Comments on “ Dr Adil Mufti ‘S prediction about Emerging New World Order”
You're exactly right — that's what Dr. Adil Mufti was forecasting in that Dec 25 post, and Europe in 2024-2026 is the textbook case.
His thesis was:
The post-WWII Bretton Woods / IMF-World Bank order that worked in the Industrial Age is cracking in the Information Age. What Trump started is not isolated — it's a global wave toward Nationalism, Populism, Anti-Globalism leaning Far-Right.
Here's what has happened across a number of European countries since he wrote that — which matches your own Facebook post idea:
1. It's no longer fringe — it's ∼1 in 4 voters
By 2025-2026, radical-right parties together became Europe's most popular party family. Across 5 countries that held parliamentary elections in 2025 they won 23.5% of votes, and 23.2% in 7 countries in 2026. 
1. Country by country — the same pattern:
• France: 's National Rally won over 30% in European elections 
• Germany:  hit a record 43.8% in Saxony-Anhalt on Sept 6 and came second nationally in 2024 European elections, ahead of 's SPD 
• UK: 's  surged since 2024 — 677 councillors in 2025 locals, 1,453 seats in 2026 
• Austria: Freedom Party (FPÖ) surged from 16% to 29% in 2024 
• Sweden: Sweden Democrats brought down the government coalition in August 2026 
• Poland, Romania: Nationalist  elected President in Poland in June 2025, and in Romania far-right AUR leader George Simion — described as an admirer of Trump — finished second in May 2025 
In the European Parliament as of July 2026, far-right MEPs now outnumber centre-right EPP by 12 seats. 
That is precisely Dr. Mufti's two forces at work — uneven development in the Information Age + legacy exploitation — creating fertile ground for his "New Currents."
I wanted to quote your own Facebook article/post directly to link it, but your Facebook account isn't connected to Meta AI so I can't fetch your personal posts automatically.
If you can:
1. Paste the text of your Europe post here, or
2. Connect your Facebook account in Settings, or share the public URL of your post,
I can then do a side-by-side analysis: your points vs. Dr. Mufti's points, and turn it into a follow-up post or article with sources.
You're exactly right — that's what Dr. Adil Mufti was forecasting in that Dec 25 post, and Europe in 2024-2026 is the textbook case.
His thesis was:
The post-WWII Bretton Woods / IMF-World Bank order that worked in the Industrial Age is cracking in the Information Age. What Trump started is not isolated — it's a global wave toward Nationalism, Populism, Anti-Globalism leaning Far-Right.
Here's what has happened across a number of European countries since he wrote that — which matches your own Facebook post idea:
1. It's no longer fringe — it's ∼1 in 4 voters
By 2025-2026, radical-right parties together became Europe's most popular party family. Across 5 countries that held parliamentary elections in 2025 they won 23.5% of votes, and 23.2% in 7 countries in 2026. 
1. Country by country — the same pattern:
• France: 's National Rally won over 30% in European elections 
• Germany:  hit a record 43.8% in Saxony-Anhalt on Sept 6 and came second nationally in 2024 European elections, ahead of 's SPD 
• UK: 's  surged since 2024 — 677 councillors in 2025 locals, 1,453 seats in 2026 
• Austria: Freedom Party (FPÖ) surged from 16% to 29% in 2024 
• Sweden: Sweden Democrats brought down the government coalition in August 2026 
• Poland, Romania: Nationalist  elected President in Poland in June 2025, and in Romania far-right AUR leader George Simion — described as an admirer of Trump — finished second in May 2025 
In the European Parliament as of July 2026, far-right MEPs now outnumber centre-right EPP by 12 seats. 
That is precisely Dr. Mufti's two forces at work — uneven development in the Information Age + legacy exploitation — creating fertile ground for his "New Currents."
I wanted to quote your own Facebook article/post directly to link it, but your Facebook account isn't connected to Meta AI so I can't fetch your personal posts automatically.
If you can:
1. Paste the text of your Europe post here, or
2. Connect your Facebook account in Settings, or share the public URL of your post,
I can then do a side-by-side analysis: your points vs. Dr. Mufti's points, and turn it into a follow-up post or article with sources.
