Dylan Miles

“The Third Reich was largely defeated not by the forces of liberal democracy, but by the Red Army of another mass-murdering tyranny. The liberators of Auschwitz were servants of a regime that ran an even larger network of concentration camps of its own.”
― Patrick J. Buchanan, Churchill, Hitler, and "The Unnecessary War": How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World

“But soon there were too many poor. You didn't even know them. They weren't from here. Just nameless people. The whole place was overrun with them, and they were so clever! Worming their way into families, houses, towns. They forced their way in by the thousands, with an unerring knack. They got in through the letterboxes, begging for help, their dreadful photos bursting from the envelope every morning to make their demands on behalf of this or that association or charity. Everywhere, they insinuated themselves, in the newspapers, the radio, the churches, the factions- they were all you saw anymore, entire nations that no longer even needed linen but instead cheques with their name written on it, bristling heartrending appeals, appeals that almost seemed like threats. And it got worse. There they were on television, on the move, dying by the thousands, the anonymous slaughter having become a non-stop spectacle, with its professional apologists and masters of ceremony. The entire world was overrun with the poor.”
― Jean Raspail, The Camp of the Saints

“You dont know my people, their filth, their fatalism, their idiotic superstitions, their atavistic resistance to change. You have no idea what you're in for if this fleet of primitives falls upon you. Everything will change in your country, which has become my own; you will lose yourself in them and with them”
― Jean Raspail, The Camp of the Saints

“The beast had Western police and justice systems firmly in its pocket. Thereby shielded from consequences, it could now quietly devote itself to what it called "raising public awareness". Public opinion was thus once again made aware that "racism" in the cause of self-defence is the scourge of humanity.”
― Jean Raspail, The Camp of the Saints