A conservative magazine described immigration to Europe as a flood putting Western civilization in mortal danger.
Writing in his own voice, with no source quoted, Newman framed European immigration as a “flood” that had put Western civilization in “mortal danger,” in a piece favourably covering a campaign to send migrants home.
Water metaphors for people are the standard vocabulary of the replacement narrative, and they do their work by removing individuals from the picture entirely.
The magazine wrote those words itself. It isn't quoting someone else.
The receipts
Every quote, checked against its source.
Alex Newman, The New American
"Western civilization was in mortal danger due to the flood of immigration."
Newman's own narration of a source's position, not a direct quotation of that source.
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