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MembersEurope, a continent without a soul

While Muslims have strengthened their identity as descendants of Mohammed and students of the Koran, millions of Christians—and Jews too—have developed in the opposite direction.

Pro-Palestinian rally on Westminster Bridge in London, October 11, 2025. Photo: EPA/TOLGA AKMEN
Pro-Palestinian rally on Westminster Bridge in London, October 11, 2025. Photo: EPA/TOLGA AKMEN

How can it be that in New York, the self-proclaimed “capital of the Western world,” a Muslim mayor with a distinctly anti-Western profile is suddenly elected? How is it possible that individuals with a clear Islamist agenda, like Hamid Patel, the top official overseeing British schools, conquer central positions of education and power in the West? And it doesn’t stop at isolated cases. In Paris, London, Birmingham, Brussels, Rotterdam, and Malmö, Muslims have long taken over local governments, influencing education, social policy, and public order. More and more neighborhoods no longer feel European but post-European. Nation-states are losing control while religious parallel structures grow. These developments are not political coincidences but visible symptoms of an epochal upheaval. The Western world, as we have known it for 80 years, is losing influence, self-confidence, and moral certainty. A cultural vacuum has emerged—and it is being filled. Not with freedom and democracy, but with identity, dogma, and claims to power.

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One response to “Europe, a continent without a soul”

  1. AGR says:

    It is easier for people too lazy to seek and believe the truth, will always fall for the lies.

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