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Europe: Either Serious Wars of Reconquest or Ruin
Europe today stands on the brink of the abyss, not because of a passing economic crisis or an ordinary political disagreement, but because of uncontrolled immigration that has brought to its soil populations that feel no genuine affection for Europe. Populations that came from the Arab world and Africa, carrying in their baggage narratives of historical victimhood and the desire for compensation for an imagined colonial past, while at the same time nurturing deep within themselves an ancient Islamic dream of conquest, occupation, and the recovery of Al-Andalus, which the Europeans once reclaimed after centuries of Arab-Muslim domination. These people do not come to build or to integrate, but to take what they regard as a rightful due, and to change the face of the continent that received them with excessive naivety. And the European left, that infantile creature which dreams of a mythical revolution and hates the West and its success, finds in them the ideal allies. It allies itself with them against the nation-state and against everything that made European civilization, turning the streets into theaters of destruction in the name of a false social justice.
What happened in France on the 17th and 18th of October 2026 is not a mere passing disturbance, but an alarm that sounds with force. Universities vandalized, government buildings set on fire, property looted for billions of euros, and foreign flags flying above the ruins of the Republic: the flag of Palestine, which has become the symbol of contemporary terrorism, and the flag of Algeria, which instrumentalizes the narrative of French colonization to sow permanent hatred against France and Europe as a whole. And in the midst of this spectacle comes Greta Thunberg, that activist who wraps herself in the Palestinian keffiyeh to spread still more hatred and to support her dear friends among the left and the Islamists, as if to confirm that the alliance between leftist infantilism and Islamic extremism is not a fantasy but a reality unfolding before our eyes. These are not merely protests against the cost of living, but the clear expression of a will to bring down the European system and replace it with something resembling what prevails in most Arabic-speaking and Muslim countries as well as in most African countries: dens of underdevelopment, decadence, and chronic terrorism.
The ideological patron of this ruin is the left that refuses to admit that the populations Europe receives do not necessarily carry the values of freedom and equality, but often carry the desire to seize, to compensate, and to take revenge. The Islamic vision that evokes the lost Andalusia sees in Europe nothing but a land to be reconquered, just as some Arabs see in immigration the opportunity to plunder what they call the riches of colonization. And the left, instead of defending the achievements of the West, hates its success and dreams of a utopian revolution that turns the streets into battlefields, while turning a blind eye to terrorism as long as it serves its anti-nation-state narrative. Thus the alliance between the left, the Islamists, and the terrorists becomes natural, the defense of borders becomes a betrayal, and the expulsion of those who attack the country and its people becomes a crime against humanity.
Donald Trump’s remarks that Paris will soon become a Muslim city are neither interference in French affairs nor cheap provocation. They are a natural conclusion reached by any rational person who observes reality. When one sees foreign flags flying above burning buildings, when one sees organized violence and methodical looting, when one sees the left justifying all of it in the name of victimhood, then predicting the fate of European capitals is no longer prophecy but a simple reading of the real. Europe faces two options, and only two: either a serious new Reconquista, genuine wars of reconquest to regain control of the borders, of the public space, and of the culture, or total ruin that will turn the continent into a playground for terrorism and terrorists, a den of underdevelopment and decadence resembling what one sees in most Arab, Muslim, and African countries.
The borders must be closed immediately, every element that targets the country and its people must be expelled, and all those who seek to bring down France must be imprisoned, whether parties, personalities, or groups. Tolerance of uncontrolled immigration and the alliance between the left and Islamism is no longer a mere political mistake; it has become collective suicide. Andalusia was reconquered one day because the Europeans decided to defend their existence. Today, either Europe does the same thing with seriousness, or it waits to become nothing more than a memory in the history books written by the new victors. The bitter irony is that the left which claims to defend the oppressed is the one that hands over the keys of the continent to those who want to plunder it and transform it by force, and that Europe which taught the world freedom is on the verge of losing its own under the blows of those who came asking for asylum before deciding to make it a new colony. Either a serious reconquest or total ruin. And history will not forgive those who chose folly.
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