Half of Salzburg's children do not speak German at home.
Language replacement is advancing rapidly in Austria. In some districts of Vienna, more than 80 per cent of children grow up without speaking the country's language.
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What is happening in Austria is not a natural or spontaneous change. It is a profound and worrying transformation of the country as we have known it until now. The latest data published by Remix News reveal a reality that sets off all the alarm bells: 51.81 per cent of Salzburg's children do not speak German at home. In Vienna, in some districts, this figure exceeds 80 per cent.
A country that is falling apart in silence
At a national level, More than 30% of primary school pupils are no longer native German speakers.. That is to say, thousands of boys and girls are growing up in Austria with no roots in the language, culture or history of the country in which they live.
These are not anecdotal data. They are symptoms of a national decay that occurs under the label of multiculturalism, but which more and more citizens perceive as a deliberate uprooting.
A policy that is driving the country to collapse
The Hungarian economist Géza Sebestyén has compared the Austrian situation with what Hungary might have been if it had not chosen to protect its borders and its culture. And he is not wrong: Austria opened its doors to mass immigration a decade ago, and today it is beginning to reap the bitter fruits of that decision.Oh.
According to Sebastyén,«This is not imperial Vienna. It is not Mozart's Salzburg. It is a city where German has ceased to be the norm, and where the future is being built in languages and values completely unknown to its founders.«.
Figures such as Herbert Kickl, leader of the FPÖ, denounce that what is happening is not a coincidence, but rather… the result of a political and ideological agenda directed from Brussels and carried out by NGOs with clear objectivesto dismantle Europe from within, eliminate the nations and replace them with an identityless mass.
Kickl claims that lIntegration is a lie.The majority is the one adapting to the minority, and the welfare state ceases to serve those who sustain it in order to serve those who only come to it to claim benefits.
The authorities don't listen
The polls are clear: The Austrians' 80% want stricter asylum measures. They want the language, culture and identity to be protected.. But the system doesn't listen.
The FPÖ, an anti-immigration party, It is currently the most popular party in the country by a wide margin, with between 34 and 36 per cent of the vote. However, demographic changes could harm the party in the long run, as Foreigners reach voting age and shift the electorate towards left-wing and pro-immigration parties., a trend that the left is backing across Europe.
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