It's Going to Be a Big Week for IslamoFAUXbia
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Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Due to popular demand, the Margarita Fountain will now be available during the weekend breakfast buffets.
As longtime readers know, holidays and the days after holidays are lighter and quicker here. The Briefing never takes them off, but I opt for a more pithy approach. I also like saying and writing "pithy." If I ever go back to therapy, I'll bring that up.
With the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks looming at the end of the week, emotions will be running very high. For conservatives, there is an added heaviness, as the day before will mark the first anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. That's a lot to process, but we're focusing on 9/11 today.
The number of Americans who are dishonoring those killed by Islamic terrorists on Sept. 11, 2001 is tragic and abominable. This is from a VIP post Catherine wrote over the weekend:
My colleague Robert Spencer, an expert in Islamic history and modern jihad movements, says that there have been 49,000 Islamic jihad attacks since the 9/11 attacks in 2001. And yet only 25 years after those attacks, with nearly 50,000 terrorist incidents attributable to Islam in the time period, New York has a Muslim mayor and Americans in all 50 states claim to support Palestinian terrorists. We even have U.S. administrations funding jihadi regimes and removing terror designations from Syrian mass murderers. It’s insane.
Insane and heartbreaking.
There was a brief time of unity back in 2001 that has been followed up by a quarter-century of American leftists being apologists for Islam. They're either rabid supporters of jihadi murderers or dealing with a case of mass denial the likes of which has never been seen in history. The leftists' responses to Islamic terror attacks have become routine sick jokes. We're constantly told that motives are "unclear" when "Allahu Akbar!" was the last thing people heard before they were killed. If you're sane and mention that there just might be a pattern, they all start barking "Timothy McVeigh" like trained seals.
I frequently write about the fact that American leftists live in an alternate, fictional reality. One of the biggest fictions that they peddle is that Islamic terrorism isn't a problem, but the white Christians are a powder keg that's ready to blow. It's wearisome and dangerous. When Democrats are in charge, they're never looking for the real bad guys.
In another VIP post from last weekend, Robert wrote about what we can expect from the lunatic left this week:
Friday, September 11 will be the 25th anniversary of the jihad attacks that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania, and the far left’s propaganda arm, the establishment media, is already hard at work repeating the lesson that leftists want us to take away from this grim milestone: It was all our fault. And now, “Islamophobia” is worse than ever, underscoring the left’s second big takeaway from 9/11: Muslims were the real victims.
Once more, with feeling: Islamophobia isn't real. A phobia is an irrational fear. There is nothing irrational about fearing people who have not only been quite open about wanting to murder anyone who disagrees with them, but have a very, very long track record of doing just that. Making matters even more fraught with danger is the fact that they think that God is telling them to do all of the murdering.
It's a healthy fear, by any objective measure. When necessary, I'm going to be using "Islamofauxbia" as my way of indicating that Islamophobia is a pile of horse manure.
This country is now polluted with people in positions of political power who support terrorism. The antisemitic "Free Palestine" psychopaths have the support of many Democrats in Congress. Anti-Israel Hamas propaganda is routinely spouted by Democratic Socialists of America Rashida Tlaib types.
Again, there's plenty to be worried about there. The lefties don't get to repeat "Islamophobia" ad nauseam in an attempt to shut us up. Not this week. Not ever.
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