Europeans don’t realize ‘one day they will become a minority in their own countries,’ warns best-selling South African writer Ernst Roets in interview with Hungarian media

 

South African writer and filmmaker Ernst Roets said in an interview with Hungarian media that he is surprised by how open Europeans are to mass immigration. He warns that the demographic consequences will be enormous, including Europeans becoming a minority in their own countries.

 

“From South Africa, we were surprised to look at Europe, at how open the countries are and how some people just accept immigrants, not realizing that one day they will become a minority in their own country,” said Roets to Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet. 

 

“When that happens, it will be too late. That’s why I said before that demographics are key: The diverse culture, the wonderful theaters, the entertainment, the universities and everything else are useless if the demographics are declining. And I think that’s especially true for Europeans and Americans who don’t recognize their importance in this demographic.”

 

 

FILE – In this Monday, July 12, 2021, file photo, looters stand outside a shopping center alongside a burning barricade in Durban, South Africa. Former President Jacob Zuma’s incarceration for contempt of court sparked the worst violence South Africa has seen since the nation achieved democracy in 1994. (AP Photo/Andre Swart, File)

 

 

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