Colonized Belgium: Yemeni YouTuber Visits Brussels and Discovers It Has Become a 'Muslim Country' (Video)

During his visit to Belgium, a highly controversial Muslim Yemeni YouTuber openly glorifies the triumph of Brussels’ conquest. In a video he shot, the Moroccan shamelessly extols the profound impact of mass Islamic migration on Europe, applauding the detrimental cultural and demographic shifts it has imposed. Moreover, he unabashedly underscores the alarming dominance of Moroccan communitarianism, attributing it to the gradual Islamization and erosion of European identities—an issue that sparks intense debate and concern.

The YouTuber points out the so-called significant impact of Moroccan communities in Europe, particularly in Belgium and the Netherlands, where they have resided since the 1960s and 70s. He observes that Moroccan migrants have constructed numerous mosques, with Taraweeh prayers and a distinctly Islamic atmosphere permeating these places of worship, “as if we were in a Muslim country.” Additionally, the YouTuber notes the provision of daily Iftar meals, a practice that he attributes to the blessings of Allah. Finally, he praised Moroccan migrants stating, “They have succeeded in making us live in an Islamic atmosphere. To be honest, it’s thanks to them.”

The YouTuber’s observations are corroborated by shocking statistics recently published by Statbel, Belgium’s authoritative statistical office. The data reveals a startling trend in several municipalities throughout Brussels, where the most common names given to male babies in 2020 were of Islamic origins, such as Mohamed, Mohammed, and Ahmed. This trend is particularly notable in Saint-Gilles, Molenbeek, Anderlecht, Schaerbeek, Koekelberg, Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode, Forest, Jette, Berchem Sainte-Agathe, Evere, Ganshoren, and Brussels itself.

While globalists argue that the notion of the “Great Replacement” is a mere right-wing conspiracy theory, the statistics paint a different reality. The growing presence of individuals of foreign origin, primarily of Moroccan descent, has resulted in significant demographic shifts within Belgium. Recent government reports indicate that one-third of Belgium’s population now has foreign origins, with the city of Brussels witnessing an astonishing 80% of its population comprising individuals of foreign descent. As a consequence, concerns regarding the impact of mass migration on European identity and culture have gained momentum. Even left-wing media outlets have gone so far as to label Belgium as “Europe’s terror hotbed,” highlighting the rise of radicalization and terrorism within the nation.

Belgium has experienced a surge in foreign fighters, while many areas have become increasingly unsafe for non-Muslims, specifically women, and homosexuals. The YouTuber’s observations and concerns have reignited the debate surrounding the integration of Islamic migrant communities, raising questions about the preservation of national identities and the delicate balance between religious freedom and societal cohesion.

These discussions have become increasingly relevant as citizens witness profound transformations in their societies, contrasting with the globalist narrative. The people’s lived experiences and genuine concerns clash with the prevailing rhetoric, forcing a reevaluation of the challenges posed by cultural transformation and demographic change. As Belgium grapples with these complex issues, the nation stands at a critical crossroads where decisions about integration, identity, and the future of European societies are hotly debated.