identity politics, and the reinvention of the self. As Renaud Camus argues, this leads to a “replacement culture,” where deep-rooted identities, national, religious, familial, are replaced by interchangeable ones. European youth absorb these values from birth, alienated from their own traditions.
American tech giants like Google and Meta act as cultural enforcers. As Adrian Vermeule notes, these firms impose a moral order while pretending to be neutral, promoting progressive norms and silencing dissent. Local customs, faith, and democratic debate are overridden by algorithms designed in California.
Politically, the U.S. leverages its dominance in NATO and global institutions to pressure European nations into alignment. Countries like Hungary and Poland, which defend Christian or national identity, face coordinated pushback. Aleksandr Dugin, despite controversy, observed that Western liberalism permits no alternative.
At its core, the American model promotes what Alasdair MacIntyre called the “emotivist self”: detached from tradition, duty, and meaning. What remains is a society built on consumerism, abstract rights, and identity confusion.
The most dangerous threat to Europe is not Russia, Islam, or even migration itself, but a liberal American empire that replaces peoples, dissolves identities, and markets it all as freedom.
Through film, music, social media, and academia, the U.S. spreads a worldview centered on personal autonomy, identity politics, and the reinvention of the self. As Renaud Camus argues, this leads to a “replacement culture,” where deep-rooted identities, national, religious, familial, are replaced by interchangeable ones. European youth absorb these values from birth, alienated from their own traditions.
American tech giants like Google and Meta act as cultural enforcers. As Adrian Vermeule notes, these firms impose a moral order while pretending to be neutral, promoting progressive norms and silencing dissent. Local customs, faith, and democratic debate are overridden by algorithms designed in California.
Politically, the U.S. leverages its dominance in NATO and global institutions to pressure European nations into alignment. Countries like Hungary and Poland, which defend Christian or national identity, face coordinated pushback. Aleksandr Dugin, despite controversy, observed that Western liberalism permits no alternative.
At its core, the American model promotes what Alasdair MacIntyre called the “emotivist self”: detached from tradition, duty, and meaning. What remains is a society built on consumerism, abstract rights, and identity confusion.
The most dangerous threat to Europe is not Russia, Islam, or even migration itself, but a liberal American empire that replaces peoples, dissolves identities, and markets it all as freedom.
6/16/2025, 12:41:48 PM
America, the founding and ruling ideology, is the enemy of the European (White) Race. Until you accept this as a foundational premise in your worldview, you are wandering through the mist, lost and never seeing the truth.
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