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"Coming soon: 'Lincolnshire Sharia Police'"

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YouTube commenters are blasting the UK's Lincolnshire Police for releasing a pro-Muslim video on their channel. People are calling out the video as PC propaganda. The video is Ellen DeGeneres-tier pap. At the 8:23 mark, Bana Gora, Chief Executive of the Muslim Women's Council in Bradford says the following: "I think for us as Muslims we're enraged when we hear people are committing attacks in our religion -- in the name of Islam. For us, our religion is a peaceful religion.  And anybody who doesn't abide to that is outside the religion ." That old familiar bit. Anyone with superficial knowledge of Mohammed knows this is false. Gora, along with the other interviewees, either have skin-deep knowledge of their own religion or are malevolent tricksters in the ongoing hypnosis of the UK. May St John Damascene pray for the British Isles! Their institutions have fallen for the wicked  pseudo-reality . They can't seem to help themselves. We're witnessing a co...

Trump & Sobieski - Defenders of the West against Islamic Jihad

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The symbolism of this photo op sends a powerful message of encouragement to a revitalized Christian Europe , plus a wake-up call to the chronically weak and sick Globalist EU, and a blunt warning to the militant Muslim world. Coincidence? Polish Government Seats Trump Beside Painting of Polish King Famed For Routing Islam from Europe by Oliver J.J. Lane, Breitbart News , July 6, 2017: A Portrait of King Jan Sobieski III hangs over President Trump’s right shoulder, Thursday morning / AP IMAGES President Donald Trump’s first photo-call in Poland after his arrival in Air Force One was with President Andrzej Duda and saw him sat beside an oil painting of a prominent figure in Polish history and folklore — the 17th-century king who kicked Islam out of Central Europe and is remembered as “the Hammer of the Turks”. Warsaw’s Royal Palace, where the meeting took place — lavishly reconstructed after it was dynamited by Nazi German troops during the Second World War — benefits from a surfeit of g...

Patrick Henry: 'There is no retreat but in submission and slavery!'

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And Islam = submission and slavery, when it doesn't equal beheadings and death. What would Patrick Henry say today, seeing the West respond to Islamic jihad attacks with candles and teddy bears ? So, for America's Independence Day, here are the closing paragraphs of Patrick Henry's ' Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death'  speech, with a few edits to suit our own darkening days: There is no retreat but in submission and slavery! Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard at every TSA security checkpoint, and in the accusations of 'Islamophobia'! The war is inevitable and let it come! I repeat it, sir, let it come.  It is in vain, sir, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, [Islam means] "Peace, Peace," but there is no peace. The war is actually begun!  The next gale that sweeps from the Middle East will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wi...

Realism and Islam

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"Our leaders cannot comprehend what is going on, either when a whole Western civilization loses its faith and moral standards or when Islam reawakens to the implications of its own faith and its vision of world conquest..." "Realism means that we can and should call what happens by its proper name. It also means that, if we cannot or will not make this proper naming, we are not realistic. We will inevitably suffer the consequences of our failure to state the truth of what is there." "The Muslim protagonists of today realize how close they were several times in the past to conquering Europe as the next step in world conquest. What they see today is a very realistic opportunity to succeed where their ancestors failed." Realism and Islam— To see reality in its fullest dimensions... by Rev. James V. Schall, S.J., Catholic World Report , April 17, 2016: I. Political realism, long associated with Augustine, constrains us to consider what Machiavelli later recomm...