Mohamed Hassan (2025). "Why tech billionaires are quietly bankrolling Europe's far-right", Pinch Point, Al Jazeera English
https://www.youtube.com/embed/GHQAfk_5Ekk
About: https://www.youtube.com/embed/GHQAfk_5Ekk?start=0&end=131 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHQAfk_5Ekk&t=131s Synopsis: "The far right is gaining power in Europe, fuelled by conspiracies about migrant invasions and a shrinking white population. But someone else is funding it: powerful tech billionaires in the US, who have their own agenda at play." Further: "'The Great Replacement' conspiracy theory was first popularised by French writer Renaud Camus. He claimed that the immigration of non-whites was being used as a policy to induce 'genocide by substitution'. That is Europeans were being replaced by non-white immigrants, particularly Muslims. His theory is widely adopted by the 'White Supremacy' and several extremists have cited this theory in their justification of mass killings. The Christchurch mosque killings were highly influenced by this theory. CCDH report states that the social media giants failed to take down content and videos that promote The Great Replacement theory fuelling nearly 19 million views." http://trigg.gr/tag/NewspaperINBrdshtTheSiasatDailyVeenaNair Related: "In the UK, the latest projections from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest that deaths will outnumber births every year from 2026 onwards, driven by falling fertility and the large, postwar 'baby boom' generation living longer than previous generations, but now reaching later life. The population is still expected to grow, but more slowly than previously forecast, peaking at about 72.5 million in 2054 before beginning to gradually decline. Earlier projections had suggested growth would continue until 2096. ... As populations age, Morland says, they tend to become more risk-averse, with investment flowing into safer assets rather than innovation, while a smaller, older workforce may be less entrepreneurial and able to sustain economic growth. The pressures on public finances are also stark, with fewer workers supporting rising spending on pensions, health and social care. Older people require far higher levels of support, placing a growing burden on younger workers. ... Migration also plays a crucial role. While deaths may outnumber births, the UK’s population is still expected to grow for now, largely because of net inward migration, albeit at lower levels than previously assumed. ... Migration can help ease labour shortages in the short term, as those who move for work are typically young and economically active, but it is not a magic bullet. Migrants also age, meaning a fixed level of migration would not be enough to keep pace with reduced fertility and an ageing population. 'And I am also wary of the ethics of encouraging migrants to come to the UK solely to fill labour gaps while making a path to settlement, or any kind of viable long-term future here, extremely difficult,' said [Dr Bernice] Kuang. Others point to wider ethical questions, including the impact on countries that lose skilled workers to richer economies." (Geddes, L., 2026) Related: Katty Kay (23 February 2026). "America is running out of teenagers. Universities are worried", BBC Global https://newpractices.co.uk/analysis/#K_UrmTJe7ek Further: http://trigg.gr/tag/PowerControlSegregationRemigration, http://trigg.gr/tag/PowerControlSegregationIdentitarianism, http://trigg.gr/tag/IRLDenialistRenaudCamus, http://trigg.gr/tag/IRLBusinesspersonRobertMercer, http://trigg.gr/tag/2017_UniteTheRightRally, http://trigg.gr/tag/IRLFinancierGeorgeSoros, http://trigg.gr/tag/IRLPoliticalStrategistSteveBannon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Movement_(right-wing_populist_group) http://trigg.gr/tag/IRLPrivateCitizenCurtisYarvinAKAMenciusMoldbug Further: European Democracy Shield (EDS) https://www.europarl.europa.eu/legislative-train/package-european-democracy-action-plan/file-european-democracy-shield Further: Via Barlaman Today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YVjAQtjDOs Further: Via DW News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqbtzPsx2g https://www.instagram.com/p/DGS309nIPKw/ Further: Abir Al-Sahlani https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioaIoo6GO08 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abir_Al-Sahlani Bibliography: Hassan, M. (2025, December 17). "Why tech billionaires are quietly bankrolling Europe’s far-right". In Al Jazeera English. Al Jazeera English, Pinch Point. https://www.aljazeera.com/video/pinch-point/2025/12/17/aje-onl-pp-the-great-replacement-v2-161225 Shamim, S. (2025, December 26). "What is remigration, the far-right fringe idea going mainstream?" Al Jazeera. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/26/what-is-remigration-the-far-right-fringe-idea-going-mainstream Loxton, R. (2025, February 19). "Why a Darmstadt hospital is showing what Germany would look like without immigration". The Local Germany. https://www.thelocal.de/20250219/why-a-darmstadt-hospital-is-showing-what-germany-would-look-like-without-immigration "Social media platforms fail to control anti-Muslim posts: Report". (2022, May 8). The Siasat Daily. https://archive.siasat.com/news/social-media-platforms-fail-to-control-anti-muslim-posts-report-2322848/ Geddes, L. (2026, May 2). 'The tipping point: what happens when deaths outnumber births?' The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2026/may/02/what-happens-when-deaths-outnumber-births Becker, A. (2026). "How Germany’s skilled worker gap exposes migration hurdles". In N. Martin (Ed.), Dw.com. Deutsche Welle. https://www.dw.com/en/how-germanys-skilled-worker-gap-exposes-migration-hurdles/a-75206488
