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Rafail Kalyviotis on the communist takeover of Democrats via… Islam!

The article argues that Bernie Sanders and allies are coordinating a communist takeover while global power struggles threaten the middle class amid competing nationalist and globalist interests.

JUNE 29, 2026 AT 9:00 AM

Bernie, together with Mamdani, are attempting a complete communist takeover of the Democratic Party. They go hand-in-hand with the Islamists and, of course, with illegal and legal immigrants alike.

A Senate candidate supported by Mamdani had campaigned saying that a world without borders, prisons, and police is possible, necessary, and the only moral way forward.

The rebel pundits who supported Trump are calling on their audience not to vote Republican. This is obviously a coordinated attack by people who either want the West to collapse or consider its collapse inevitable and believe they will benefit from it.

On a deeper level, what is happening is that there are interests moving toward a more globalist process on the one hand, and interests moving toward increasing their power through the reassembly of nation-state actors.

But the great patient who will be called upon to decide is the once-upon-a-time middle classes, under the threat of their disappearance either one way or the other.

The answers are not easy because information is no longer a monopoly of the deep state. The state’s duty is to reassemble the primary sector and national industry, because the multiple crises that will be created by the clashes of interests will be so powerful that whoever has not prepared will face tragic surprises.

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Rafail A. Kalyviotis
Rafail A. Kalyviotis

Raphaël A. Kalyviotis is a Political Scientist, PhD candidate in Geopolitics, and graduate of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Athens. He has specialized in Political Communication and Analysis and has served as a communications advisor and Campaign Manager. He works in the maritime sector. He holds two postgraduate degrees from Cardiff University and the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, specializing in Maritime Policy and the resolution of marine insurance disputes. He is the Founder and Coordinator of the Network of Greek Conservatives, a regular columnist for the newspapers Estia and Dimokratia, and a scientific collaborator of the monthly journal "New Politics."

Bernie, together with Mamdani, are attempting a complete communist takeover of the Democratic Party. They go hand-in-hand with the Islamists and, of course, with illegal and legal immigrants alike.

A Senate candidate supported by Mamdani had campaigned saying that a world without borders, prisons, and police is possible, necessary, and the only moral way forward.

The rebel pundits who supported Trump are calling on their audience not to vote Republican. This is obviously a coordinated attack by people who either want the West to collapse or consider its collapse inevitable and believe they will benefit from it.

On a deeper level, what is happening is that there are interests moving toward a more globalist process on the one hand, and interests moving toward increasing their power through the reassembly of nation-state actors.

But the great patient who will be called upon to decide is the once-upon-a-time middle classes, under the threat of their disappearance either one way or the other.

The answers are not easy because information is no longer a monopoly of the deep state. The state’s duty is to reassemble the primary sector and national industry, because the multiple crises that will be created by the clashes of interests will be so powerful that whoever has not prepared will face tragic surprises.