London, the beating heart of Britain, is no longer what it used to be.

Its streets—once symbols of modernity and heritage—have recently turned into a stage for sweeping public anger. Tens of thousands poured out in demonstrations unseen in decades, chanting “Unite the Kingdom” and demanding an end to what they see as uncontrolled immigration threatening the very identity of the United Kingdom.

Authorities estimated the crowds at nearly three million demonstrators, a scene more akin to a thunderous outcry: British identity itself now stands on the brink of collapse.

These protesters did not cry out in vain. They point to the transformations they have witnessed over recent years: neighborhoods changing beyond recognition, schools losing their character, women pressured into wearing garments alien to Britain’s culture and freedoms—garments even major Arab countries such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia have abandoned. England, with all its imperial history, has increasingly turned into a safe haven for extremist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, organizations that leaders like Hosni Mubarak and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi refused to tolerate. How is it conceivable that groups expelled from their homelands now find refuge in the heart of Europe?

Crimes linked to some migrants are no longer isolated incidents buried in police files; they have become a daily nightmare for ordinary citizens. Broad-daylight assaults, random stabbings in subway stations, drug gangs infiltrating once-quiet neighborhoods, and armed robberies shaking European cities—these are not scenes from horror films, but daily realities in Britain, France, and Germany. Worse still, many of these crimes are committed by newcomers who show no respect for the laws of their host nations, treating them instead as spoils to plunder. What unfolds is not merely a threat to public security, but a silent war against identity, safety, and social cohesion.

Today, Britain and much of Europe are paying the price: fractured identities, economies buckling under uncontrolled migration, public services on the verge of collapse, and a social fabric eroding at its core. Cities once seen as models of civility are now descending into a frightening state of decline.

And here, Canadians, lies the warning: what is happening in London today could happen tomorrow in Toronto, then Vancouver, and soon after in Montreal.

Do you not see that the liberal policies of your own leaders are paving the same path? Do you not hear the alarm bells ringing from the heart of Europe: “Uncontrolled immigration is not mercy—it is a disaster for nations”?

Texas Draws a Red Line: No Parallel Identities Above the Constitution

The recent decision by Texas Governor Greg Abbott to ban what he described as the “implementation of Sharia law” was not a passing event—it was a warning. The issue is not about personal religious practices protected under the U.S. Constitution, but about a political project hiding behind religion, seeking to reshape society under a parallel agenda.

Political Islam is not the same as the moderate Islam peacefully practiced by millions of American Muslims. It is a movement that exploits religion to build alternative structures of power, targeting even moderate Muslims who oppose its agenda. The danger lies in turning religion from a spiritual, personal bond into a political weapon aimed at undermining law and constitution.

The U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of belief for all citizens, but it does not allow rival systems of authority that compete with the state or impose alternative identities on society. What happened in Texas reflects a growing recognition: the struggle is not with faith or with Muslims, but with a political project that uses religion to destabilize unity and social peace.

The Canadian Crossroads: Migration as a Test of Identity

In Canada, let us be clear: this is not a call against immigration itself. Quite the opposite—Canada was built and flourished on the shoulders of immigrants. Egyptians, Arabs, Indians, and countless others did not come to destroy; they came to build. They founded businesses, revived industries, and enriched universities with brilliant scholars and thinkers. These are immigrants who stand as jewels in the crown of Canadian society.

But the pressing question remains: why do Liberals insist on bringing in questionable groups—those with criminal backgrounds or extremist ideologies—into the heart of our social fabric? Why burden Canada’s economic and security systems with more than they can bear?

Canada’s immigration plan for 2023–2025 set unprecedented targets for permanent residents: between 410,000 and 505,000 in 2023, rising to between 430,000 and 542,500 in 2024, and reaching 442,500 to 550,000 in 2025.

These figures highlight the government’s deep faith in newcomers and its desire to provide refuge for those fleeing wars and conflicts in countries such as Iran, Afghanistan, and Ukraine.

But this is not a matter of racism or hatred of others. It is a matter of defending the homeland, of safeguarding an identity under threat, and of protecting the future of a nation at risk of being dissolved into chaos—chaos that echoes the designs of those advocating a “one-world system,” as promoted by the World Economic Forum.

We are witnessing deliberate polarization: parallel identities forming, communities within communities, organized crime networks exploiting immigration loopholes, and cities slowly losing their national character. Is this not the shortest path to disorder? Is it not the perfect recipe for collapse from within? Canada requires stricter immigration policies. To emphasize, Canada needs more robust immigration policies.

A Warning for Canadians: Do Not Be Deceived

Canadians, take heed. Do not be lulled by soothing words about “diversity” and “pluralism.” Diversity does not mean disintegration, and pluralism does not mean dissolving a nation into a chaotic, soulless mix. Europe today is a living lesson: societies that failed to regulate immigration lost their identity, their security, and their economic strength.

Do you want to wake up one day to find your cities unrecognizable, your women coerced into alien dress codes, your streets controlled by gangs who scorn the law, and your government justifying it all as “the price of humanity”?

Protesters in London shouted with one voice: “Enough!”

And today, we echo that warning in Canada—before it is too late. Liberal policies lead only to the edge of the abyss, and this time climbing back will not be easy.

Either we wake up now, set strict controls on immigration, open our doors only to those who come to build, and shut them firmly against those who bring chaos and domination—or we will become the next cautionary tale of a collapsing society.

Canadians, beware: your nation’s future is not a game. It is the very life of an entire people. The choice today is between a strong, united country or a state crumbling under the weight of liberal illusions.

This threat is not confined to politics; it is seeping into your very homes. As violence grows in the streets, mothers will fear sending their children to school, fathers will dread their daughters returning late from work, and the Canadian family—once a symbol of stability—will become the first victim of disorder.

The home will no longer be a warm refuge, but a fortress besieged by fear. You will live under the shadow of daily headlines: another stabbing here, another assault there, another robbery next door. Unless we act now, what happened to Britain will repeat itself mercilessly here. And when that day comes, we may have no safe homeland left to protect our children, no enduring identity to pass down to future generations.

Beware, Canadians—the coming battle is not just about politics. It is about the very survival of the Canadian family itself.