The businessman's statements reflect a growing concern in several sectors of Western society
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A strong message from Argentine businessman Marcos Galperin has once again put the growing weight and influence of illegal Muslim immigration in Europe up for debate.
Through his account on the social network X, the founder of Mercado Libre stated: “Currently, it seems that the first two Islamic countries to have nuclear weapons will be France and the United Kingdom. The West should plan accordingly.”
Las declaraciones de Galperin.
However, in a subsequent post, he added: “Allow me to correct that statement: it seems that the next two Islamic countries to have nuclear weapons, after Pakistan, will be France and the United Kingdom.”
The Argentine businessman's statements refer to the growing demographic and cultural weight of Islam in the main European powers, especially in contexts where illegal immigration continues to increase and integration seems increasingly difficult.
Musulmanes en Reino Unido.
Galperin's remarks, far from being a provocative comment, reflect a growing concern in various sectors of Western society about the advance of Muslims who, in numerous cases, not only do not fully integrate into European, Western, and democratic values, but also promote nefarious Islamic religious norms that are incompatible with the local culture.
France and the United Kingdom have possessed nuclear arsenals since the mid-20th century. Galperin's warning points to a hypothetical scenario, but not an entirely distant one, in which Islamist parties or those with strong Muslim influence reach power in those countries, as has already begun to occur at the lowest levels of government.
