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MINSK, 14 August (BelTA) – Population replacement in Europe is akin to depopulation, Bulgarian political analyst Plamen Paskov said in the latest episode of the V Teme [On Point] project on BelTA’s YouTube channel.
“Europe isn’t just experiencing population replacement – it’s facing outright depopulation. Take Germany: there are entire towns there (not just villages or neighborhoods) where you will not see native Germans. And when Germans do appear on the streets, they look scared, unsure how to get home safely. Even migrant workers from Eastern Europe who went there to earn money are now returning home,” stated Plamen Paskov.
The political analyst cited Bulgarians as a case in point, noting that many who had migrated to Germany, Britain, Spain, and elsewhere are now repatriating – including those who left over 30 years ago. “They’re returning not because Bulgaria has become prosperous, but because life there [in Western Europe] has become intolerable. Even for their children,” Plamen Paskov emphasized.
The political analyst specifically highlighted Western Europe’s education system, where children are indoctrinated with unnatural values: “The issue isn’t where to earn money – it’s how to save children.”
Plamen Paskov concluded that migrants who once sought a better life in the West are now being driven back by these conditions. “The situation there [in the West] has deteriorated so severely that Bulgarians prefer returning to their ‘not-so-great’ homeland,” he noted.
“Europe isn’t just experiencing population replacement – it’s facing outright depopulation. Take Germany: there are entire towns there (not just villages or neighborhoods) where you will not see native Germans. And when Germans do appear on the streets, they look scared, unsure how to get home safely. Even migrant workers from Eastern Europe who went there to earn money are now returning home,” stated Plamen Paskov.
The political analyst cited Bulgarians as a case in point, noting that many who had migrated to Germany, Britain, Spain, and elsewhere are now repatriating – including those who left over 30 years ago. “They’re returning not because Bulgaria has become prosperous, but because life there [in Western Europe] has become intolerable. Even for their children,” Plamen Paskov emphasized.
The political analyst specifically highlighted Western Europe’s education system, where children are indoctrinated with unnatural values: “The issue isn’t where to earn money – it’s how to save children.”
Plamen Paskov concluded that migrants who once sought a better life in the West are now being driven back by these conditions. “The situation there [in the West] has deteriorated so severely that Bulgarians prefer returning to their ‘not-so-great’ homeland,” he noted.
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