The United Kingdom stands as a remnant nation, much like the United States and Israel. A nation built on Judeo-Christian principles, it has contributed immensely to global history. However, in recent times, the UK faces a struggle—a struggle rooted in the disregard by many of its leaders for the nation’s rich history and the current global system. Despite this, there remains hope for a return to its rightful path, one that aligns with the positive trajectory of the US and Israel.
The world is not simply a physical realm; it is deeply spiritual. Those who understand the spiritual forces at play can begin to make sense of the physical realities we face. Two forces drive the world: the force of good and the force of evil. The force of good, aligned with God’s will, promotes peace, righteousness, and the flourishing of society. The force of evil, however, seeks to corrupt, destroy, and bring chaos. Nations and people who follow the real God are aligned with the force of good, while those who oppose God or promote anti-nature and anti-Christ ideologies fall under the sway of evil.
The United Kingdom, despite its current struggles, remains a nation on the side of good. It is a remnant nation, chosen for greatness, yet its politicians—spanning the political spectrum from Labour to Conservatives to Reform—are largely out of touch with the spiritual realities that shape the world. These leaders, though differing in political views, fail to recognize the deeper forces at play. They do not understand the spiritual battle being waged around them, which makes them vulnerable to promoting ideologies that undermine the nation’s foundation.
However, hope remains. Amid the UK’s challenges, it is destined to return to the path it was meant to walk—aligned with the forces of good. God will raise a new generation in the UK who understands the importance of the nation’s spiritual heritage. As Britain’s enemies work hard to undermine the country’s power and influence, it is crucial to recognize that the true enemy is not China or Russia, but Islamism.
Islamism is a political ideology rooted in domination and the pursuit of control under the guise of religion. It does not adhere to the concept of the nation-state, democracy, or individual freedoms. Unlike Islam as a faith, which many practice peacefully, Islamism operates as a political force that seeks to impose its ideology through various means, including migration, lobbying, business influence, and advocacy. In its political form, it does not tolerate dissent and uses deception to advance its cause, often labeling criticism as “Islamophobia” to silence opposition.
If we observe reality, there is widespread Christianophobia and antisemitism in many Islamic-majority nations, yet no equivalent oppression of Muslims in Christian-majority nations. Christianity, at its core, teaches love even for one’s enemies. However, Islamism, as a political force, seeks to dominate rather than coexist. The UK has allowed this ideology to take root in ways even some Islamic nations do not tolerate. Politically, the UK is now more accommodating to Islamism than even Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia. This is not a mere migration issue—it is an ideological infiltration that is reshaping the UK’s societal structure.
Recent events highlight this growing influence. The rise in antisemitic rallies, calls for Sharia law in the UK, and acts of violence linked to Islamist extremism—such as the Southport and Manchester Airport attacks—show that the threat is real. These are not isolated incidents but part of a broader pattern of radical ideology gaining ground in a nation that was once a pillar of Western civilization.
The more the UK distances itself from the Judeo-Christian principles that its forefathers fought to preserve, the more it falls prey to destructive ideologies. Islamism, leftism, and other anti-Christian forces seek to fill the void left by a nation that once upheld the values of freedom, democracy, and righteousness. Britain’s founding ideals helped bring freedom to the Arab world, liberating it from the oppressive Ottoman Empire and the despair that came with it. Now, however, as these principles fade, new forces threaten the very fabric of British society.
It is not too late. The UK’s future is still bright if it returns to the foundations laid by its ancestors. A new generation, one that recognizes the spiritual battle being fought, can help steer the country back to its rightful place. The UK is a remnant nation—destined for greatness, and though it may face darkness now, it will once again shine as a beacon of hope, truth, and righteousness in the world.
The journey ahead will not be easy, but with the right understanding and a return to the principles that have long served the country well, the UK can once again stand as a nation that leads the world in the pursuit of good, freedom, and peace.
By Megersa Dano
