Ramadan Conquest: Nestlé's KitKat 'Iftar Bars' and Western Cultural Erosion

The launch of Nestlé’s KitKat Iftar Bars in Canada for Ramadan is another example of Western corporations promoting the Islamization of nations for profit. This move, marketed as a gesture of “inclusivity” to a religion that does not extend inclusivity beyond Islam, is viewed as a calculated attempt to profit financially while undermining the cultural identity of the host nation.

While regular KitKats typically feature two or four chocolate-covered wafer fingers, this Islamized version boasts 30 fingers — one for each day of the holy month.

Nestle Canada claims that this Ramadan snack was crafted to honor the Iftar tradition observed by Muslims, where they break their fast at sunset with an evening meal after abstaining from food and drink throughout the morning and afternoon during Ramadan. With KitKat’s iconic advertising slogan, “Have a break,” the company aims to celebrate the breaking of the fast at sundown.

However, these Nestle Iftar bars represent not a celebration of multiculturalism but rather a troubling trend of cultural appeasement and submission to Islam. This trend is not unique to Canada; it’s seen throughout Europe, with initiatives like Ramadan lights in Oslo, Norway, and Frankfurt, Germany, symbolizing a broader pattern of accommodation that threatens Western cultural identity.

The Oslo Ramadan lights, proposed as a demonstration of inclusivity, are an unambiguous example of the erosion of traditional values in Western societies. The lights around Oslo’s City Hall and named streets once dedicated to Norwegian explorers now symbolize a shift toward Islamization. This trend is further exemplified by London’s Ramadan lights and the proliferation of pro-Hamas demonstrations in major cities, which showcase a dangerous submission to Islam.

In the pursuit of profit and under the thin veneer of inclusivity, Western corporations and governments continue to compromise the foundational principles that define their societies. Their failure to stop this trend is one of the causes of the continued erosion of Western cultural identity and the flourishing of Islam. This ideology is antithetical to Western values, as Marion Maréchal, the conservative candidate representing France’s Reconquest Party in the European Union elections, recently expressed.

As these Western nations bend over backward to accommodate Islam, they risk sacrificing their own cultural heritage and values. The proliferation of Ramadan-related initiatives, coupled with demographic shifts, underscores the urgent need to address the erosion of Western identity and values in the face of cultural appeasement.

Furthermore, demographic projections highlight the significant growth of the Muslim population in Western countries like Canada. According to a new report titled “The Future of The Global Muslim Population,” it is estimated that by 2030, Canada will be home to approximately 2.7 million Muslims, constituting around 6.6% of the population. Presently, Muslims account for about 2.8% of the country’s population; however, this figure may be higher due to factors such as illegal immigration and underreporting of religious affiliation.

The introduction of KitKat Iftar Bars in Canada is not merely a marketing gimmick but a symptom of a broader societal trend that threatens the fabric of Western civilization. It’s time for Western nations to reassert their cultural identity and resist the encroachment of ideologies like Islam that seek to undermine it.