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The Spread of Islam in Europe
Peter Kopa, Prague,
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A few years ago, we wrote about Islam: https://thinktanklatam.org/union-explosiva-del-islam-con-la-izquierda/
What follows applies equally to many cities in Europe and other OECD countries. This raises the big question: why is Islamic immigration rejected in Islamic countries in the Middle East, which are supposed to share their wealth with their brothers in the same faith? This can be explained by the fact that in Islamic culture, there is no Christian principle of helping the needy, nor of mercy toward believers or pagans. Another perspective is that the migration flow that began in 2015 has been discreetly organized by the globalists of the 2030 Agenda as a demographic weapon to destroy Christian culture. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/U-jWfgvgcWY
However, the Islamic faith and its practice are in crisis in all Arab countries due to the impact of digital media, which present an openness to freedom and a way of life that sweeps away their almost inhuman customs. In other words, the impact of the Christian West on Islam is greater than the reverse: there are many conversions to the Christian faith, and the vast majority of Islamic immigrants prefer peace of mind and enjoy a European lifestyle. Their high birth rate is falling. Those who stir up trouble and mark the presence of Islam are the few Islamic ringleaders who tend to become radicalized to the point of feeling justified in terrorizing and killing those who help them in Europe.
Another aspect of the problem is the sixty million children who have not been born in Europe over the past 70 years due to contraceptives and abortion. This tragedy has been and remains, indirectly, a vote far more decisive than democratic elections, tipping the balance toward socialism. This bleeding wound and this lack of demographic replacement are the root causes of countless evils and problems.
If those sixty million children had been born, the massive Muslim migration to Europe—driven in part by the need for labor, especially in Germany—would not have occurred. Yet simultaneously, it has been orchestrated as a demographic weapon by the deep state, one of whose public manifestations is the Davos 2030 Agenda.
The Growing Islamization
https://thinktanklatam.org/ambitions-for-the-establishment-of-islam/
Given the growing percentage of the Muslim population in Europe, the influence of their customs is understandable. And there is nothing wrong with companies discovering Muslims as a consumer group. Ramadan calendars in supermarkets are not Islamization in the strict sense of the word either. Because the growing presence of Islamic traditions in daily life does not necessarily have to be detrimental to the Western Christian way of life. However, there are signs that some are harmless and others less so.
Thus, Islam has long been influencing German menus. One example is the quiet disappearance of pork from many school cafeterias. The same is true in many hotels run by Muslims, where bacon has long since disappeared from the breakfast menu. And at school, Muslims pressure their classmates to fast in the Islamic tradition.
In some areas of Berlin and other major German cities, it is also difficult to get a beer in bars and kiosks. Alcohol? Not a trace. Of course, one can shrug this off. After all, restaurants are free to decide what they offer. However, taken together, these numerous individual decisions have a significant cultural impact.
More serious, however, are the attempts to impose Islamic norms in public spaces and to change German values. The ostentatious prayer by Muslims in front of the Brandenburg Gate caused a stir. Reports are also multiplying that Muslim students are forcing girls to wear the hijab or their classmates to fast.
For now, these are isolated acts of domination with little significance. However, they are deeply rooted in Islamic practice and are the norm in the Arab world, which an increasing number of Muslims living in Germany are following. It would therefore be surprising if Germany did not eventually follow, albeit with some delay, the path of Belgium, Great Britain, or France. Homosexuals holding hands and Jews wearing kippahs avoid certain areas of Berlin.
Uncritical promotion of the veil
Another current example is the participation of Büsra Sayed and Amina Ben Bouzid in the “Miss Germany” pageant. The two Muslim women aim to raise the profile of women who wear the veil. There is nothing wrong with their participation or their cause. The problem arises when the Islamist press unilaterally celebrates this as an expression of empowerment. However, the Islamic headscarf is, at the very least, ambivalent. It can be an expression of a mature decision—or the exact opposite. When this is uncritically overlooked, Islamist narratives are reinforced.
Excessive deference to Islamic sensibilities
This is based on the problematic idea that special consideration must be given to the feelings of religious Muslims. But this attitude allows for justifying practically anything, from the ban on alcohol to the veil or the prohibition on criticizing Islam. In any case, a campaign of this kind has no place in a free and pluralistic society, which poses a major challenge to Islam.
Furthermore, it must be borne in mind that, by its very nature, the Quran is a creed that demands everyone submit to it, including by force. One need only look at how Islam has spread in Spain since the 7th century, and in so many other regions of the world.
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Annotated summary of an article on the subject, published in the NZZ of Zurich on March 4, 2026.