Islam

Let’s conduct a thought experiment. Let’s imagine that Nazism had broken out of its wartime German-dominated confines and had become the creed of millions throughout the West.

Let’s imagine that, for the past 21 months, the streets of London, New York and other Western cities had become forests of Nazi flags as hundreds of thousands of people marched for the ethnic cleansing of Jews—mob events justified as exercising the “right to free speech.”

Imagine that thousands of young people waving the Nazi flag at a rally in England had chanted “Death, death to the Jews!” while a demagogue leapt around the stage whipping the crowd up to a delirium.

Western elites greenlit Islamist immigration.

Until they are made to pay and pay dearly for this crime it will only get worse.

Paris. June 21, 2025. Annual Music Festival. Ten years ago, orchestras played peacefully in the streets. Families strolled and stopped to listen. Security reigned and was taken for granted. In recent years, the atmosphere has changed — radically. Families no longer go out. Young men coming from the Islamic suburbs flood the city, prevent musicians they do not like from playing by shouting insults and threats, and by attacking anyone who gets in their way. This year, more than a hundred rape complaints were filed with the police. Countless knife attacks have left dozens injured. Stores are looted. What took place in Paris also took place in every major city of France.

“Islamists march through the streets of Berlin, protected by the democracy they deeply despise. They call for a caliphate, they dream of a theocracy. And to all those who don’t want to believe it: try holding the same demonstration with the same signs in Cairo, Baghdad, Riyadh, Amman, Beirut, or Abu Dhabi.”

Ahmed Mansour captures the terrible paradox of European democracy.

Islamists call for the establishment of a caliphate during the demonstration in Berlin.

Berlin police wanted to ban the demonstration, but a court overturned the ban. Caliphate supporters were then allowed, separated by gender, to call for the establishment of theocracy in Europe.

Don’t ban speech, deport the speakers.

With new footage emerging from the Manchester Airport fracas, where a female police officer’s nose was broken, violence against law enforcement has once again been thrust into the spotlight.

Brothers Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad are on trial for their part in the brawl with Great Manchester Police in the airport last July. Police officers had sought to arrest Amaaz after he was alleged to have headbutted another man, Abdulkareem Ismaeil, before a violent scuffle ensued. Jurors were shown footage of the incident’s aftermath, in which PC Lydia Ward was left with blood streaming from her nose. The officer — who is on record as describing herself as “petite” at 5’2” and eight stone — told the court that she was “absolutely terrified” during the experience.

The moment a female police officer was left sobbing and bleeding after being punched in the face during a brawl at Manchester Airport, was shown today in court.

Constable Lydia Ward told of being ‘terrified’ after coming under attack – as new police footage of the incident was entered in evidence.

She was one of three officers who went to arrest Mohammed Fahir Amaaz at Terminal Two last July.

This video of PC Lydia Ward, after being punched at Manchester airport, raises serious questions regarding women being front line police officers.
Yes, it was a violent and despicable attack, but doesn't this highlight major flaws in our policing ability?
https://t.co/nDQ6vGslRv

— White Wolf (@whitewolftracks) July 11, 2025

Not kicked enough.

Manchester Airport brawl from last year.

Brothers Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad allegedly assaulted cops after a Starbucks scuffle—punching, headbutting, even breaking a female officer's nose. The viral clip showed police fighting back hard, but fuller CCTV reveals… pic.twitter.com/GeQQACpnxr

— World Watcher (@World__Watcher_) July 8, 2025

Fuelled by Islamists and their progressive enablers, sectarianism is creeping into the mainstream.

Across Europe, a new kind of politics is taking root. It is sectarian, identitarian, and increasingly shaped by the demands of Islamist interest groups, cloaked in the demands of progressivism and tolerance.

Sweden is a case in point. Jamal el-Haj, a Lebanese-born Swedish politician, was expelled from the Social Democratic Party last year after it was revealed he had intervened in an asylum case on behalf of a fundamentalist imam back in 2017. He had also previously attended a conference in Malmö in the spring of 2023 that had connections to Hamas, the Islamist terror group and perpetrators of the October 7th pogrom in southern Israel later that year.

The Home Office has dismissed an application by Hamas to be removed from the list of banned terrorist organisations.

The Islamist Palestinian group, which led the October 7 attacks that killed about 1,200 Israelis, launched a legal challenge in April claiming the designation breached the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

The proscription makes it a criminal offence to have any association with or show support for the group in the UK.

They should have tried a sympathetic nation like Canada first in order to gain momentum.

Toss a few votes at Carney and it’s all fixed.

A Muslim media watchdog wrongly labelled coverage of Islamist terror attacks as “Islamophobic”, a report has claimed.

Policy Exchange, a think tank, said that factual news reports of such incidents had been assessed by the Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM) as examples of “Islamophobic, negative” journalism.

Those criticised by the centre, which was originally a Muslim Council of Britain project but is now an independent entity, include the Associated Press, a leading news agency, after it reported on a terror attack in Manchester on New Year’s Eve in December 2018.