🇪🇺🇩🇪 Europe has 10 to 15 years left to change course. Brandon Weichert spoke with Austrian activist Martin Sellner as violent unrest spreads through France and Europe's political tensions deepen. Sellner argues that economic hardship and failed leadership are fueling the anger, but believes mass immigration has made European societies increasingly vulnerable to conflict. His proposed solution is remigration, a controversial policy aimed at reversing immigration flows and preserving Europe's existing ethnic and cultural majorities. Brandon pressed him on what that would mean for immigrants who are already integrated, and whether such policies risk turning ordinary people into scapegoats. Sellner insisted the responsibility lies with Europe's political leadership, not individual migrants. He also predicted that Germany could face a political or economic collapse unless its leadership changes course. What stood out was his belief that Europe's political establishment may be strengthening the very movements it's trying to suppress. His argument is that excluding parties like Germany's AfD only makes them more attractive to voters who have lost faith in the system. @MartinSellner_