Identity Evropa

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Dragon's Eye (organization's logo)

Identity Evropa was an American identitarian organization representing people of European heritage in the United States. Founded in March of 2016, Identity Evropa's membership grew from a small handful of activists to approximately 1,000 members in one year.

The organization was founded in March 2016 by Nathan Damigo, a former Marine corporal from San Jose, California. Damigo cites France's Génération Identitaire as an inspiration for the creation of Identity Evropa.

The organization describe itself as a "'generation of awakened Europeans' who 'oppose those who defame our history and rich cultural heritage'". In an early interview with the Daily Beast, Damigo said the group's aim is "finding a way for us to have a future for our own people."

In August 2017, the chief leadership position passed onto Elliot Kline, AKA Eli Mosley. Three months later, in November 2017, Kline resigned from the organization and publicly cited "irreconcilable differences" with other leaders within Identity Evropa. Patrick Casey, a tenured activist and Director of Administration, assumed the role of Executive Director.

In 2019, Patrick Casey said that the group "has been retired" and announced the formation a new group, "American Identity Movement".

Views

The organization promotes and defers to identity above many other political considerations. Identity Evropa regularly calls for the end of immigration into the United States, and even re-migratory immigration policies. Identity Evropa opposes immigration of non-Western peoples into Western derived nations and the demographic replacement of European Americans and people of European heritage around the world, citing inevitable economic, institutional, political, and cultural change. Identity Evropa and others have referred to this demographic phenomenon as "The Great Replacement".

Patrick Casey has said he's been inspired by writers such as Guillaume Faye, Samuel P. Huntington, and Robert Putnam.

Activities

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Identity Evropa memorializing Kate Steinle

Identity Evropa's activism includes but is not limited to creating memorials dedicated to victims of illegal immigration, banner drops, beach cleanups, and donation drives to help the homeless.

Kate Stienle Pier 14 Sanctuary City Protest In October of 2016, a dozen activists stormed Peir 14 in San Francisco to protest the city's policy providing illegal aliens succor after 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle was killed by Jose Inez Garcia Zarate, an illegal alien who had been deported 5 times prior and was previously convicted of multiple felonies.

Warrior Dash In 2017 the North Dakota chapter participated in a 5k warrior dash for charity. Members from the Northern and Southern California chapters provided security for the free speech rally on April 15th 2017 in Berkeley California. Members of Identity Evropa marched alongside other groups and provided security at the Unite the Right rally in South Carolina that same year.

Kate Stienle's Pier 14 Memorial On December 1, 2017, Identity Evropa members created a memorial on Pier 14 in San Francisco where Kate Steinle was murdered after her killer, Jose Inez Garcia Zarate was acquitted.

Bay Bridge Tunnel On January 28th, 2018, Identity Evropa activists dropped a banner on the Bay Bridge tunnel that said "Danger: Sanctuary City Ahead" to protest the City's policy of granting safe haven to illegal immigrants.

European Roots, American Greatness On March 11, 2018, an estimated 50 members gathered at the Parthenon replica in Nashville, Tennessee with a banner that read "European Roots, American Greatness" to chant various slogans and call for an end to immigration and regathering of American identitarian consciousness.

Censorship

Many corporations have sought to stop Identity Evropa by de-platform the organization. These companies include social media websites, payment processors, email marketing services and more.

External Links

• Website
• The Truth About Identity Evropa