not all conspiracies are theories, and in fact i'd venture a guess that very few are only theories;
MICHAEL KNOWLES (HOST): Over the last 12 months, the Biden administration has welcomed at least one economic migrant into the United States for every newborn baby in the United States. {snip}
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The liberals always talk about a conspiracy theory called the Great Replacement, and they say that the Republicans are peddling a conspiracy theory called the Great Replacement, and it’s, white supremacist, neo-Nazi, racist, this-ist, that-ist, and I can’t quite tell — what does that mean?
Does it mean that the policy of mass migration is being used to displace the current population, and because of declining, cratering birth rates among the native population, in fact, replace the native population with foreigners from other countries?
How could you call that a conspiracy theory in the face of this study and so many other studies like it? That’s just an empirical fact. Foreigners are replacing the native-born population of the United States, and this isn’t happening merely accidentally. It’s happening as a matter of policy from the very top of the US government. When Joe Biden says, come across that border. Even when he sometimes contradicts himself and he says, oh, we’re gonna build a wall. We gotta take care of this, but they’re not actually doing that — and sometimes they’re explicit about it. And they say, come across that border. Yes. Flood in. Diversity is our strength. We’re a nation of immigrants. We don’t — borders don’t work. Walls are cruel. Don’t — come on. No human being is illegal. You’re all future Americans. {snip}.......https://www.amren.com/news/2023/10/daily-wires-michael-knowles-claims-the-white-nationalist-great-replacement-conspiracy-is-an-empirical-fact/
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