Muslims Hit Hardest: the Theme of the Day Again
I am so tired of this crap.
I wrote about this the other day, but since it's 9/11, we are being inundated with the "Muslims hit hardest" narrative about 9/11.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, this is still how terrorists talk about the attack. Here we have a graphic celebrating September 11 as “The Day the Crosses Were Broken and the Americans Were Humiliated” and “The Blessed Manhattan Raid.”
It describes the hijackers as “soldiers of the Most Merciful” attacking the “soldiers of Satan,” and presents 9/11 as proof that a small group of mujahideen could expose the vulnerabilities of the U.S. and show that they were capable of fighting a global war.
Then it makes the point even clearer: “We will celebrate and rejoice on every anniversary of our victory.”
That is the part we cannot lose sight of. For Americans, September 11 is a day of mourning and remembrance. For jihadists, it remains a victory narrative. They continue to use the attack as proof that a small number of committed terrorists can penetrate a much stronger adversary, create mass casualties, and change the course of history.
That is why 9/11 cannot be treated only as history. The attack still has value to the enemy. Remember parts of the original plot, like the Capitol target, are still treated as unfinished business, and 9/11 will continue to inspire the next generation of terrorists.
Just as leftists celebrated yesterday's "Kirkiversary," millions of Muslims have their own version today, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the devastating 9/11 attacks.
But that's not the story you are getting from the media. It's all about Islamophobia, explaining that, despite the fact that more Muslims immigrated to the United States post-9/11 and that they and their children significantly outnumber the number of Muslims who lived here before it, they really are the hardest hit by the vicious, grossly unfair Islamophobia.
Islam, we all know, had nothing to do with the terrorism.
It was actually remarkable to me how little hate was directed at Muslims post-9/11, and sometimes I wonder whether the steady flow of pro-Islam propaganda didn't doom the West to an Islamist takeover by more peaceful means.
The Islamist interpretation of October 7th, now dominates American discourse, with politicians across the West isolating Israel and repeating absolute falsehoods about Israel, and liberals making pilgrimages to mosques and sometimes learning the language of the very people determined to colonize us.
We are now told that Muslim immigrants "built this country" and are the "fabric of America," but also that they are the recipients of a steady stream of hate.
Uh, no. There are few populations more catered to than Muslims in Western countries, at least by the Establishment, which in the UK now invites them to actually rape English girls. And after every terrorist attack, we are warned that it is hate speech to notice.
9/11 WIDOW CONFRONTS FORMER PRESIDENTS AT GROUND ZERO
After reading the name of her husband, Tom Strada, Terry Strada delivered a blistering message over the families’ 25-year fight for answers about Saudi Arabia’s alleged role in 9/11:
“Administration after administration, including leaders in front of us here today, chose to protect the Saudis instead of standing with the 9/11 families.”
Then, a direct plea:
🇺🇸 “Stand with the families. Stand with the survivors. Stand with Americans.”
This is a prime example of suicidal empathy.
In the history of bloody conquests and the enslavement of people, Muslims stand at the top of the pyramid, and unlike the West, Islamists are as fully committed to the project of conquering the world.
One of the two major political parties in the United States is now aligned with the Islamists because they share the same belief that Western values are the root of all evil, and former conservative Tucker Carlson, openly prefers Islamic societies to those in the West.
It is true and worth recognizing that not all Muslim societies are alike. Some separate religion and state more than others, and many of the Gulf states are suppressing Islamism more vigorously than Western countries are, because they see that their own regimes, despite being highly driven by Islamic values, are insufficiently radical for the tastes of the extremists. Even Saudi Arabia has moderated significantly in recent decades, likely due to its fear of Iranian fanatics.
A Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, headlined the Islamic Society of North America’s annual conference over Labor Day weekend.
Fox News Digital found a fatwa call against lawmakers that drew applause, speakers praising Islamic conquests and criticism of the U.S. and its response to 9/11.
El-Sayed’s own speech focused on Muslim-American identity and unity. He was greeted with a standing ovation and chants of “we love you.”
Here in the United States, we are now electing Islamists who see their path to conquering the United States as combining political conquest with direct action at strategic moments.
It's a strategy that is working.
A staggering 85% of the world’s refugees are Muslims, and of that number most are adult men.
Strangely they don’t seek asylum in Saudi Arabia (the birthplace of Islam), Qatar (the home to the Muslim Brotherhood), Syria, UAE, or any of the 50 Islamic-majority countries. They settle in non Islamic countries in the West.
The takeover is real, all by design, and it’s allowed to happen.
And it's working because the liberal establishment keeps lying about events like 9/11. We keep being told that it is white supremacists who are the problem, and articles like this one get demonetized by the big search engines. AIs will give you explanations about the dangers of Christian conservatives if you ask for them, but refuse to produce anything similar when it comes to Islam.
It's scary. It's dangerous. Not because we should be fomenting hate against people, but because reality itself is being reshaped to fit a narrative.
