It is often said that Islam is a religion of peace. George W. Bush, all cozy with the Saudis anyway, repeats this shocking lie every chance he gets, and the State Department, the Justice Department (read FBI) is chock-a-block with revisionist pukes who are paving the way to get Shari’a law established in some small quarter of America, possibly in some Somali enclave in Minnesota, anywhere they can get the government to go along with, you know, “settling disputes” the Islamic way. Shari’a law hasn’t happened yet, at least not on a visible level, though it certainly happens on a regular basis. A Muslim father murders his daughter for “family honor”, daughters are married off to unknown suitors from a Muslim country, an occasional slave turns up in some Muslim family in Phoenix. That sort of thing. The Wahhabi radicals, backed by the Saudis, take over mosques in New Jersey, and poison the minds of Muslim children. These events happen on a daily basis. Our government is apparently afraid, certainly unwilling, to go after CAIR, who presents the “softer side” of Islam. Dhimmitude awaits those who fall for this crap.

I’ve done my own research into the Islamist’s goal of establishing a world-wide Caliphate. It is discouraging to watch from a distance as the European countries’ governments embrace Eurabia. Sweden, England, Finland are drowning in Muslim swill, with no hope in sight. Lacking a revolution, dhimmitude is a foregone conclusion in Western Europe, soon to require a cartographic change to read, Eurabia.

Which brings up this point, which is that multiculturalism is at the root of our inability to stave off, not just a creeping Islamism, but the hordes of illegal immigrants as well. In the case of the illegal immigrants, all our government would have to do is ENFORCE THE LAW, something which no one in government has the desire or will to do. Just follow the money.
As for the Muslims, they have apologists not only in our government, but among our best Islamic scholars as well. Daniel Pipes, Dinesh D’Souza, even Robert Spencer are futally trying to pave the way for a “moderate Islam” to establish itself in America. There is only one problem: THERE IS NO MODERATE ISLAM.

h/t to The Tundra Tabloids for this exclusive post at Atlas Shrugged:

ATLAS EXCLUSIVE: FJORDMAN on “moderate Islam”

Fjordman August 21, 2008

I do not believe that there is such a thing as a moderate Islam, and have been quite clear about that since I started writing. I disagree with observers such as Dr. Daniel Pipes on this particular point. I’d like to say to Pipes that I enjoy much of his work. I have linked to it a number of times before and intend to do so in the future as well. However, I get increasingly disturbed by how many people keep repeating the mantra of reaching out to “moderate Islam” when I have yet to see a single piece of evidence that a moderate Islam actually exists.

- read the rest at Atlas Shrugged.

Who Is Allah?

Finally, today - my favorite video on the question of dhimmitude… This is probably too radical for some. If you are one who is easily offended by an in-your-face black man who is proud to be an American, I suggest you go listen to Rush Limbaugh, or Hannity & Colmes.

Cross-posted at No Apology

Update: Ok, WordPress, can’t handle a video file over 2 mg.( ! ) Go to my website, if you want to watch the video. To be posted at midnight.

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As bad as things are, politically, in Europe and Great Britain, I breathed a sigh of relief when Boris Johnson ousted the treacherous Livingstone in London.  This article by Bruce Walker shows that the continued resistance to the Leftist Euro-Oligarchy is working.  Along with the recent defeat of the Euro-Lisbon Treaty, conservatives continue to erode the power base of the Left, and Britain in particular stands to re-gain a semblance of sanity.  Can it be that Europe is finally beginning to awaken from the nightmare called the European Union?

- NA

Another Blow To Leftism In Europe
June 16, 2008
By Bruce Walker

I recently wrote an article, The Decline of Leftism in Europe, which outlined just how badly the Left in Europe has done in elections since Operation Iraqi Freedom. A conservative ousted a Leftist as President of Germany; then a conservative ousted a Leftist as Chancellor of Germany; then a conservative ousted a Leftist as Prime Minister of Canada; then a conservative pro-American ousted an anti-American (Chirac) as President of France; and then a conservative pro-American ousted a Leftist as Prime Minister of Italy.

These elections reflect what happened at the top level of national government, but what has happened at the local level is just as important. The decline of Leftism in Europe began five years ago when the Left began losing state elections in Germany with alarming margins until it reached the point that, under the German Basic Law, Gerhard Schroeder simply could not govern effectively anymore.

The movement against Leftism has also been reflected unprecedented conservative mayoral victories in Rome and in London, both within the last few weeks, and in a swamping of the Labour Party by the Conservative Party in council elections throughout England and Wales in late April. It looked as if things could not get much worse for the Left in Europe, but on May 22nd the British Labour Party took it on the chin again.

By-elections in Britain are what we would call special elections. Republicans have just lost three consecutive special elections for vacant congressional seats that Republicans had held. Pundits, rightly, noted that this was a very bad sign for Republicans. But it has hardly been unprecedented for our two major political parties to lose seats in Congress in special elections. Senator Hutchison won a special election in Texas after Clinton took office, switching that Senate seat to Republican and Senator Wyden won a special election in Oregon a couple of years after that switching that Senate seat to Democrat. Both political parties have gained and lost House and Senate seats over the last fifteen years or so.

The story in Britain has been different. What happened in Crewe and Nantwich constituency on May 22nd? Prior to May 22nd, the Conservative Party itself had not gained a seat in the House of Commons through a by-election in thirty years. A very popular MP (Member of Parliament) died and the Labour Party recruited her daughter to run for this open seat, which had never elected a Conservative MP in its history. Conventional politics should have dictated that the sentimental vote for the daughter of the dead MP in a Labour stronghold would have yielded an easy Labour victory. What happened instead was a Conservative victory far greater than anyone had predicted. The prognosticators in the United Kingdom say that if an election were held today, the Conservative Party would have a very comfortable majority.

This is good news for us. Although Tony Blair was a gem, the reason that Blair held onto the premiership as long as he did was because the Conservative Party supported him in his war on terrorism. The scoundrels who mocked America and Israel and who took money from Islamic hate groups were Labour Party members. “Red Ken” Livingstone, the Labour Party Mayor of London who just lost to Conservative Boris Johnson, mocked Jews and Israel. As one example, in 2005 Livingstone compared a Jewish reporter for the Evening Standard to a concentration camp guard.

What about Boris Johnson, the Conservative Party member who replaced him? Boris has said about a Palestinian suicide bomber: “What made him leave the Askar refugee camp near Nablus, pass through the Hawara checkpoint, and kill himself and three blameless Israelis, including Leah Levine, a Holocaust survivor? How could anyone persuade a child to do this?” As Mayor, Johnson has said “I am delighted that one of my first acts as Mayor of London is to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the creation of Israel…I will do whatever I can to extend the hand of friendship to Israel, a nation I believe in, support and admire.” This is a sea change in the attitude of the government of London.

What of David Cameron, the Conservative Party leader who will become Prime Minister when his party wins the next general election? He is a member of Conservative Friends of Israel as well as Anglicans for Israel. Cameron calls himself a “Zionist” (in an age in which that is not particularly popular.) David Cameron is also an unapologetic admirer of Senator McCain and he was the first Conservative Party leader in years to visit President Bush. While Gordon Brown, the Labour Prime Minister, has also been friendly to Israel and to America, his Labour Party has not.

Brown and his party clearly do not have the confidence of the British people. The recent council losses, the London mayoral loss, the by-election loss all show that. Brown did not win election to the premiership, except through the leadership of the Labour Party, and the British people overwhelmingly want a general election. If he calls elections early, Labour will lose and all four of the major states in democratic Europe will have governments that are conservative, pro-American and pro-Israeli. The dominos of Leftism in Europe keep falling. This is all very good news