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[SPEAKER_00]: Europe is waking up more and more countries are shifting from nationalism to a full-blown civilizationalism, recognizing that saving their nation requires saving their continent from a foreign invasion, and one country, perhaps the most unlikely of them all, is taking the lead.
[SPEAKER_00]: They're rewriting the entire European playbook on immigration, and once you see who's behind it, you're going to understand exactly why the rest of the continent is scrambling to catch up.
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[SPEAKER_00]: Denmark, long recognized as one of the world's most tolerant, generous and progressive societies.
[SPEAKER_00]: A nation built on open borders, cradle to grave welfare, and an unwavering commitment to multiculturalism and human rights.
[SPEAKER_00]: that is until now.
[SPEAKER_00]: This week, the Danish government has just unveiled proposals to banned Berkha's and Nick Cubs all across their schools and universities nationwide, extending a public face-covering band that's been in effect since 2018.
[SPEAKER_00]: Immigration and integration minister Ross
[SPEAKER_00]: Burcas, Neacobbs, and other clothing that hides people's faces have no place in a Danish classroom.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now, Prime Minister Metta Thredrickson has been pushing this band since last year, and she's pairing it up with a concerted effort to eliminate prayer rooms from schools and universities entirely, arguing that they create a breeding ground for discrimination and pressure rather than inclusiveness.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now, the recommendation actually came from a former government's Women's Rights Commission, which warned that educational institutions needed to be shielded from systems that enable honor-based violence and social control.
[SPEAKER_00]: Anyone caught repeatedly violating the existing public ban already faces significant fines of up to 10,000 crore, that's about $1,600, and that same penalty structure is now extending straight into the class for now astonishingly.
[SPEAKER_00]: what's so shocking for the European political elite is that this effort to ban the barca isn't coming from the Danish right wing.
[SPEAKER_00]: This isn't coming from the Danish people's party, which is their patriot right party, their populist right party.
[SPEAKER_00]: As you just heard, it's coming from women's groups.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's coming from their left way.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's coming specifically from their center left social democrat party.
[SPEAKER_00]: Method Fredrickson is widely considered a leftist, but even she is leading the charge to crack down on what she is explicitly calling alien cultural practices and norms that are an in front to Danish culture.
[SPEAKER_00]: and she's hardly alone.
[SPEAKER_00]: She, in fact, is increasingly the face of a unified Danish front on both the political left and right that is going full Gandalf declaring you shone up us to Islamic cultural norms for example.
[SPEAKER_00]: For the last several years, Denmark has quietly been running what it calls its parallel societies law.
[SPEAKER_00]: It was originally branded the ghetto law, which ranks and targets neighborhoods based on immigrant concentration, income, education, and crime, subjecting residents in those zones to double punishments for certain crimes and
[SPEAKER_00]: mandatory weekly daycare for children as young as one, specifically to instill Danish language and cultural values.
[SPEAKER_00]: Don't make sure you get that.
[SPEAKER_00]: Again, I want this to hit you.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is a left wing government that is cracking down on immigrant communities.
[SPEAKER_00]: mostly Muslim communities, forcing their children as young as one year old, living in these designated ghettos, to attend mandatory daycare for 25 hours per week.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now the stated goal was cultural integration to teach them liberal values.
[SPEAKER_00]: Tollers were taught the Danish language.
[SPEAKER_00]: They were exposed to Danish values, traditions, democratic norms, gender equality.
[SPEAKER_00]: parents who refuse to comply face the loss of all of their welfare benefits.
[SPEAKER_00]: In fact, the state compelled families to place their youngest children in a government-run cultural programs.
[SPEAKER_00]: Now, in December of last year, the European Court of Justice ruled that the law could constitute direct ethnic discrimination, sent it back to Danish court to Danish courts.
[SPEAKER_00]: I should say, to be reconsidered.
[SPEAKER_00]: And you'd think that ruling would force Denmark, perhaps, to soften their stance and all of this.
[SPEAKER_00]: Well, as you can see, it didn't.
[SPEAKER_00]: If anything, Denmark just doubled down in the most direct way possible, and it's now moving to further expand their public ban on the Burk all throughout their educational institutions.
[SPEAKER_00]: Denmark's government, keep in mind, Denmark's left-wing government isn't backing down.
[SPEAKER_00]: And that tells you something very important.
[SPEAKER_00]: This isn't about optics for Copenhagen.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's about a country that is decided at the highest levels of its government on both their political left as well as right.
[SPEAKER_00]: that cultural assimilation takes precedence over multi-cultural accommodation and the statistics behind the doubling down.
[SPEAKER_00]: The data that's driving it is going to absolutely shock you.
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[SPEAKER_00]: Here's the number that tells you everything about how far Denmark has taken this overall approach.
[SPEAKER_00]: A silent approvals hit a historic low in 2025, with just 839 applications approved out of just a few thousand submitted through November.
[SPEAKER_00]: That few thousand was the lowest total of submissions in decades under what officials openly call a zero refugee policy.
[SPEAKER_00]: Compare that.
[SPEAKER_00]: to the 21,000 plus asylum applications that Denmark received back in 2015 during the height of the European migration crisis.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is a nation that's gone from being overwhelmed by mass migration to essentially shutting the door in it entirely.
[SPEAKER_00]: And what we have to appreciate here is that Denmark spent decades
[SPEAKER_00]: recruiting guest workers from Turkey and Pakistan to fill labor shortages after World War 2.
[SPEAKER_00]: Workers who were expected in fairness to eventually go home, but many never did.
[SPEAKER_00]: In 1980, immigrants made up just 2.6% of Denmark's population, 2.6%.
[SPEAKER_00]: By 2025, that number exploded to nearly 14 percent, with another 4% being Danish born children of immigrants.
[SPEAKER_00]: So we're talking a total of more like 20 percent, and the outcomes were brutal by the numbers.
[SPEAKER_00]: So if immigrants made up roughly 14 percent of Denmark's population, they at the same time accounted for over 30 percent of violent crime convictions.
[SPEAKER_00]: Non-Western male migrants had a crime rate roughly three times out of native Danish men and Somali Nationals specifically, they had a conviction rate of 114 per 1,000 residents compared to just 12 for ethnic names.
[SPEAKER_00]: On top of that, Denmark's Ministry of Finance found non-Western immigrants and their children created a net fiscal cost of 31 billion crooner in a single year.
[SPEAKER_00]: It's about 4.2 billion USD and a 2025 study found that over 60% of Denmark's housing price growth since 1999 could be traced directly back to immigration driven population growth.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is why cracking down on immigration in general and Islamic parallel societies in particular simply isn't controversial anymore in Denmark.
[SPEAKER_00]: Both the left and the right have concluded that this experiment in multiculturalism simply did not work.
[SPEAKER_00]: It has ironically undermined the very liberal values that made that multicultural experiment possible in the first place.
[SPEAKER_00]: Denmark's logic here is brutally simple.
[SPEAKER_00]: You can have an open border immigration policy, or you can have a generous liberal, cradle grave welfare state, but you can't have both.
[SPEAKER_00]: You simply can't have both.
[SPEAKER_00]: That single inside is why even Denmark's political left has slammed the door on migration to protect Denmark's Scandinavian social model.
[SPEAKER_00]: Denmark's transformation is the clearest case study anywhere in the west of what happens when a generous welfare state collides head on with mass migration from culturally incompatible populations.
[SPEAKER_00]: Denmark tried integration for decades.
[SPEAKER_00]: They judged it a failure by the numbers, and then they pivoted hard in a completely different direction, and it's now taking that pivot straight into the classroom.
[SPEAKER_00]: The doors that stood open in Denmark for generations are now slamming shut, and that echo is being
[SPEAKER_00]: So again, keep your eyes on Denmark because whatever direction this small Scandinavian nation takes nests.
[SPEAKER_00]: the rest of Europe is likely to follow.