Far-Right Influencers Are Hosting a $10K-Per-Person Matchmaking Weekend to Repopulate the Earth

Organizers behind a The PRONATALIST conference with the developed right -wing relations in Austin, Texas at the end of this week, created the events of reconciling those present that include the option of marriage at the site as part of their greatest effort to recycle the world.

According to its website, the sale that was sold at the hotel at a hotel run by the University of Texas in Austin, “has no political or ideological goal other than a world that our children can have grandchildren.” But the event, which was promoted earlier by Elon Musk, includes speakers such as Pizzate Pizzate Conspirace Jack Posobiec and Crémieux, a borrowed online name linked, according to The Guardian, to Jordan, who discusses fabricated births and enhances Eugenins.

The organizer of the Natal Kevin Dollan Conference, a father of at least six, according to Politico, stated that the improvement of the offspring – the belief that white people are genetically superior – and that the PRONATALIST movement “is largely aligned.”

Details available to the public about the birth conference are minimal, as the agenda of mysterious online conference online has promised closed sessions to process birth rates.

However, the email obtained by WIRED to promote the pre -conference mixture that was held on Thursday night reveals success may play an important role in the conference and in the Pronatalist movement on a broader scale.

“This is a special email to attend the Natalon who indicated that they were very interested in finding a missing piece of mysteries for the individual, success, marriage, and family formation,” as he reads the email, which was sent by a events producer called Locke, who was not signed by his last name.

“We were shocked to receive many emails, saying:” Natalon should focus on this, now! “We are here to serve you.

The attendees are required to register to know the exact place (although it is included in another place on the website), and the registration has been included as costing $ 10,000 for the full weekend – more than earlier this year when the cost was 90 percent cheaper. (On Saturday’s ticket is $ 500.) Last year, the VIP package was $ 1,000, according to Natalcon. After handing over the credit card details, the organizers examine the potential attendees, asking them to provide their social media handles. The site says that the potential attendees are not imposed on them unless it is approved.

Natalcon organizers, including Dolan, did not respond to the messages from WIRED for a comment.

The individual registrar is directed to fill a survey that asks the required number of children (they are included from 1 to 7 as options), “religious, cultural, lifestyle” values, and whether they will be open to “questions and answers with a Natalon speaker to present yourself to the room.”

Speaking to Edward Dateon-whom he described “Moayad” for race sciences “, by the Anti-Hope Group, the Anti-Incidence Group is” Do not hate-on Julie Podcast Herteck in 2023, Doulan described the University of Alma Brigham Young as a “education program” for smart saulos. He said that its Pronatalist events are anti -incentives in the dating applications market.