Camp of the Saints

THE MASS NON-WHITE INVASION of America from Mexico has increased by 97 percent over the previous year, with at least 2,714 invaders crossing the border every day — all from the most violent, low IQ countries in Central America. At least 50 require hospitalization every day, at the US taxpayers’ expense.…

JEAN RASPAIL (pictured) published The Camp of the Saints in 1973. In the novel he describes how mass third world immigration to France leads to the destruction of Europe. The recent issue of the French magazine Valeurs Actuelles features an interview with Jean Raspail. What do you feel about the current…

by John I. Johnson I READ Frenchman Jean Raspail’s 1973 novel The Camp of the Saints decades ago, after it was written about several times in Wilmot Robertson’s pro-White underground magazine Instauration. (ILLUSTRATION: “Migrant” invaders crossing the countryside…

by Max Musson THE Camp of the Saints (Le Camp des saints) is a 1973 French apocalyptic novel by Jean Raspail. The novel depicts what was in 1973 a largely hypothetical setting wherein Third World mass immigration to France and the West reaches such frantic proportions that it leads to the destruction…

THE 1973 novel Camp of the Saints — which features hundreds of thousands of Third Worlders who illegally invade Europe and destroy Western civilization — is rapidly becoming reality with the news that some 10,000 African invaders are landing on the Italian coast every week in a renewed Third World…

by Nick Camerota I BEGAN READING The Camp of the Saints after a long and tiring day. Although I promised myself only a few chapters before retiring, I remained in the grip of Jean Raspail’s forceful, apocalyptic narrative until dawn. I finished it in one sitting. That was almost a month ago. Since…