The European Commission blocked the Save Europe Act—but the campaign refuses to give up. Now, Eva Vlaardingerbroek and Martin Sellner have announced that the initiative will become a permanent European resistance movement. With nearly 800,000 signatures and close to 200,000 potential volunteers, they aim to build an organization capable of challenging the establishment.
The Dutch nationalist and activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek on Monday, presented the next steps for Save Europe Act, the campaign aimed at collecting one million signatures to force the European Parliament to address the issue of halting immigration and large-scale repatriation. After five months of campaigning, the initiative will evolve into a long-term organization dedicated to advocating for repatriation, halting population replacement, and preserving Europe’s ethnic and cultural identity.
”With the Save Europe Act, we succeeded in uniting and mobilizing patriots across Europe behind a common goal in an unprecedented way”, Vlaardingerbroek writes in X, ”We are now transforming this into a permanent organization dedicated to protecting our ethnocultural continuity.”
Nearly 200,000 potential volunteers
During a live broadcast Last Friday, the two initiators of the Save Europe Act—Vlaardingerbroek and the Austrian activist—presented Martin Sellner, the scope of the campaign. Nearly 800,000 people have signed the petition, while nearly 200,000 have expressed interest in volunteering.
Activists in 83 regions are organized through the digital platform EuroCom. Sellner stated that the campaign carried out 103 actions in September. The next step is to build a professional organization with local groups, training programs, and resources for long-term work.
– Can we transform it into an organization that can compete with these left-leaning nonprofit organizations? That’s the question right now, Sellner said.
The EU's rejection failed to stop the campaign
In July, the European Commission refused to register the Save Europe Act as a European citizens” initiative, which would have given them access to official EU channels for collecting signatures. The Commission deemed that the proposal’s restrictions on migration ”contravened” the EU’s principles of ”equal treatment and non-discrimination.” The organizers have since taken the Commission to the European Court of Justice.
– We don't compromise on the truth, Vlaardingerbroek explained during the live broadcast as she described why they had refused to change the wording of the initiative. She stated that the complaint had been filed and that the campaign is now awaiting the Commission’s response.
To help people when politicians fail to act
The new organization will be able to assist residents who oppose, for example, new asylum housing facilities in their hometowns. The goal is to build a network that can take action locally even when political parties do not.
– If they aren't willing to do anything about it, people need to be able to turn to an organization that will help them, and we are that organization, ," said Vlaardingerbroek, concluding by stating how far they are willing to go to fight for this, We're going to devote our lives to this. It's that simple.
Of course, I signed up a long time ago—a true AFS member would do just that.
I am a nationalist patriot, and I will remain one even if someone tries to silence me.
By nature, I'm not the kind of person who ever gives up
Thank you, Lars, for signing the Save Europe Act citizens’ initiative and for supporting AFS.
Let's really hope this comes to fruition and that they don't shy away from the question of who is to blame for flooding Europe with foreigners. [🇮🇱]
The EU can't keep dodging the issue forever. Sooner or later, they'll have to take action.
There should have been at least 10 million people who signed the petition and then demonstrated every week to make their voices heard.
But I think the hard part is marketing the movement so that people find out what both AFS and the Save Europe movement stand for and work toward.
That's where we need to put our effort and energy.
Yes, but it's coming. The worse things get in Europe, the more people will sign the Save Europe Act's citizens' initiative.
The EU’s reluctance to take action regarding the Save Europe Act’s citizens’ initiative clearly shows that the EU is not democratic. It’s good that Save Europe Act has initiated legal proceedings against the EU. However, it’s still important to continue signing Save Europe Act’s citizens’ initiative to reach at least one million signatures. This is to put further pressure on the EU to reverse its decision to reject the initiative. But it’s fantastic that Save Europe Act has now become a permanent resistance movement! We’re going to save Europe!