Too little, too late? France has in recent years taken increasing steps to rein in Islamic extremism. Or, as the rest of us call it, ‘Islam’.
President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday, May 21, ordered the government to draw up proposals to tackle the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood movement and the spread of political Islamism in France, the Elysée said.
Good luck with that: France is rapidly approaching what appears to be the tipping-point of Muslim population.
According to Nikoletta Incze, of the Centre for the Study of Political Islam, once Muslims hit 16 per cent of the population of a country, there is no way to stop it from becoming an Islamic nation. Incze points out that many countries that are Islamic today were originally Christian, for example Turkey, Egypt and Syria. In other countries as well, Islam supplanted the previous religion: Pakistan was Hindu, Afghanistan was Buddhist and Iran was dominated by Zoroastrianism.
Incze gives Europe about a century.
Similar, Christian missionary Dr Peter Hammond argues, in his book Slavery, Terrorism and Islam, that, as Muslims slowly develop a presence in various countries and as their population numbers build, they become more aggressive and assertive about exercising Sharia law. As Hammond points out, Islam is much more than a religion: “In its fullest form, it is a complete, total, 100 per cent system of life.”
‘Islamisation’ begins, Hammond says, when the population of Muslims reaches a critical mass and they being to agitate for various privileges.
Open, free, democratic societies are particularly vulnerable. “When politically correct, tolerant and culturally diverse societies agree to Muslim demands for their religious privileges, some of the other components tend to creep in as well.”
The vanguard for the Islamisation of the world, for the past century, has been and is the Muslim Brotherhood. According to Sarah Ben Néfissa, a political scientist and director of research at the French government’s Institut de recherche pour le développement (Research Institute for Development), there has been a “dangerous complacency” in the West toward the Muslim Brotherhood. “The spiritual father of contemporary jihadism, Sayyid Qutb, is none other than the main theoretician of the Muslim Brotherhood.”
Macron is belatedly waking up.
The French presidency made the announcement after Macron chaired a security meeting to examine a report sounding the alarm about the Muslim Brotherhood and saying the movement poses “a threat to national cohesion” in France […]
The report into the movement, which was founded in Egypt in 1928, was commissioned by the government and prepared by two senior civil servants. It “clearly establishes the anti-republican and subversive nature of the Muslim Brotherhood” and “proposes ways to address this threat,” the presidency said ahead of the meeting.
The “dangerous complacency”, though, is endemic in the left-media. As soon as anyone dares point out the existential threat of Islam, you just know they’re going to start shrieking and throwing the ‘far-right’ nonsense around like so many monkeys flinging poo.
But critics have condemned what they call the rise of Islamophobia in France. “Islamophobia has crossed a line,” hard-left firebrand Jean-Luc Melenchon said on X. He accused officials of endorsing “the delusional theories” of [Marine Le Pen] and France’s interior minister, Bruno Retailleau.
The left, true to their nature, never learn. The same morons who think socialism ‘will work next time’ are apparently incapable of learning the lessons of the left in other, now-Islamic, countries. In both Iran and Indonesia, communists worked hand-in-glove with Muslims – and as soon as the Muslims took power, they massacred the communists.
Try explaining such inconvenient history to cretins like ‘Queers for Palestine’, though.
Macron’s party proposed banning minors under 15 from wearing the Muslim headscarf in public spaces, saying the hijab “seriously undermines gender equality and the protection of children.” The party also wants to introduce a “criminal offense for coercion against parents who force their underage daughters to wear the veil.” In 2023, France banned pupils in public schools from wearing the abaya, a loose-fitting garment worn by Muslim women.
What did I say about ‘too little, too late’?
