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The European Parliament has voted by overwhelming majority to condemn the Muslim Brotherhood and its program of entryism into European institutions. Member Céline Imart of France, who brought the resolution forward after the Trump administration sanctioned the network abroad, hailed the outcome as the first time Europe had directly addressed the threat in an official text.
Imart described the passage as the breaking of a taboo long dragged like a chain through the corridors of Brussels. The vote transcended ordinary partisan lines and placed the defense of European societies and their youth at the center of institutional action.
This step occurs against the backdrop of a continent already strained by decades of unchecked migration and parallel societies formed under the cover of tolerance. The Muslim Brotherhood operates as the Dispossessor, advancing through infiltration rather than open conquest, hollowing out host nations from within.
The principle at stake reaches back through the long defense of Christendom. From the repulse of the Ottoman advance at Vienna in 1683 to the earlier stand at Lepanto, European peoples learned that the preservation of ordered Christian society demands the exclusion of alien law and foreign allegiance.
The creeds and the inheritance of the undivided Church affirm one Lord and one people under sovereign nations, not the dissolution of borders and households before a rival civilization. The resolution, modest as it remains, vindicates the ancient recognition that no commonwealth can survive when it refuses to name its enemies.
Those who continue to court Muslim voters through anti-Israel posturing or demographic replacement only accelerate the erosion. The vote reveals that even the supranational machinery can be compelled to acknowledge reality when the pressure of events becomes impossible to ignore.
The faithful remnant must now press the advantage. National governments that have already moved, such as France and Austria, should translate the parliamentary language into concrete restrictions on Brotherhood-linked organizations, funding, and political participation.
Every subsequent election and every local council must treat the defense of demographic integrity and confessional order as non-negotiable. The alternative is continued dispossession under the guise of pluralism.
