A people that will not remain a people will not remain a country. Millions have been settled in Europe who were never going to become Italian, Spanish, French, Swedish, British or German. They were not a labour shortage. They were a demographic project sold as compassion. The bill is now visible in the welfare accounts, in the youth labour market, and in the streets. Rape and sexual assault figures did not rise in a vacuum. After the big inflows, official data and inquiries in Britain, Sweden, Germany and elsewhere showed large over-representation among foreign-born and certain origin groups. Cologne was not a misunderstanding. The grooming scandals were not “isolated.” Parallel quarters now run on imported rules: honour codes, clan loyalty, contempt for native women and for the law that made Europe livable. That is not “vibrant culture.” It is the replacement of one civilisation’s public square with another’s. Historic nations built high-trust societies. You do not keep those societies by importing populations that do not share the trust, the sexual norms, or the loyalty. Young natives lose twice: taxed to house and feed the settlement, then priced and hired out of their own cities. Remigration is not a slogan. It is the only policy equal to the numbers. Illegal stayers out. Foreign criminals out. Those who treat the country as a hostel and its women as fair game out. Chain migration that imports the same pattern — stopped. Assisted return for the unassimilated millions who will not become the people whose land this is. Europe’s nations are not obliged to dissolve so that someone else’s culture can plant itself in the ghettos and then demand the rest of the map. A country belongs to the people who made it. Act like it.