WhatsappWill Western Europe act in time to remove citizenship and deport all the jihadis and advocates of sharia law who want to destroy their countries from within, following the ways of Mohammad’s Hijra in the Quran, or lose its countries?
The sad irony is that while the world fixates on a potential nuclear Iran, Europe’s two nuclear powers are undergoing a quieter but more consequential transformation.
Britain and France maintain independent nuclear arsenals, roughly 225 and 290 warheads respectively, yet their societies are shifting at a pace that raises questions about who will ultimately control those weapons and under what values.
In England and Wales, the Muslim name “Khan” is now the second-most-common surname among newborns, trailing only Smith. Office for National Statistics data for 2025 shows 3,772 babies registered as Khan versus 4,102 as Smith; on current trends, Khan is projected to overtake Smith by 2027.
Ahmed, Ali, and Hussain have also entered the top ten.
These are not abstract census footnotes. They track higher fertility and sustained immigration from regions where Islam is dominant, altering the cultural and political landscape of a nuclear state within a single generation.
Across the Channel in France, the change is already visible in elected office. Bally Bagayoko, a Muslim of Malian origin and member of the far-left La France Insoumise, became mayor of Saint-Denis in 2026, the first black and Muslim mayor of a French city over 100,000 people.
Saint-Denis, home to the basilica where French kings are buried, sits in the heavily immigrant Seine-Saint-Denis department. Bagayoko recently imposed restrictions on takeaway alcohol sales near the local station, a measure he and supporters describe as public-order policing but which critics interpret through the lens of his openly stated Islamic faith.
Bagayoko has also inserted himself into France’s recent student protests, physically shielding demonstrators from police, accusing officers of racism, and becoming a media icon of the unrest while facing investigation over possible incitement. The pattern is consistent: a major European city governed by an elected official whose personal religious commitments and political alliances pull against longstanding French secular norms on alcohol and public order.
These are not isolated incidents. They are the leading edge of a demographic arithmetic that is already rewriting the electoral map of two nuclear states. Higher fertility among Muslim communities, sustained immigration from Muslim-majority countries, and the rapid aging of the native population mean that each successive cohort of voters is less European and more shaped by Islamic cultural norms than the last.
The newborn surname rankings are simply the clearest public signal of that process: within a few electoral cycles, the children now being registered as Khan, Ahmed, and Ali will be adults, and the political incentives that produced Bagayoko’s mayoralty will operate at national scale.
Neither Britain nor France needs a sudden coup. It needs only the ordinary workings of democracy applied to a population whose composition is changing faster than its institutions can adapt.
Once those demographic majorities solidify, the pressure to path to a jihadi ruled Britain or France, subordinate secular law, foreign policy, and ultimately nuclear decision-making to Islamist priorities will no longer be fringe. It will be electoral.
On present trends, the question is not whether jihadi-aligned forces will hold decisive power in London and Paris, but only how soon the last generation of secular Europeans notices that the transfer has already occurred.
In Israel, we have the same problem, but enough Jews in Israel are awake to the problem and one day we will solve the problem to ensure that only those Muslims who understand how blessed they are to live in the Jewish state of Israel remain. Those who believe in jihad will eventually move to jihadi supporting countries.
Strengthen your faith and help me share these truths.
Am Yisrael Chai!!!
