Renaud Camus
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Oct 9, 2026
Xinyi ZhangGUEST
Yeah.
Mark DavisHOST
Yeah, and this takes us to the French connection really, doesn't it? Because a key work here is Renaud Camus' The Great Replacement.
Mark DavisHOST
And one of the things that he tried to do was... sanitised far-right ideology to become publicly acceptable.
Mark DavisHOST
So there's very, very little, in fact, almost no mention of Jews in that book, which is a kind of turning point for the far-right.
Colin BrazierHOST
That French connection means the Salisbury Review is able to publish interviews with the likes of...
Colin BrazierHOST
Renaud Camus, a French philosopher and art critic and author who coined the phrase the Great Replacement Theory.
Colin BrazierHOST
Last year he was banned by the Home Office from entering Britain, where he'd been invited to speak to the Oxford Union.
Colin BrazierHOST
The Salisbury Review was founded and initially edited not by a French philosopher, there too a penny, but that rarest of things, an English philosopher, the late Sir Roger Scruton.
Adam ShatzHOST
Climate change and migration are intimately linked.
Adam ShatzHOST
And then you talk about, you know, Renaud Camus' great replacement theory and that horrifying novel by Jean Raspail, The Camp of the Saints.
Adam ShatzHOST
So the right is understanding something in political terms better than the left.
Adam ShatzHOST
Better than the center,
Connor TomlinsonHOST
Because if you have closed borders, closed nuclear families, closed minds, cultures which stigmatize certain behaviors, other cultures, foreign customs, religions, sexual proclivities, if you have that, hierarchy, structure, a disgust response to behaviours and beliefs which profane your civilisation sensibilities, well then you are going to ineluctably take the first step and then the second goose step towards gas chambers and Auschwitz and Dachau and being the reincarnation of Adolf Hitler.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
This living bogeyman in the minds of the likes of Jacob Rees-Mogg is what Renaud Camus called the second career of Adolf Hitler, which then inadvertently ends up in you importing thanks to the post-war consensus, the demand that you must see everyone as blank slates, because otherwise if you see differences between ethnic and cultural groups, well, Hitler did that, and Hitler killed people in a racist way, so if you see differences, then you're going to become Hitler.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
The imperative of the blank slate then leads you to import a bunch of different people who don't believe in the post-war consensus, and then you get atrocities akin to the Second World War perpetrated on your soil against Jews and whites alike.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
Jacob Rees-Mogg fully buys into the post-war consensus.
Michael Edison HaydenHOST
That is the subtext of the great replacement.
Michael Edison HaydenHOST
And you know, this, this guy, uh, Renaud Camus, published his, his big statement on the great replacement, which I guess we should remind people is this sort of...
Michael Edison HaydenHOST
I don't think it's a conspiracy theory is the best way to put it.
Michael Edison HaydenHOST
It is a narrative.
ZacHOST
Come on, Elon.
ZacHOST
Renaud Camus says the genocide by substitution of Europeans is the greatest crime in the history of humanity.
JesseHOST
And Xenocosmography says you've been taught to think this is hyperbolic.
JesseHOST
It really isn't.
Louise PerryHOST
Mm.
Rusty RenoGUEST
Renaud Camus, the French writer, has a wonderful, very mischievous article, uh, titled "The Second Career of Hitler" and how he returns in the 1960s as the hate figure that m- motivates what I would, what I call the open society project.
Rusty RenoGUEST
So he, he needs to be there as the reason for pursuing this banishment of the strong gods.
Rusty RenoGUEST
So he endures in a way, he has to be kept alive in our imaginations.
Alice HowarthNARRATOR
Frequently, their white supremacist view of race is lifted directly from that past too.
Alice HowarthNARRATOR
More specifically, when it comes to tradwives, views on race are discussed as part of the revival of the great replacement theory, a notion first coined by French author Renaud Camus.
Alice HowarthNARRATOR
According to this discredited idea, the white race is in mortal danger with the threat coming at the hands of people of colour who are deliberately brought into a country, in most versions of the theory by a secret global cabal of Jews, in order to outbreed and eventually replace the native white population.
Alice HowarthNARRATOR
One of the defenses against this imagined attack, according to the white supremacist, is for white people to do their duty by having as many offspring as possible and to make the white race harder to replace.
JuliHOST
Die Verschwörungserzählung des Kulturmarxismus vermischt sich mit der Verschwörungsideologie des Great Reset beziehungsweise großen Austauschs.
JuliHOST
Der Vordenker dieser Ideologie ist Renaud Camus, der in seinem Buch Le Grand Replacement den wahnhaften Vorstellungen eines Bevölkerungsaustauschs, also der Fantasie, die weiße Mehrheitsgesellschaft werde durch muslimische beziehungsweise nicht-weiße Einwanderer und Geflüchtete verdrängt, einen intellektuellen Anstrich verlieh.
JuliHOST
Die deutsche Übersetzung erschien 2016 im rechten Antaios Verlag von Götz Kubitschek und wurde unter anderem von der Identitären Bewegung rezipiert.
JuliHOST
Im Narrativ des großen Austauschs verbinden sich antisemitische mit rassistischen und antifeministischen Ressentiments.