Europe's Elites Outsource Their Borders to Distant Shores

Italy has entered exploratory talks with Rwanda to receive migrants expelled from the European Union. No agreement stands yet, but the very existence of the negotiation reveals the ruling class's settled conviction that the peoples of Europe possess no right to remain demographically intact.

The managers of the EU have abandoned any pretense that immigration serves the historic nations. They now seek compliant third countries to absorb the human consequences of their open-border regime while preserving the fiction of enforcement.

This maneuver continues a pattern that began with the post-war dismantling of European empires and accelerated after the 1951 Refugee Convention bound sovereign states to external claims. The old order of Christendom, sealed at Westphalia in 1648, recognized nations as distinct peoples under God with the duty to preserve their own.

The current arrangement dissolves that order. It reduces the nation to a territory available for settlement by whoever arrives, while the actual inhabitants are told their objections constitute moral failure. The Dispossessor class profits from the transaction; the Faithful Remnant bears the cost in lost inheritance.

Scripture and the creeds affirm that peoples possess legitimate boundaries. The doctrine of the nations in Acts and the repeated warnings against the erasure of inheritance in the Old Testament stand against the managerial claim that borders are merely administrative inconveniences.

Rwanda's willingness to participate changes nothing fundamental. The moral disorder lies in the European decision to outsource the defense of Europe rather than perform it. No African state can supply the will that European governments refuse to exercise.

The faithful must therefore treat every such scheme as an admission of treason against the nation. They must demand the restoration of actual borders, the end of asylum abuse, and the return of policy to the service of the historic European peoples.