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Here I document the repressive effect of Muslim immigration on Europe’s population, in the cases of Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Austria and Britain. Muslim immigration creates police state in Finland In Finland in August 2017, Abderrahman Bouanane, a 22 -year-old Moroccan who had been refused asylum, stabbed eight people while yelling “Allahu akbar”, killing two of them. One of his victims was a Muslim, Hassan Zubier, a British paramedic, who was stabbed four times while he wasContinue reading “Muslim immigration creates police states in Europe”

“In all, only 37% of Britons feel the costs of immigration outweigh the benefits – lower than in any other big European country apart from Poland. By comparison, 50% of Italians believe the net impact of immigration is negative, as well as 49% of Swedes and 42% of French and 40% of Germans.” Source: Britons mostContinue reading “Polish views on Islam”

In June 2019, The Nation published an article called “The European Left’s Dangerous Anti-Immigrant Turn”.[1] Intrigued, I started reading it, expecting accounts of jackbooted leftists marching down the Champs Elysées, but found out it was about the Danish Social Democrats, who had just emerged victorious from general elections and named one of their own prime minister.”In something of a paradox, the center left returned to the scene onlyContinue reading “Is it progressive to support immigration?”

I just got through watching a video by Cas Mudde, the famous Dutch populistologist, called “How to deal with the far right”[1]. As always, Mudde exudes professional expertise through every pore. He was being interviewed by Henning Meyer, the editor of Social Europe[2], which is a Social Democratic website that I often read. It appears to be run by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES), the research arm of the German Social Democratic party (SPD).  Cas Mudde startedContinue reading “How to deal with Cas Mudde”

Both anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are terms that have different meanings for different people. Moreover the meaning a person attributes to them invariably depends on that person’s political viewpoint. In addition, both terms are emotionally highly charged and furthermore relate to current ethnic conflicts that are being waged worldwide. This combination of circumstances means that whoeverContinue reading “Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia”

Three Latin American terrorist organizations appear on the State Department’s list of foreign terrorist organizations: Shining Path (Peru)Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaNational Liberation Army (Colombia) None of them appears to have conducted operations in the US. None of the Hispanic organizations in the US appears to support these or any other Latin American terrorist organizations.Continue reading “Hispanic terrorism in the US”

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/list/?target=huma-abedin LATEST FACT-CHECKS — HUMA ABEDIN Sean Duffy stated on August 23, 2016 in an interview: Says Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin has “ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.”  FALSE By Tom Kertscher, September 14, 2016 Politifact claims that the Muslim Brotherhood “has not been involved in terrorism, rather it has functioned as a social organizationContinue reading “Politifact is a propaganda organization”

Book review by Michèle Tribalat[1], March 2019, translated into English of “History of French Islamization 1979-2019″, by a group of writers, L’Artilleur, 2019, 687 pages INTRODUCTION The authors of this book, who have preferred to remain anonymous, had the brilliant idea of recording what has been said and written on immigration and Islam throughout theContinue reading “History of French Islamization 1979-2019”

The Speck in Your Brother’s Eye – The Alleged War of Islam Against the West, by Jan Jaap de Ruiter, Rozenberg Quarterly, no date (about 2012) Jan Jaap de Ruiter is a Dutch Arabist. He criticizes Geert Wilders. I find his critique faulty, NOT because I am an unconditional defender of Geert Wilders, which IContinue reading “Jan Jaap de Ruiter criticizes Geert Wilders”

Why words matter: mainstreaming anti-Muslim discourse, by H.A. Hellyer, Open Democracy, 27 October 2019 Mr. Hellyer complains that right-wing extremists who shoot up mosques parrot things they read in the media. He infers that the things they read in the media are what drives them to shoot up mosques. The “rhetoric makes the discourse ofContinue reading “Why words matter”