The EU is retaliating against cooperating with the GAE to lock down White people.

Once upon a time, citizens of the United States could travel to almost every country in the European Union for 90 days without asking any government for permission beyond showing a passport at the initial point of entry. It was—and still is, for a few waning months—a marvelous if underacknowledged achievement for liberty.

Alas, the days of frictionless travel will soon be a memory. Starting at a so-far-unspecified date in early 2024, Americans and residents of 62 other countries that currently enjoy visa-free visitation to the Schengen Area of the E.U. will need to pay a fee and submit an online application (including biometric information, work experience, medical conditions, and initial itinerary), then pass a criminal/security background check, before enjoying that croissant in gay Paree. The grimly named European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) is projected to cost 7 euros per application and take up to 14 days to render a decision.

Before you start shaking your fist at freedom-hating Eurocrats, know that ETIAS is the belated continental answer to a system the U.S. has imposed on residents of friendly countries since 2009, called the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, or ESTA.

Having lost the ability to dominate the rest of the world, the satanic rulers of the dying West have no choice but to vent their frustration on the people of their oppressed host nations. Not to worry! Illiterate peasants and violent invaders will still freely flow into Western countries without papers and frequently being known in advance as threats. It is our people who are being corralled. This is a prelude to a total ban on us ever leaving our slave plantation homes. Next month, I expect all of the blowhards, zionists, feminists, warmongers, non-American invaders, and queers of the GOP to vigorously debate this development.

There are still ways out for those looking to flee. But it would be better to act now rather than wait another year or even month.