THREAD: Did you know that the EU’s foreign-born population is equivalent to the entire population of Italy?

How many immigrants live in the EU? As of Jan 1, 2024 the population of the EU was 449 million, 62.6 million was foreign born.

→ That’s 13.9% of the entire EU population, but….

🧵1/ “The Next Wave”, a new EU-backed report warns that conservative and religious movements are “regaining power” in Europe. A threat, according to elitists. Their crime? Defending biology, family, and facts. 2/ Published by the European Parliamentary Forum (EPF), the report tracks 275 so-called “anti-gender” organisations in 28 countries. Total spending: $1.18 billion between 2019–2023.

Now, how much has the EU spent on their ideology and gender-lobbyism?

2021-2024: 12% of the total EU budget over these four years was marked as contributing to gender equality (scores 1 and 2), amounting to approximately €158.4 billion….

…. Within the 2024 budget year alone, interventions primarily or significantly targeting gender equality made up 19.5%, which represents €38 billion, although this was slightly down from €48 billion in 2023 (due to the ramping down of pandemic‑related funds).

That’s INTERNALY. Imagine the external costs.

Meanwhile in Norway: Karim Tahir claims to have reported Document Media to the police for pointing out that he is a Muslim working on a Christian festival, a tradition that has been celebrated in our country since 1030, as a “diversity and integration advisor”.

He was also an advisor for what became an Islamfest in 2023.

Olavsfest is actually a Olsok celebration, and it has been a celebration of Olav the saint and the nation's thousand-year Christian heritage in Nidaros since 1030, and its own festival since 1963. But today's leadership no longer wants to celebrate the nation's religion and culture - rather something else entirely…

This was the third year in a row St Olav’s fest, the Christian festival, was opened by a Muslim.

You see, diversity = Islam, and if you say so, you’ll be reported to the police.

This picture is from 2023, when they made the Christian festival about refugees and pride: Tahir came to Norway in 2015 as a refugee, but goes on holiday to his quote: “beloved homeland Syria”.