A recent discussion from the YouTube channel "Middle Nation," titled ""In Jinn We Trust | The Devilish Roots of the West"," presents a stark and provocative assessment of Western civilization, arguing that its fundamental issues stem not from economic or political systems, but from a deep, ancient, and "demonic" spiritual root. The speaker contends that Western society is suffering from a "catastrophic" condition that it refuses to accurately diagnose, leading to a perpetual state of "chronic disease and temporary painkillers".
The Real Problem: Not the System, But the Operators
According to the analysis, the common discourse in the West often blames problems on systems like capitalism, Marxism, socialism, or even political figures like Trump or Biden. However, the speaker asserts that this is a "dishonesty" and a "controlled discourse". The true issue, they argue, lies not with the systems themselves, but with the "operators of the system" and the "whole cultural context" that created these systems. It is the "so-called civilization itself" that is the problem, an entity that inherently carries a "sickness," "infection," and "disease".
The argument posits that corruption in the West is not a new phenomenon or a deviation from an otherwise good society. Instead, the West is fundamentally corrupt, where "some good exists in that corrupt society as opposed to some corruption existing in good societies". This is likened to a "bucket of mud that has a drop of water in it," rather than a "bucket of water that has a drop of mud".
The Unspoken Truth: A History of Devil Worship
The core, suppressed diagnosis, according to the speaker, is that "the West so-called civilization is a so-called civilization that worships the devil" and "it always has". This is the "only belief that's true" yet the one that Westerners are "rigidly trained to dismiss and to scoff at". People are programmed to accept "crazy myths and fantasies and delusions" like horoscopes, extraterrestrials, or even atheism, but not the existence of the devil or jinn (supernatural beings).
The speaker claims that Western society is precisely what one would expect if it "had been engineered and had been managed and had been developed by the devil," citing its history as a "purveyor of so much immorality so much cruelty so much carnage so much rank sadism and degradation".
Ancient Roots: Scarcity, Aggression, and Jinn Patronage
The historical basis for this claim traces back to "prehistorical Europe," an "unforgiving harsh landscape" with "scarcity-driven ethics". This environment fostered a value system prioritizing "aggression," "cunning," "opportunism," "brute force," "resource domination," "violence," and "cruelty" over cooperation and justice, codifying the doctrine that "might makes right".
Crucially, the speaker argues that Europeans, from the earliest periods, "sought refuge with the jin". While not explicitly called "jin" by ancient Europeans, these entities were known as "spirits," "gods," "fairies," or "demons," encountered in "forests," "caves," and "mountains". In exchange for protection from predators, rival tribes, and famine, the jinn demanded "veneration and obedience," which was given. This transactional relationship provided "supernatural validation" for their harsh morals, which is described as "devil worship".
Archaeological evidence is cited, suggesting jinn worship dates back to 30,000 BCE in Paleolithic cave complexes in France, depicting figures communicating with jinn as intermediaries. Examples given include:
- 9,000 BCE in England: Shamans wearing deer skulls and performing rituals.
- Bronze Age: Stonehenge and other megalithic structures as "doorways between the realms," with archaeological evidence of "human sacrifices, offerings, transactions with the jin" in places like Denmark and Ireland.
- Irish "she" (fairies): Described as portals to the underworld, identified as jinn.
- Norse and Germanic gods (Loki, Odin): Revered for cunning and conquest.
- Celtic underworld entities, Slavic and Baltic spirits: Believed to control weather in exchange for offerings.
- Druids and later periods: Continued patterns of "antler sorcerers, warrior gods, ram-headed serpents," always "elevating and always emulating predators".
- Consistent themes: Seeking knowledge through transgression, deceit, predation; reliance on magic, sorcery, seers, and oracles who demanded "sacrifices, tribute, blood, mutilation, degradation".
A Continuous, Unbroken Pattern
The speaker emphasizes that this "origin story" of the West has remained fundamentally unchanged for "tens of thousands of years". Christianity, rather than being a rupture, is seen as merely a "rebranding" of paganism. This is supported by examples such as:
- Catholic Mass, with its "drinking of blood and the eating of flesh".
- Speaking in tongues in other Christian denominations, interpreted as "Gin possession rebranded as the Holy Spirit".
- Continued use of "idols," "superstitions," "amulets," "charms," "magicians," "witches," and "sorcerers" whose "spells" are now called "prayers".
Even the Enlightenment and secularism are dismissed as "just another rebranding". Modern terms like "the universe," "energies," "vibrations," "archetypes," and "evolutionary psychology" are presented as new labels for the same old pursuit of "advantage in the world from the unseen" in return for "belief, ritual, and obedience". Occultism, it is argued, never truly disappeared but was simply "scientized".
The relationship between Western civilization and these otherworldly beings is consistently described as "transactional," based on "fear and self-interest". The jinn, according to this perspective, did not guide humanity to "high refined moral values" but to "animalistic and predatory" ones, leading to degradation rather than elevation. This "Faustian deal" has, the speaker suggests, kept Western development "frozen since the Paleolithic age".
Horror Movies: A Religious Experience
In a striking claim, the speaker suggests that Western horror movies are not just entertainment but a "ceremonial reenactment of your oldest religious instincts". The global South finds the Western love for this genre "bizarre and disturbing". For Westerners, these films evoke deep feelings of "awe" and "terror" towards evil, and even "adoration".
The narratives often depict evil entities rarely being vanquished, instead being satisfied, moving on, or possessing the protagonist. This reinforces the idea that the jinn are "the heroes of the story," solidifying the justification for "fearing and venerating them for all these millennia".
A Society Incapable of Trust and Morality
The persistent denial of the jinn's existence in Western society is seen as another form of "fear and veneration". Unlike Westerners who "sought protection with them" out of fear, Muslims are said to have a "healthy balanced view" of jinn, recognizing them as "dangerous but not powerful," and seeking "protection against them".
The speaker concludes that Western civilization's "worldview," "moral code," "behaviors," and "systems" are "utterly horrendous," a "scourge on humanity". The West, it is claimed, is "incapable of being honest," "moral," "just," or "decent," and cannot be trusted. Morality in the West is presented as a "game of wordplay," a superficial "interface" that hides a "barbaric" and "moral inversion" operating code.
For individuals in the West who genuinely seek to be moral, this creates "severe cognitive dissonance," making them feel "crazy" because they expect morality to be connected to actions, not just appearances. The speaker asserts that the "foundational coding is wrong," and it has been "demonic since before the woolly mammoth went extinct".
The message concludes with a direct warning, particularly for Muslims living in the West: do not trust, believe, or rely on Western claims of morals, principles, or ethics, as these are mere "deflections and misdirection". Any show of "solidarity" from Westerners is viewed as a tactic to "leverage" a "compromise" and "corrupt" or "misguide". This behavior is seen as deeply ingrained in the "cultural DNA" of the West, a result of "millennia of tutelage and patronage under shaitan". The advice is to deal with them "very cautiously" and to "never let your guard down".