Muslims View Kindness As Invitation To Conquer by Robert Socha

July 10, 2024

Christian     Islamic Terrorism     Israel     Political, Christian and Conservative Issues     Politics

The sword is mightier than LePen, or at least the cooperation of two opposing parties to overcome the deficit in France’s bizarre election process, enabling the disastrous Macron to remain in power. In typical fashion, a violent leftist mob rioted after LePen’s party won the first round of voting, but because of the three-party system and their inability to secure over 50% of the vote, a second election ensued, and the liberal parties joined forces, forcing LePen out again. French businessmen want to flee with their fortunes to Switzerland, and French Jews have invitations to immigrate to Israel for fear the leftist government will continue to allow unabated immigration and ever-increasing taxes to fund its cradle-to-grave largess. Additionally, a Muslim horde is purposefully and systematically replacing the French. In centuries past, this struggle between the Caliphate and Christendom manifested in terrible battles that were obvious and easy to rally against, raise an army, and, over time, defeat. The battles lasted generations but were ultimately successful. Today, with their political subterfuge and willingness to use the West’s liberal laws against themselves, infiltrating local governments and parliaments, and breeding a majority, the Muslim advance has wrestled its way throughout Europe with alarming success, bringing with it the destruction of beauty and peace. With governments unwilling to cull the violence and enforce the law, chaos and depravity ensues.

Similarly, England’s Reform Party, led by Farage, has seen only a modicum of success despite record-breaking voter turnout for its platform, which advocates returning to the customs that inspired the abolition of slavery and enforced the rule of law. Unfortunately, the left still holds 10 Downing Street, so I do not see any relief for native Britains to repel the Muslim advance legally. And with the law-abiding natives disarmed, there is no avenue to repel the advance physically.

Squatters have greater rights in Spain than the landowners. Convicted rapists receive lighter sentences than their accusers, who call them pigs in Germany. Sweden’s no-go zones are reminiscent of apocalyptic science fiction, and her native daughters are most efficiently the targets of immigrants’ unconscionable and unbridled lust. Most of the offending parties are immigrants from Muslim nations who laugh at Western law and culture, looking to impose their destructive ideology hell-bent on Jizyah.

We in these United States are not far behind, with a Muslim majority in previously Polish and Christian Dearborn, Michigan, they have replaced church bells with the call to prayer and bikinis with burkas. Other cities, Minneapolis, for example, have similar zones, and the voting block elects a woman like Ilhan Omar, who hates America, advocates for her destruction, and deserves accountability, investigation, and a trial for treason, but I would settle for deportation. Myriad examples exist, and with our porous southern border inviting our enemies to infiltrate unfettered, we, too, are on the precipice of disaster. Put on some good walking shoes because the rocky political terrain will bring turbulence and mayhem.

Looking at the political landscape and Western politicians selling their souls, national identity, and sovereignty for personal gain can lead to hopelessness and despair. But we are not like those who have no hope. The 248th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence provides much fodder for celebration and a reminder that we do not rely on the institutions created and framed by even the United States Constitution. However, they are worthy of defending, participating, and advocating. But we rely on divine providence and trust in the Name of the Lord, remembering that He works in the affairs of men. Every nation rises and falls with His awareness and intervention. His ways are higher and too marvelous for mere mortals to comprehend, so we must rely on the Scripture to help us understand the signs in the heavens and here on earth, look to Jesus, the Author and Finisher of faith, trust in Him alone, and rely on the Hope of Heaven that one day we who endure to the end will join Him in the clouds with a shout of victory.