The Extinction of Icelanders

An article by Michael O'Shea, Visiting Research Fellow at the Danube Institute, for The American Spectator

Despite overwhelming evidence, the replacement of European societies remains — frustratingly — a contested concept. Across the continent, cities and towns are unrecognizable. Novel social ills confront Europeans who remember better days. Corporate media regularly broadcast projections of minority-native populations later this century. Despite this incontrovertible evidence, institutional figures still insist replacement is a “far-right” conspiracy theory.

In diminutive, secluded Iceland, the crisis has arrived. The extinction of the Icelandic people cannot be dismissed as a theory. More accurately, it is a civilizational crime.

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