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As some of you already know, some Christians argue that Christianity has been a part of our cultural heritage for so long now, that it has become a part of us, and therefore we can't separate between being European and being Christian. Are they right? Let's find out. 2000 years of Christianity. Well that's not actually very accurate, is it? Because Christianity was boiled together in some dark room, in Byzantium, I think, in the 300s, 400s, so it's not older than 1600 years tops. And in Europe, you know, if you go to Scandinavia, they haven't been Christian for 2000 years, have they? So it's more accurate to say 800 years, maybe 900, and even less for Finland, and if you go to, probably in relation to heritage, in relation to culture and people, one of the most beautiful countries in the world, Lithuania. They haven't been Christian for a very long time, have they? Officially 600 years, and on paper, they're still not Christians.^[1] So let's say that the Christian argument holds water. Christianity has been a part of us for so long, from 1600 to 600 years, and we can't really separate between Christianity and Europe anymore. Then I would argue that the Muslims can say the exact same, only about Islam. Because you see, dear Christians. If you go to Bosnia and Albania, you will find Europeans who have been Muslims for about 500 years. These Bosnians and Albanians, they could argue just as well that "this is our, you know, Muslim European heritage, and Islam has been part of our culture for so long that we can't really separate between the two". And how are you, Christian, going to argue against that? 600 years Christianity in Lithuania, and they are supposed to think that Christianity is part of their cultural heritage. So wouldn't the Muslims in Bosnia and Albania be able to say the same about Islam? And my view is not based on religion. My view is based on biology. And I argue that we should embrace the heritage that is our own, you know, that stands from^[2] our blood, from our instincts, from us. And you could say whatever you want, but Christianity and Islam - Asian, they came to us from the outside. They did not stem from us, they did not come from us. So my whole paganism argument is just that that's our heritage, this is in accordance with our nature, our instincts, that's why I embrace paganism.^[3] And in relation to whether or not Islam is a threat to Europe, I don't see Islam as a^[4] threat to the biological heritage of Europe. Look at these Bosnians.^[5][6] Look at these Albanians.^[7][8] Are you suggesting that they are less European than, you know, these Christian Italians and Greeks and Spanish people?^{[9][10][11][12][13]} I wouldn't say so. 60% of Christendom is non-European. And most Christians argue that they would rather have their child marry a Christian^[14] like this, than a pagan like this, or a Muslim like this. And this is where we disagree fundamentally. Because I would rather have my children marry a Christian like this, than a Muslim like this. I think we agree on that. You would probably too. But I would rather have my children marry a Muslim like this...^{[15][16][17][18][19]} ...than a Christian like this. Or indeed a Christian like this. Because that would preserve better the European biological heritage.^[20] Which is my main concern here. I don't care if Christians rule Europe or Muslims rule Europe. That's not relevant. Doesn't matter. What matters is the biological survival of my European heritage. And this is best preserved through paganism, of course.^{[21][22][23][24]} Christianity is not preserving our European heritage one bit. Christianity is preserving Christianity.^[25]

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1. BTW: We have been "Pagans" for 500 000+ years.
2. You can tell a Wolf that he is a Sheep for millions of years.
   But he will still be a Wolf.
3. Blood and Soil.
   Blut und Boden.
   Blóð auk Óðal.
4. Or rather: A BIGGER threat than Christianity is. I think BOTH
   Christianity AND Islam are threats. But one is no better
   than the other.
5. Muslims.
6. Oh dear.
7. Muslims.
8. Oh dear.
9. Greek Christian.
10. Spanish Christian.
11. Greek Christian.
12. Italian Christian.
13. Greek Christian.
14. Yes: Even MOST "European" Christians.
15. Bosnian Muslims.
16. Albanian Muslims.
17. Berber Muslim.
18. Turkish Muslims.
19. Persian Muslim.
20. Yeah: your PASSPORT doesn't matter. Whether you live in Europe,
    South Africa, the USA or Australia. Or in North Africa, Turkey or
    the Middle East. If you are EUROPEAN BY BLOOD then
    you are EUROPEAN.
21. Yes. E.g. this Turkish Muslim girl is MORE EUROPEAN than
22. e.g. this Greek woman.
23. Christianity promotes the destruction of Europe as a biological entity. Not only with it's Internationalism, but also with it's focus on RELIGION rather than BLOOD.
24. Islam is no worse than Christianity, when it comes to preserving what is important: Our European biological heritage.
25. "Paganism" IS our Blood!