Muslim Islamification of Europe coupled with the meltdown of its socialist welfare state and moribund economy, what could go wrong?
H/T: Fjordman
Golden Quote:
As a writer and academic, I have observed and written about these changes over the past number of years, and feel no satisfaction in seeing many of my ominous predictions come true. The European approach to human rights and democracy is falling apart as an ideology of intolerance, conquest, religious law and coercion takes root.
Wake up, Europe
As Europe approaches the iceberg, there is a need to change course, before it commits ideological suicide.
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It’s been almost two years since the dawn of the “Arab Spring,” and since then then we’ve seen hardline Islamists coming to power, increased movement toward fundamentalist government and pan-Arab riots in response to a YouTube video.
Given this trend and the anti-Western vitriol spewed daily by Muslim clerics the world over, it is hard to believe how many Europeans continue to live in a state of denial with regard to the growing Islamic population around them. Yes, it is no secret that there is a population shift taking place. And yes, most people are aware that there is unrest among immigrant populations and a pronounced desire to change their host environment to suit their cultural sensibilities.
But the notion of fascist Islamist forces taking over Europe has routinely been dismissed as fanatical and extreme. Various riots and violence, like the French Muslim youth riots in 2005 and 2010, seemed contained to specific neighborhoods and suburbs, and appeared to have little affect on the centers of power. The cases of murder or mayhem in response to an art exhibit or cartoon seemed limited and containable. This is no longer the case.
Today the threat of Islamist violence is felt in the houses of parliament and government. Europe has changed, and in as little as five years it could look very different. Yet, most Europeans seem unable to recognize the severity of this phenomenon objectively.
As a writer and academic, I have observed and written about these changes over the past number of years, and feel no satisfaction in seeing many of my ominous predictions come true. The European approach to human rights and democracy is falling apart as an ideology of intolerance, conquest, religious law and coercion takes root.
