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Saint Paisios' Prophecy on Europe's Future Amid Unrest

The post describes recent widespread demonstrations, violence, and vandalism in France, Italy, and other countries, linking them to cost-of-living crises, housing shortages, and declining disposable income. It states that far-left activists and migrants have taken to the streets in waves of looting and unprecedented destruction of public and private property, and that France has descended into chaos.

The author argues that Europe, once predominantly Christian, is moving toward political, economic, spiritual, and social decline because of what is called the suicidal policy of the European Union. The EU is accused of either being unable or unwilling to understand that mass illegal migration of Muslim populations will gradually lead to the Islamisation of the continent.

The post then turns to a prophecy attributed to Saint Paisios, saying that God revealed to him that the nations of Europe will eventually wake up and take the measures necessary to protect their societies, their identity, and their spiritual heritage. A quotation from the book "Elder Paisios" by N. Zournatzoglou, Volume II, first edition, page 359, is provided: "Later, they will understand what is happening and then they will be the first to take measures against them.

You will see what they will do." The image text adds a headline: "Saint Paisios: Forget about those who gather Muslims and build mosques," and notes that the prophetic words spoken to pilgrims more than thirty years ago are more relevant than ever. The post presents the prophecy as a direct response to the current situation.

Main points

  • Recent unrest in Europe includes massive demonstrations, looting, and property destruction in France and Italy.
  • The author attributes Europe's decline to EU migration policies that enable Islamisation.
  • Saint Paisios is cited as prophesying that European nations will eventually wake up and take protective measures.
  • The prophecy is sourced from "Elder Paisios" by N. Zournatzoglou, Volume II, page 359.
  • The post frames the prophecy as directly relevant to current events.
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