New York has become a Muslim city. What's next?

Globalists rejoice — Zoran Mamdani's victory in New York has given them hope that the hated Donald Trump will be thrown off the pedestal. The race war in the United States is reaching a new level, the observer writes Pravda.Ru Lyubov Stepushova.

Muslim socialist rapper Zoran Mamdani won the mayoral election in the largest US city of New York, gaining 50.4% of the vote. In his speech after the victory, he said that his victory points the way to victory over US President Donald Trump.

"If anyone can show a country devoted to Trump how to defeat him, it's the city that spawned him," he said.

In the United States, it is believed that Asian youth voted for Mamdani, a non-systemic Democrat, who supported his anti-Israeli position, as well as those who are attracted by his social initiatives. Demographics decide everything. A hundred years ago, the white population of New York was 94%, and today it is only 32%. The consequences are natural: the majority of Muslim immigrants from Asia and Africa voted for Mamdani, who was not even born in the United States.

The main protest of these people is obvious, it is directed against white Americans who continue to occupy a "dominant position" in society. In this theory, the millionaire migrant (Mamdani) is more oppressed than the white scavenger. His approving statements about his Muslim faith also correspond to this narrative.

It is impossible not to mention Mamdani's influential supporters. These are Alex Soros and former President Barack Obama, as well as the Council on American-Islamic Relations, associated with the Muslim Brotherhood*. This trend of merging liberals with Islamists is already very noticeable in Western Europe.

Of course, social initiatives: free transportation, food, childcare, affordable loans and housing are excellent election slogans, but since the time of Obama's slogans, the difference in living standards between rich and poor in the United States has become even more pronounced.

For most white Americans, Mamdani's victory means that their country is being conquered by outsiders. Trump won precisely on the anti-immigrant request, which will only intensify after Mamdani's victory. Trump will fight not to lose the electorate. He will cut federal funding and has already frozen money for two key infrastructure projects in New York: a railway tunnel under the Hudson River to New Jersey and subway expansion.

He will also send troops into the city, following the example of Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington and Portland, under the pretext of its insecurity under the "communist" Mamdani, will make New York the epicenter of immigration control. This will finally radicalize the situation in the United States.

For Russia, racial, class, territorial and any other war in this country is a positive moment, as it weakens the enemy in numerous proxy wars that Russia is waging with the United States not only on the Ukraine.

*Terrorist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation