Democracy means the citizens have some ability to discuss and influence policy in their communities.

There is a 100 year old plan (Kalgeri Plan) to reduce the homogeneity of Europe and dissolve Western nations.

The Kalergi in his own words:

"(European) man of the future will be mixed races. Today's races and classes will disappear due to the disappearance of space (nations) and time."The Pan-European plan of Kalergi envisaged the use of violent and disproportionate mass immigration, especially from non-European countries, in order to bring about a common European state dictatorship and the destruction of the indigenous white population - the nationalities of Europe.

Do people disagree that the demographics in Europe are rapidly changing?

Is it antisemitic to discuss the history of this plan, and the factors that continue to drive this change? Wikipedia indicates that it is, but we know who's controlling that propaganda operation... (Zionists Manipulating Internet And Wikipedia - some will find this shocking).

Is it antisemitic to show a local Israeli news station promoting a Wikipedia editing workshop?

Should citizens in European "democracies" be allowed to discuss factual history, and the resulting impact on current events?

Are "Democratic" societies no longer allowed the right to self-determination of their own communities?

In my opinion topics like this should be eligible for debate; without ad homenim attacks.

Censorship and ignorance is a weapon against the average person.

The average person is being intellectually disarmed.