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A few days ago we received the pleasant news of the installation of a large golden cross on the dome of the Berlin Palace, attached to a lantern which is decorated with figures of angels, as part of its privately-funded reconstruction (as it had been demolished in 1950 by the communist East German government).

Unfortunately, our beautiful European culture and heritage are once again under attack.

The Christian symbol drew indeed criticism on Friday from multiculturalism-fanatic museum curator Mahret Kupka, who has family links to Nigeria (and who supports the crazy and dangerous theory that decolonization and denazification in Germany have never worked) and the Berlin-based Initiative of Black People in Germany ("Initiative Schwarze Menschen"). "Christianity has been a channel through which colonialism also functioned and was strengthened. It happened quasi in the name of Christianity, that things were stolen or destroyed," Kupka said. She explains that Germany is missing a chance to portray a post-colonial multicultural diversity.

This is one of many examples of the several non-Europeans living on our soil and spitting on our culture and history. The situation in which our great continent finds itself is unacceptable and cannot continue. The fight to preserve our heritage and our identity is a daily struggle and will only succeed if all Europeans put aside their meaningless disagreements and build together a strong and united Europe that truly cares about its people, lands, and cultures.

@ Berlin, Germany

On April 24, 1915, the assassination of 600 Armenian intellectuals in Constantinople on the orders of the Ottoman government marks the beginning of the massacre which cost the lives of more than 1.5 million people. The genocide ended 8 years later in 1923.

Today we stand with Armenia 🇦🇲❤️ and call for a recognition of the genocide in all European countries.

#1915 @ Armenia

A few days ago, Belgium newspaper DeMorgen published an article giving a negative, misleading and inaccurate image of our movement. If the author of the article, has obviously the right to express freely his opinion about our organization and our ideals, we have been surprised by the presence of false allegations and therefore wish to respond publicly to them.

The journalist states: “In the memo, the State Security Council states that certain right-wing extremist groups and organisations are using a pro-Russian discourse in the context of the corona crisis and are spreading Russian propaganda in our country. Squadra Europa, for example, a new pan-European, far-right movement, places messages on social media that link immigration to the outbreak of the coronavirus”
And then goes on to explain that “The pro-European movement claims to be radically opposed to the European Union.”.

* Russian propaganda? We are not a Pro-Russian movement by any sense of the word and are completely and utterly opposed to Putin’s aggression in Ukraine and Georgia, having condemned it before. In our post (the one about Russian aid), we simply highlighted the fact that Russia was helping the Italian people in a time where it appeared that the EU was lacking.

* Far-right? Our movement is a conservative, pan-European movement. Our supporters have a variety of opinions, most of them between the centre-right and the radical right.

* Immigration & coronavirus? This allegation is blatantly false. We have never blamed or linked immigration with the virus. We simply compared the Merkel government’s vigorous efforts in taking non-European refugees in the past to Germany’s slow response to helping Europeans at the time of writing the article.

* Anti-EU? We are not radically opposed to the EU in the slightest. Rather than pointlessly abolishing the institution entirely, we advocate for a deep and complete reform of the Union so that it can better serve Europeans and defend our land and culture.

Next time, we do advise to contact us directly and do further research on us, before posting inaccurate information.

@ Europe

Happy Earth Day! 🌱🌍

Squadra Europa is committed to supporting environmental policies that protect and preserve our European and global biodiversity.

In addition to being one of the cleanest places in the world, Europe is today at the forefront of environmental issues and needs to keep leading the fight.

52 years ago, British Member of Parliament Enoch Powell warned of the dangers of mass immigration and multiculturalism in his famous “Rivers of Blood” speech at a meeting of the Conservative Political Centre in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Happy Orthodox Easter!

10 important issues:
- European Unity
- European Culture
- Security & Safety
- Immigration & Border Control
- Conservative Values
- Environment
- World Influence
- Inclusivity
- Innovation
- Democracy.

Our views on these matters will be detailed soon.

@ Europe

Happy Easter! Stay safe and healthy!

United in Diversity: the motto of the EU and thereby arguably, a united Europe. Some of those on the Left, intent on espousing anti-Europeanism, would have you believe that this is proof that Europe is to be a diverse and multicultural land in the global sense, with Europe to be some cauldron of all the peoples of the Earth despite our dire demographic crisis. This is ignoring the fact that Europe, being arguably the most culturally and ethnically diverse land on Earth, is already multicultural in the sheer amount of unique and celebrated indigenous cultures it has.

From the numerous Germans to the smallest Samis, Europe is home to many countries containing unique national cultures within myriads of even richer local cultures, a source of pride and identity, but also tragedy with our notable history of continental warfare. Following World War 2 however, our conflicts largely ceased and we began to cast down our wars rather than curse each-other over them. Rather than fostering pointless deaths, we fostered fraternity, recognising the unifying similarities that each of our European national cultures bare. It is in this that we embodied our motto, forging European unity in the recognition of the beauty and glories of each of our own uniquely European peoples. Because of this, a diverse Europe is one that finds unity in the richness of all native European peoples and a multicultural Europe means a Europe that finds strength in the beauty of all European cultures and past glories.

According to the European Commission, "The motto means that, via the , Europeans are united in working together for peace and prosperity and that the many different cultures, traditions and languages in are a positive asset for the continent.". Nowhere in this statement is a call for non-European cultures to replace the indigenous ones Europe already has. Therefore, let the anti-European interpretation of our motto be forever cast to the wind as a dull tool of anti-European propaganda and let us as Europeans embrace our unique native cultures and identities, together in European fraternity on a quest to strengthen our Motherland and take our rightful place as a superpower.

This weekend, we remember the 96 victims of the Smolensk air disaster. We stand with Poland 🇵🇱 and honor the legacy of President L**h Kaczyński.