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President Donald Trump offered stern words for European nations that have allowed massive immigration to continue unchecked and have therefore changed the cultural landscape of their countries forever.
“Most European nations – they’re decaying,” the president told Politico during a new, broad-ranging interview.
He said European nations were “destroying their countries,” and noted that he “liked” Europe’s leaders but said “it gets to a point where you can’t really correct it.”
When pressed on what that meant, the president said, “It will mean that they’re no longer strong nations.”
When Politico asked the president if this could be translated as, perhaps, dropping some of these European nations as allies, he replied, “Well, it depends on [how] they change their ideology, obviously, because the people coming in have a totally different ideology. It’s going to make them much weaker.”
He continued, “Look at your mayor of London. He’s a disaster…he’s got a totally different ideology of what he’s supposed to have. And he gets elected because so many people have come in and they vote for him now…I hate what’s happened to London, and I hate what’s happened to Paris, and I hate when I see it.”
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is a practicing Muslim, and he is the first Muslim to ever hold the office of mayor there. Because of migration, the Islamic population in England and Wales overall has ballooned by 3.87 million (per 2022 data), with London being one of the top five locations with the highest density of Islamic residents.
The Paris metro area in France, likewise, has been heavily influenced by the influx of Muslim immigrants, perhaps to the tune of over three or four million nationwide, according to the Middle East Forum.
“I think they’re weak, but I also think that they want to be so politically correct, I think they don’t know what to do,” President Trump said of these nations that have been overrun with foreign cultures. “…Europe, they want to be politically correct, and that makes them weak.”
He also suggested that Europe should deport those who entered its various nations illegally.