Islamization is the Plan of the EU Elite

The latest reports in the European press on the Muslim Brotherhood’s deep entrenchment within the corridors of power raise an uncomfortable but urgent question: Is Europe prepared to break free from its feudal-Vassal past - or is it doubling down on it through new, darker forms of authoritarianism?

To understand this moment, one must recognize that the Islamist movements - particularly the Muslim Brotherhood - do not clash with Europe’s evolving political structure. In many ways, they harmonize with it. The modern European bureaucracy, built on post-socialist centralization, mass docility, and elite dominance, is not as secular or liberal as it imagines itself to be. Rather, it is a refined, technocratic version of old feudal hierarchies - with unelected elites reigning in Brussels instead of monarchs in Rome.

And it is here that Islam, finds its natural place.

Just like the Catholic Church once did, political Islam is built on strict hierarchy, total loyalty, and unchallenged authority. In this system, the difference between Muhammad, the Secretary-General of the EU, or the de facto Pope becomes vanishingly small. They are all symbols of absolute truth imposed from above. Seen in this light, the growing alliance - tacit or otherwise - between European bureaucrats and Islamist power structures begins to make strategic sense. For Europe’s unelected elite, Islamism is not a foreign intrusion. It is a functional component of their desired regime.

Islam, in its collectivist, submission-oriented form, offers a population that is not only compliant, but already socially conditioned to obey. This is gold to a European order that increasingly struggles with dissent and civic unrest from within its native population.

But beyond obedience, Islamism provides something more: an organizational infrastructure, a ready-made network of loyal operatives and ideologues who can be deployed in support of top-down control.

This raises a provocative possibility: Could the Islamization of Europe be not an accident - but part of a broader design?

Not a conspiracy in the cartoonish sense, but a strategic convergence. An alignment of interests between two authoritarian models: the old socialist-bureaucratic state and the new Islamist structure. Both thrive on submission, hierarchy, and the worship of an unquestionable elite.

And thus, Europe’s true crisis may not be immigration, or multiculturalism, or even terrorism. It may be the merging of Islamism with European technocracy into a new feudalism - one more global, more digital, and more opaque than ever before.

Thus, future historians may come to view classical feudalism merely as the initial stage in a long continuum - followed by its modern socialist offspring, and later by its post-colonial Muslim successor - in the ongoing subjugation of the European continent, just as it has been throughout history.