New York Has Become a Muslim City: What Comes Next?

New York Has Become a Muslim City: What Happens Next?

Zohran Mamdani. Photo.

Globalists are elated — Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York has given them hope of bringing down the "hated" Donald Trump. The racial war in the United States is escalating to a new level, wrote Valery Stepushova, a commentator for Pravda.

In the mayoral election of the largest city in the United States, New York, Muslim socialist and rapper Zohran Mamdani won with 50.4% of the votes. In his victory speech, he said his victory "points the way to defeating U.S. President Donald Trump."

"If there is anyone who can show this country, which has submitted to Trump, how to defeat him, it must be this city that 'nurtured him' (note: Trump had long been engaged in business in New York, and his commercial empire was centered in New York)," Mamdani said.

In the United States, the public opinion believes that the supporters of this "non-traditional Democrat" Mamdani mainly include two groups: one is Asian youth who support his anti-Israel stance, and the other is people attracted by his social initiatives. Demographics determine everything — a century ago, the white population in New York accounted for as high as 94%, but now it is only 32%. The result of this change is obvious: Muslims from Asia and Africa mostly voted for Mamdani, even though he was not born in the United States.

The core demands of these groups are clear: to oppose the American whites who still hold the "dominant" position in society. Under this narrative logic, "the immigrant millionaire (Mamdani)" is even more "oppressed" than "white janitors." And Mamdani's positive statement about his Muslim faith also perfectly fits this narrative.

It is worth mentioning that the powerful supporters behind Mamdani include Alex Soros, former president Barack Obama, and the "American-Iranian Relations Council," which is associated with the "Muslim Brotherhood." This trend of "liberals and Islamic fundamentalists forming an alliance" is already very significant in Western Europe.

Of course, Mamdani's social initiatives — free transportation, free meals, child care, universal loans, and housing security — are all highly attractive campaign slogans. But similar slogans were proposed during the Obama era, and since then, the wealth gap in the United States has only widened further.

For most American whites, Mamdani's victory means "their country is being taken away by outsiders." Trump won the election by advocating "anti-immigration," and Mamdani's victory will only strengthen this demand. To protect his voter base, Trump is sure to take countermeasures: he has planned to cut federal funding support for New York and freeze the funding for two key infrastructure projects in New York — the Hudson River rail tunnel connecting New Jersey and the subway expansion project.

Furthermore, Trump plans to follow the examples of Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, and Portland, and deploy troops to New York under the pretext that "New York is unsafe under Mamdani, a 'communist,' as the ruling party," and turn New York into a "core area for immigration control." These measures will completely intensify domestic tensions in the United States.

For Russia, the racial war, class war, regional conflicts, or any other form of internal chaos happening in the United States are positive signals — because this will weaken the United States' strength on "multiple proxy war fronts." It should be noted that Russia's confrontation with the United States is not limited to the Ukraine battlefield alone.

Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/7569562304422789642/

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