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What Happens In The KALERGI PLAN: The Seven Stages Of Multiculturalism?
Saw this referenced in a web novel's dystopian plotline. Anyone have the actual origin story details or conspiracy theory timeline of this plan? It's popping up a lot.
2025-12-31 14:37:01
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Ellano Alejo Jhona
The ‘KALERGI PLAN’ is often referred to by euro-skeptic fringe websites and other hate sites, falsely claiming that it is an academic or even political plan of action for promoting multiculturalism in Europe. In reality, the term refers to nothing at all. It’s a waste of time to search for it, as you’ll likely just end up at more places of rubbish. If you’re looking for personal takes on the tensions between abstract political concepts and reality, however, then The Agreement (Complete) is an excellent read. It follows two people stuck in a contract which must be worked out within one house full of fraught cultural tensions.
2026-07-21
Xavier
The ‘Kalergi Plan’ is another crackpot conspiracy theory that has been floating about on the internet for a while now. According to the theory, multicultural policies are a part of a plan to replace European populations. Apparently there are 7 stages to this plan of action, or ‘destabilization’, ‘assimilation’, etc. However, in his writings, Kalergi – whose name is being used for this conspiracy theory – never suggested any such thing. In reality, his aim was to prevent future wars by unifying the continent. This ‘plan’ seems to be a Frankenstein’s monster cobbled together from the worst fears of the anti-globalization movement using largely out-of-context quotes from his writings, dressed up in the worst sort of paranoia.
Most notably, the ‘Kalergi Plan’ conspiracy targets multiculturalism, and in doing so taps into deeply held fears of identity crisis and change. Yet it perverts these legitimate concerns and uses them to foist a sense of malign intent. In reality, human cultural exchange has always been of a thoroughly disorganized, instinctive and fractious nature – rather than some grand, sophisticated design. The reduced ‘seven stages’ of the ‘plan’ in question is too obvious and revealing, masquerading under the guise of some grand, gripping novel. Reading Kalergi himself though, is quite the reverse – its author could have been fashioning a solemn blueprint for a hopeful united Europe.
Most notably, the ‘Kalergi Plan’ conspiracy targets multiculturalism, and in doing so taps into deeply held fears of identity crisis and change. Yet it perverts these legitimate concerns and uses them to foist a sense of malign intent. In reality, human cultural exchange has always been of a thoroughly disorganized, instinctive and fractious nature – rather than some grand, sophisticated design. The reduced ‘seven stages’ of the ‘plan’ in question is too obvious and revealing, masquerading under the guise of some grand, gripping novel. Reading Kalergi himself though, is quite the reverse – its author could have been fashioning a solemn blueprint for a hopeful united Europe.
2026-01-03
Parker
The ‘Kalergi Plan’ conspiracy theory reads like a rather poor piece of alternative history fanfiction. The core of the notion is that there is a secret agenda to promote multiculturalism, and that this is being implemented through a number of stages devised by one Count Kalergi. In fact, Kalergi was a 20th-century pro-European, and his work pertained to promoting European integration, not multiculturalism or cultural eradication. What he did support was diversity, which the conspiracy theory has bizarrely chosen to portray as evil. It is a classic example of taking a grain of truth and wrapping it in a fair amount of fiction. The ‘stages’ supposedly implemented by the ‘plan’ to promote the agenda of destroying cultures and promoting interracial breeding through broken national borders are amongst the most normal features of globalization. But, apparently, they strike fear into the hearts of many. It seems to me that this is far more to do with a fear of change than an actual threat.
2026-01-04
Damien
The ‘Kalergi Plan’ or ‘Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan’ is a hoax which is now used by right-wing extremist groups to incite hatred against multi-ethnic societies. This totally fabricated seven-step plan supposedly aims to dissolve European national identities through large-scale immigration and mixing of cultures. It originated from the name of a forerunner of European unification, the early 20th-century philosopher Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, author of Pan-Europa. His original ideas on European unity were of a peaceful nature, he wanted to bring together the peoples of Europe. As always, the conspiracy theorists distort and twist things. Today, Kalergi is seen as a villain who wants to destroy the cultures of European countries and replace them with other cultures.
The new theory is more annoying as it tends to ignore the positive aspects of the work of Kalergi, who was a true pioneer for unity. He was all for integrating the differences of people, not wiping them out. He can have been a great ambassador for the kind of multiculturalism that actually works – ie it doesn’t have to mean the destruction of all of the cultures in a country and their replacement with new ones. And yet the new theory reduces the work of Kalergi to seven stages, mostly recycled from earlier xenophobia, such as promoting immigration and destroying traditional values. (If only they managed to reduce it to as few lies as seven…).
The new theory is more annoying as it tends to ignore the positive aspects of the work of Kalergi, who was a true pioneer for unity. He was all for integrating the differences of people, not wiping them out. He can have been a great ambassador for the kind of multiculturalism that actually works – ie it doesn’t have to mean the destruction of all of the cultures in a country and their replacement with new ones. And yet the new theory reduces the work of Kalergi to seven stages, mostly recycled from earlier xenophobia, such as promoting immigration and destroying traditional values. (If only they managed to reduce it to as few lies as seven…).
2026-01-06
Sweet Mama
Someone should explain the appeal of this ‘plan’. Logistically, how is this supposed to work? Does some secret committee meet in some underground bunker and checks off each stage one by one? ‘Okay, stage four: Promote interracial marriage in TV-sitcoms. Next stage, please.’ It’s all so cartoonishly bureaucratic for a plan that is supposedly so evil and world-changing. Surely a shadowy elite would have come up with something far more effective, direct and even chaotic than this? The plan relies on the belief in two things: the unbelievable competence of evil people, and their extraordinary proceduralism. It sounds like the plot of a very bad action-movie where the main villain explains the whole scheme to the hero just before the final fight. Historically, real atrocities have not been promoted through propaganda alone. They have also involved a lot of raw power, violence and chaos.
2026-07-31
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