content: What a rambling speech, and it comes down to "play nice, and good things will happen."   Not at all. He spoke of identity in this speech, and took a far more wise approach. That we need to speak the truth, and work on ourselves individually, so that the right answers to the migrant problem might come to us. Starting a political movement to say "right" each countries "wrong" is no easy feat, and could easily end us up in a far worse condition. Keep in mind that the the EU and far-leftist ideologues currently reign supreme in these countries. There are complicated issues, and state of things in each country is complicated and rife with nuance.  Here's a response vid by a man from the Netherlands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Afx0C0GLs  "play mean, and good things will happen."   Honestly man, this approach is so unsophisticated it's laughable. It also happens to be a false dichotomy.  * Sometimes we must be "nice" and sometimes we must be "mean". I think that Jordan's approach to individual improvement, self-mastery, with the adoption of personal responsibility, in an emasculated continent in need of repair is the right approach.  When you play nice with non-white, non-Christian immigrants they take advantage of you and shit all over you -- because the concept of playing nice is a Western concept, and they are not Westerners!  A very serious problem. They should not have been let in IMO.  *Oh whoops, I see it's not what you said