The Great Replacement Chronicles: Migrant Seminars

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The Great Replacement Chronicles: Migrant Seminars
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Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.

Not for lack of public funding to migrant-friendly NGOs to try to train them in basic civility before they’re unleashed on the British public, as I just reported (as about the millionth exhibit of evidence to this effect), the migrant assimilation regime, to the extent any good-faith effort is made on that front to begin with, isn’t quite going to plan.

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One such migrant-friendly NGO, the Mamacita Foundation, tasks itself with “addressing the most pressing societal challenges faced by migrants, asylum seekers, members of Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups.”

Via Mamacita Foundation (emphasis added):

Mamacita Foundation is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SC050489) based in Aberdeen. Since 2020 we’ve helped newcomers and families stabilise, connect and move forward with dignity, through weekly pop-in sessions, food support, CV & employment workshops, youth activities and dance/fitness for wellbeing. We’re volunteer-led and partner with local organisations across the city to reduce social isolation, improve health and boost employability.

Beginning our journey in the heart of Scotland, our vision is to address the most pressing societal challenges faced by migrants, asylum seekers, members of Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups and those experiencing extreme hardship…

Our name is synonymous with trust within the community…

We host events centred around local communities, to offer social and recreational activities as a way of regularly supporting mental health and reducing loneliness. Throughout the year we have various events to raise awareness for our services and give those newest to our community the chance to make new friends and build strong ties.

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In pursuit of its mission to “give those newest to our community the chance to make friends,” the foundation recently hosted a seminar in which it attempted to teach a gaggle of migrants about how consent laws work in England and Scotland, respectively.

“For you to have a girlfriend … you see a twelve-year-old … what is the right age to actually, for a young person to be before you can approach them for anything sexual intimacy or relationship? What is the exact age?” the facilitator, in an Indian/Pakistani accent, inquires of the migrants.

If you watch the entire video carefully, at no point do the facilitator or any of the migrants express any concern for the natives and future rape victims. On the contrary, the facilitator’s explicit concern is to prevent any run-ins with the law on the part of the migrants: "This is very essential... because we’ve had young men... fall for these... things."

By “falling for these things,” of course, she means raping British children in contravention of the law.

Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) Mark Simpson wrote a letter to the “charity” after the video surfaced on social media, in which he noted that “That is not civic education … Grown men should not need a publicly funded workshop to be told not to have sex with children. If they do, that is a policing and criminal matter.”

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