A major social study commissioned by VRT, known as the “Photo of Flanders,” reveals thata majority of Flemish people are afraid they are being slowly replaced by migrants, with this study now joining similar ones in France and Germany, which reveal serious fear across Europe about the ongoingGreat Replacement.
TheVRT survey showsthat 56 percent of respondents agree with the statement:“I am afraid that Flemish people are slowly being replaced by migrants/people from abroad.”
Within this category, individuals aged 45 to 64 score at 58 percent, while those over 65 score at 59 percent.
Teenagers between 12 and 17 years old also show a high level of agreement at 58 percent.
The study also showed that52 percent of Flemish people are afraid of a mosque being built in their neighborhood.
Only 23 percent of Flemish people explicitly say they would be open to a mosque where they live.
Notably, 22 percent of people who say they have no fear of being replaced by migrants also say they would not like to have a mosque in their neighborhood.
According to VRT, the study shows that thefear that “Flemish people will be replaced by migrants” remains great.
Belgium has also been actively erasing traditional signs of Christianity, such as renaming Christmas markets into “winter markets,” which the VRT study indicates has led to divisions in society, especially between older and younger generations.
Discussions surrounding inclusive naming conventions also generate pushback. A majority of Flemish people, at 57 percent, maintain that a Christmas market should simply remain a Christmas market. Resistance to neutral terms like winter market is highest among older demographics, with 64 percent of 45-to-64-year-olds and 67 percent of those over 65 opposing the change. This opposition drops among younger populations, with 41 percent of 18-to-24-year-olds and 45 percent of 25-to-44-year-olds objecting to the replacement of the traditional name.
Source: ZeroHedge News
