Sutton McHugh

“It is a point of minor interest that as third-world migration to Europe has swelled, the Green movements have ceased to argue for population caps or to campaign for restrictions on reproduction. While happy to tell white Europeans to stop breeding, they became somewhat more reticent about making the same request of darker-skinned migrants.”
― Douglas Murray, The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam

“Today the West faces challenges without and threats within. But no greater threat exists than that which comes from people inside the West intent on pulling apart the fabric of our societies, piece by piece. By assaulting the majority populations in these countries. By saying that our histories are entirely reprehensible and have nothing good to be said about them. By claiming that everything in our past that has led up to our present is irredeemably riddled with sin and that while these same sins have beset every society in history, the debtor should knock at only one door. And most importantly by those who pretend that a civilization that has given more to the world in knowledge, understanding, and culture than any other in history somehow has nothing whatsoever to be said for it.”
― Douglas Murray, The War on the West

“The cliché of the ‘average immigrant’ being an economic boon for the country only works when such exceptions are made to appear as though they are the rule.”
― Douglas Murray, The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam

“Racism has no place here.” As though the fruit and nuts aisle of the Whole Foods in Seattle had been a known gathering place for the Klan.”
― Douglas Murray, The War on the West