Revolt Against the Civilization
Revolt Against the Civilization var ett privat seminarium som arrangerades den 28-29 maj år 2011 av Dansk Selskab for Fri Historisk Forskning i Danmark. Bland föredragshållarna fanns Kevin MacDonald, Helmut Nyborg, Tom Sunic, Alexander Jacob, Christian Lindtner samt David Duke. Konferencier var Knud Eriksen.
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At the beginning of the 21st century Western civilization finds itself in an existential crisis without parallel in its history.
Tomislav Sunic, Alexander Jacob, David Duke, Helmuth Nyborg, Kevin MacDonald og Christian Lindtner: Seks velkvalificerede akademikere gav deres bud på den vestlige civilisations og kulturs fremtid It seems that modern Europeans have lost all contact with their spiritual and cultural roots and no longer know who and what they are. Thus, the ingenious peoples of the West have lost sight of their own culture, identity and interests. This lack of cultural and ethnic consciousness has, in part, been brought about by a systematic poisoning of the intellectual climate of the West in the course of the 20th century. With unclear and unscientific egalitarian ideas anti-European forces have transformed the minds of the Europeans to the point, where they seem unwilling and in part even unable to look after their own interests.
The situation is particularly worrisome because of current global demographic trends. An enormous increase in the population of the Third World has caused a historically unparalleled massive non-European immigration into the West, which means that the ethnic makeup and balance of the West is gradually changing to the point, where the indigenous European populations at some point in the near future will find themselves outnumbered and eventually dispossessed. This has far-reaching implications for the future state of traditionally European-dominated societies.
Taken as a whole, this state of affairs constitutes no less than a revolt against European civilization. In this context the Danish Society for Free Historical Research invites all interested parties to a two day private seminar in Denmark. It is our hope that the seminar will both inform and inspire all those who value quality above equality and are concerned with the survival and progress of the Europeans and their culture in an increasingly hostile world.
