Dutch scholar Desiderius Erasmus was no pacifist supporter of open borders. He was a Christian nationalist who called for new crusades against the Islamic invaders of Europe. But today's liberal history books won't tell you that the writer, and others like him, had called for a tough and masculine Christendom in order to violently defend Europe.
Erasmus's War against the Turks
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To enslave a people, one must first erase the memory it has of its own history. That’s how European colonials had succeeded in converting entire African peoples to Christianity. In doing so, the subjugated had not only lost their older pagan faith, but had in many cases even forgotten their mother tongue. Even now, for example, hundreds of millions of A…
