Must-Watch: Éric Zemmour's Explosive London Visit Exposing the Islamization of the West and the Unfolding Great Replacement

In a visit that has angered globalists, former French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour and the leader of the Reconquête party recently embarked on a high-profile trip to London, arriving via the Eurostar station in Saint-Pancras on Friday, January 26. Zemmour’s visit to the troubled British capital was far from ordinary, as it served as a platform for him to engage in discussions with British intellectuals and take part in a contentious debate surrounding the UK’s immigration legislation, currently under consideration in the House of Lords.

Zemmour, known for his bold and unapologetic stance on issues related to immigration and cultural identity, used social media to announce his London visit, posting on Facebook, “Heading to London where the British Parliament is considering its immigration bill.”

The central tenet of Zemmour’s message was clear from the outset: “For London to remain London and France to remain France, our two nations must fight together against the Islamization of Europe.” He stressed that the Islamization of European cities is a pressing issue that requires immediate attention and collective action.

Throughout his visit, Zemmour did not shy away from expressing his concerns and views on shared crises between France and the UK, including identity, migration, and economic challenges. He stressed that these challenges necessitate a collaborative effort between the two nations.

During Zemmour’s visit, he used social media to share what he described as “shocking pictures of the Islamization of the country.” He accompanied one image with the caption, “As amazing as it may sound, we’re in central London and not Pakistan.” These posts, along with a video he shared, ignited a firestorm of controversy of the transformation taking place in London.

In the video, Zemmour articulated his perspective on cultural integration, saying, “It completely destroys [Jean-Luc] Mélenchon’s theory. There is no creolization; there is no miscegenation. There is just one culture that replaces another, that’s all.” He boldly asserted that in Islam, mosques are not just places of worship but instruments of territorial conquest. “Wherever there is a mosque, that’s Islamic land,” he proclaimed.

Furthermore, Zemmour addressed the issue of social housing, highlighting that France represents 40% of all social housing in Europe. He pointed out that 40% of Algerian and Moroccan households in France live in social housing, a phenomenon he believes mirrors the situation in the UK. This, according to Zemmour, underscores the urgency of a united response to the shared challenges faced by both nations.

Éric Zemmour’s visit to London has galvanized his supporters and intensified the ongoing debate on immigration, cultural integration, and the Islamization of Europe. To his admirers, Zemmour is a beloved leader who unapologetically defends Western civilization from genuine threats. Critics, like London’s controversial Muslim mayor, who refused to meet with Zemmour, argue that his rhetoric is divisive and risks undermining social cohesion.

Zemmour posted the following picture on Facebook with the caption, “Waiting for Sadiq Khan’s welcome word.”

The left is fuming because Zemmour’s visit has served to further uncover their successful globalist population replacement scheme. He has helped shed light on the substantial challenges Western societies are grappling with today due to mass Islamic migration. The debate ignited by his visit is bringing attention to issues such as the complications linked to mass illegal immigration, the clash between Islam and cultural integration, and the looming question of how long it will take for Western civilization to succumb to Islam.