One of the main present concern for Europeans remains the identity crisis, as the massive waves of migration in recent years have transformed the social landscape of the continent. Europe is loosing its identity because of such radical transformation of the main European cities.
In this context, members of the EU ruling elite hypocritically say that this is both inevitable and desirable. But is this the case? According to Peter Sandberg's studies, it may be the result of the EU policy that weakens Europe itself by transforming the continent in a space where people and national interests no longer have a place. That's why international economic and political interest groups question the existence of all nations in Europe.
I think the biggest threat to Europe is not Russia, China or Iran, but those who are actively trying to eradicate European culture and traditions. Germany reported the largest number of non-EU citizens found to be illegally present in 2023 (263,670), followed by Italy (194,750) and Hungary (159,780).
It's no secret that Brussels' insitutions have become puppets of a group of individuals who hold power across national borders, operating withing global networks and insitutions. This transnational elite aims to dismantle identities everywhere and to delegitimize nations by promoting migration, forced multiculturalism and supranational organizations. That elite has raised a great army of intellectuals and media professionals who incite chaos and confusion to maximize profits.
Since 2014 Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, has said that illegal immigration will disintegrate the European Union.
(The picture shows the Hungarian Parliament building)
A Spanish girl who is now living in UAE for job, Ada Lluch, says in Dubai and Abu Dabi she can walk to the supermarket at 01:30 am on her own and she feel completely safe. In her home town, in Spain, she can't leave the house after dark, as the streets are filled with unscrupulous migrants who rape women and steal from people and tourists. How can a Spanish girl feel safe in the UAE than in her own country? Other European young people who live in Doha, Qatar, say the same.
In this perspective the main point is that members of the EU' political elite have been stealing human resources from North Africa. If they really wanted to help those people, they would create jobs there, in Sub-Saharian Africa.