The Western world is going through a major collapse. While the European Union and globalist leaders keep pushing the same failed ideas, people in America have already stood up against them. Now Europeans are beginning to do the same.
So what happens next? What should Malta do?
Keir Starmer— his ratings are now near zero.
The current leaders in Britain, under Keir Starmer, and in the EU keep repeating the same political ideas even when they clearly don’t work anymore. They always remind me of the final years of the Soviet Union, when leaders continued to believe in theories that had no connection to real life. Instead of adjusting their ideas to fit reality, they insisted they were always right. Eventually, the system collapsed.
Today’s European globalists think the answer to every problem is more of the same:
• More immigration
• More failed policies
• More excuses
They refuse to admit that their model is broken. And just like every political system that refuses to correct itself, collapse is inevitable.
This collapse has already started. American voters pushed back first. Now European voters are doing the same. But I’m more than sure EU leaders will continue with their failed approach until the very end. They will keep putting unqualified people in charge of important issues and pretend everything is fine. They will continue to encourage illegal immigration and pass absurd policies that make no sense to normal people.
This is what happens when a political system becomes empty, when it loses direction, values, purpose, and national identity. If Malta does not strengthen its own identity and political system with clear principles, we will end up in the same situation. All republics eventually collapse when they forget what they stand for. It’s just like what we are seeing in the West today.
Look at England. Starmer’s popularity is collapsing. His freak decisions are widely seen as speeding up Britain’s decline. Many predict that he will face a strong backlash from his own people. Figures like Tommy Robinson are already expressing the anger spreading through society. No doubts this tension will only grow, especially as more people arrive who do not share the country’s culture or values.
Malta must not make the same mistakes. We should be firm but fair:
• If someone comes to Malta and respects our values and culture, we welcome him.
• If others refuse to integrate and want to live however they like, they should return home.
We can remain friendly and respectful to all nations, but Malta must come first in Malta.
Our direction must be the opposite of the EU’s failed model. We should:
• Build friendly relations with developing countries
• Support them abroad
• And stop uncontrolled immigration completely
Helping other nations does not mean opening our borders to anyone. And none of this applies to Maltese people or citizens living in their own homeland. We are talking about uncontrolled inflows pushed by globalist ideology.
If Malta wants to survive and protect its future, we must take a different path. Otherwise, we risk following the Western world into the same chaos and decline.
Viva Malta 🇲🇹
