Islamists and Communists: The Two Arms of the Deep State Hydra
In the global chessboard of power, ideology is often a mask. What appears as religious fundamentalism or radical socialism on the surface is, in many cases, part of a deeper geopolitical design—engineered, nurtured, and deployed by an invisible nexus that thrives on destabilizing democratic societies. This invisible hand—commonly referred to as the Deep State—has historically used two potent ideological tools to achieve its aims: Islamism and Communism.
They appear antagonistic at face value. One claims allegiance to faith, the other to atheism. One rises from mosques and madrassas, the other from classrooms and universities. But peel back the layers, and you'll see that both serve the same master when placed in democratic setups: the destabilization and eventual control of sovereign nations.
This article exposes the sinister convergence of these two ideologies under the umbrella of the Deep State—how they differ, how they cooperate, and why democracies are their primary target.
Section 1: The False Binary – Islamists vs. Communists
At first glance, Islamism and Communism should be natural enemies. One is a theocratic worldview that seeks to implement Sharia law and the supremacy of religion in public life. The other is a materialist, godless philosophy that seeks to eliminate religion altogether.
Yet, in practice, they never truly clash on the global stage. In fact, there's a telling pattern:
Islamist countries don't allow Communists to thrive.
Communist countries do not allow Islamists to exist.
But in democratic countries, both exist, often violently and simultaneously.
This curious arrangement is not coincidental—it is by design.
Section 2: Democracies – The True Battleground
Unlike theocracies or communist dictatorships, democracies offer free expression, civil liberties, and political space. These freedoms are ruthlessly exploited by both Islamists and Communists.
In democracies like India, France, or the United States, we see radical mosques co-existing with Marxist academic institutions. Both cry about oppression. Both play the victim. Both infiltrate the media, judiciary, and education systems.
While they may seem to oppose each other superficially, their true target is always the democratic state—its institutions, its unity, and most importantly, its majority culture.
This is not ideological independence. It is a well-crafted Deep State symbiosis.
Section 3: The Islamist Arm – Petrodollars, Terror, and Victimhood
Islamist regimes like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Iran are flush with cash. Their wealth comes from petrodollars, manipulated oil markets, and the West’s dependence on energy. But here's the irony: they have money, but no real military power.
Why?
Because military power gives autonomy. The Deep State does not want independent Islamist armies—only rag-tag militant groups like ISIS, Boko Haram, Taliban, and Hamas, that can be activated or deactivated based on strategic needs.
Exceptions?
Turkey – once a secular republic, now an Islamist actor under Erdogan, has NATO membership but dances to the Deep State's tune.
Pakistan – a nuclear-armed Sunni Islamist state, but entirely dependent on foreign aid, IMF loans, and U.S. military support. Its military is not independent—it is leased out to the global Deep State.
Their military might exists only as long as they remain slaves to the geopolitical design.
Section 4: The Communist Arm – Poor, Ruthless, and Loyal
Communist regimes, on the other hand, are militarized, paranoid, and poor.
- North Korea is a case study in economic collapse but brutal military readiness.
- Venezuela is ideologically hardline but an economic disaster.
- Cuba is a relic of Marxism that survives on propaganda.
Yet, these nations don't allow Islam to flourish. Mosques are tightly controlled, religious preachers jailed or executed. Islamism, to a communist state, is a threat to its monopoly on ideology.
But then comes China—the exception.
China has wealth, but not independent wealth. It became the factory of the Deep State, building consumer products for Western corporations and exporting surveillance technology.
It maintains strict communist control internally but engages in capitalist global trade.
Islam in China? Crushed.
Marxist ideology in universities abroad? Funded by Confucius Institutes.
This makes China the perfect Communist arm of the Deep State, combining ruthless ideology with global economic leverage.
Section 5: The Convergence – How the Deep State Deploys Them
The Deep State uses both arms in tandem.
1. Infiltration of Democracies:
Islamists demand Sharia courts, halal certification, special education rights.
Communists push for caste-based divisions, gender politics, decolonization narratives.
Together, they create social fragmentation, leaving the majority culture defenseless and constantly apologizing.
2. Control of Institutions:
Media houses in democratic countries are filled with left-leaning intellectuals who give a platform to radical preachers and Marxist revolutionaries alike.
NGOs receive foreign funds under humanitarian pretexts but spread separatist, anti-national sentiments.
3. Global Pressure Campaigns:
Islamists organize global outrage over religious issues (e.g., cartoons in France, CAA in India).
Communists organize student protests, academic boycotts, and human rights campaigns.
But both share the same end goal: weaken the nation-state, and hand over sovereignty to globalist institutions.
Section 6: Why Bharat Is the Prime Target
India (Bharat) is perhaps the biggest thorn in the Deep State's eye today.
- It is a rising democracy with a civilizational backbone.
- It has resisted the lure of communism.
- It has fought and exposed radical Islam.
- It is becoming self-reliant economically, assertive diplomatically, and spiritually awakened.
This is why both arms of the Deep State are hyperactive in India.
Universities churn out woke Marxists funded by foreign grants.
Islamist organizations cry Islamophobia even when terror is exposed.
Bollywood, media, literature, and even judicial narratives have been subverted.
India is not just being attacked—it is being surrounded ideologically.
Section 7: Breaking the Deep State Design
The key to defeating this double-pronged attack lies in awareness and resistance.
1. Expose the collusion – No more treating Islamists and Communists as separate issues. They are twin agents of the same Deep State.
2. De-fund the ecosystem – Crack down on NGOs, foreign funding, and institutions promoting anti-national ideology.
3. Revive indigenous narratives – Replace borrowed ideologies with Dharmic, civilizational thought in education, policy, and governance.
4. Build sovereign capabilities – Economic independence, tech autonomy, and military self-reliance are our armor.
5. Promote cultural unity – The biggest threat to the Deep State is a united civilizational identity. Let that be our weapon.
Conclusion: A War of Ideas, Not Just Armies
The world is in the middle of a silent war—not fought with missiles or drones, but with narratives, ideologies, and institutions. The Deep State has deployed two powerful arms to destroy democratic civilisations from within: Islamism and Communism. They thrive where freedoms are allowed. They collapse where the civilisational core is strong.
It’s time we understand this design. Democracies that ignore this convergence will fall prey to slow decay. Those that rise, like Bharat is beginning to, will emerge as torchbearers of true sovereignty.
The war is here. The question is—will we fight back, or be eaten from within?
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