We Cannot Allow America To Become A Caliphate by Robert Socha

Lebanon gained its independence from France in 1943. It was a majority Christian-nation with a small Jewish population and a smaller Muslim minority. The country was thriving with a rich and diverse culture that was educated and prosperous. Beirut was known as the Paris of the Middle East and a burgeoning destination, especially during the jet-setters 1960s heyday.

Lebanon’s laws were tolerant, and they opened their universities to their Muslim cousins, welcoming them into the prosperity and joy of a Christian Western civilization. The Muslims used their tolerance and laws as tools to move in, multiply, and begin to infiltrate the government. By the mid-1970s, the Muslims had transformed the country into a caliphate and would indiscriminately murder the Christians, which ultimately plunged the once sought-after paradise into civil war.

Currently, the Muslim-controlled country is besieged by Israel seeking revenge for Hezbollah’s continual attacks and especially the horrific invasion resulting in appalling scenes of rape and murder almost one year ago. The dire situation has prompted the United States State Department to declare a Level 4 Travel Advisory warning Americans from traveling to the country, especially the south, and flee if currently in the nation.

It is worth repeating that the once prosperous, flourishing, sought-after Christian nation welcomed Muslims into their schools and then their government because of their nation’s tolerance and inclusivity. In what was considered fairness, they allowed for Muslim representation in parliament, and that seemingly innocuous submission transformed Lebanon from within into a hell hole in just over 30 years!

The unmitigated success of Lebanon’s transformation has emboldened the caliphate to continue this experiment throughout the West. The horde has invaded Western Europe and descended her once great and safe cities into 3rd world cesspools of crime and punishment. The incompatible ideologies are on the brink of civil war, and inept Western leadership has turned a blind eye to protecting their citizenry under the demonic idealism of inclusivity and acceptance. Mosques in Germany, Amsterdam, and England blast their call to prayer, insulting the long-standing Catholic and Protestant traditions. The takeover is near completion without traditional army intervention. To cleanse this enigma would require a purge that would make the events at Jallianwala Bagh pale in comparison. No Western leader has the gumption to initiate such a thing.

Paris is in the process of becoming the Beirut of Europe, and these United States are not far behind. With the Islamic representation on Capitol Hill and the call to prayer happening five times a day in Minneapolis, and increasingly more cities concentrated on the east coast, the caliphate is operating its same technique that destroyed Lebanon’s Christian culture and heritage, subverting Western nations by manipulating the law and slowly taking control. Once they are in power, they impose their will to their hosts’ detriment. The West’s toleration of this doctrine of demons is transforming itself into an unrecognizable form.

It is incumbent upon us to resist this infiltration of our traditions and laws. We in these United States have always allowed men to practice their religion based on their convictions and enshrined that right in the First Amendment. But never would the men who penned those words, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,” have dreamed the adhan would be amplified and broadcast throughout our cities. While they understood the inherent natural right to religious belief and practice, it is clear the caliphate in its current state will not hold the subsequent understanding of these natural rights and threaten or coerce submission through fear and the manipulation of law.

We who hold these truths to be self-evident must not capitulate to the insidious nature of the Muslim advance and remind ourselves and our posterity of our storied history whose trail leads from Sinai to Philadelphia via Calvary, resisting the desire to be inclusive at the expense of Christianity’s influence on Western culture and tradition.