VIDEO: Is Radical Islam in Decline?

The scary truth is that although many Muslims don't want to be militant like ISiS, in my opinion they still would like global hegemony, and we in Europe are rolling over to let that happen. It's like they don't actually need to be that hardcore because we are really not putting up a fight to stop them. We invited them and they are out-breeding us anyway, what can we do? It's like the damage has been done already.

I hope that is true. I read somewhere that Islam strives to be in the "middle road". But one can judge a country or society or religion on how it treats women and children. So if it violates common held standards worldwide, then it is a problem. And the way it (society or religion) expresses it's grievances. Does it the punishment fit the crime or go overboard? I hope other forces are not making it worse.

A bit of wishful thinking perhaps here? The Sunni-Shia divide is almost as old as Islam itself and they apparently do regard each other as insufficiently Islamic, or not on the right Islamic path. It will not stop them fighting the common enemy the infidel, after all the infidel is to be despised by decree of Allah, even if they turn on each other from time to time.
I doubt if the (now) religious minorities in Egypt and other Islamic countries would agree that Islam is running out of steam in relation to their persecution at the hands of Muslims, be it on a local or national level. And Islam in the West seems to be as calculating and volatile as ever and the recently established shariah courts in the West seem to be multiplying and working effectively. It's not the infidel that is going to these courts. Some Muslim communities might reject the Brotherhood but does that necessarily mean that they don't want an Islamic world? I believe that many, possibly most, Muslims do and that will not change as long as Islam exists.