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A Few Words on the Islamic Question

I HAVE discussed Islam on many occasions in the past, both politically and theologically, but in light of the distorted narrative that has spilled over onto the streets of Europe I feel that my own position needs re-emphasising more than ever. Although we are clearly seeing enormous problems on the social level, such as the rape of indigenous European women by economic migrants who have arrived from Islamic countries for personal gain, this is an ethnic problem and not something that can be attributed to religion.

Having known Muslim families and forged a number of valuable friendships that continue to this day, I can tell you that no decent (moral) Muslim would behave in this sickening fashion towards young girls and what has taken place in northern England over the last few decades, to use one such example, is a predominantly Pakistani issue and not something that is related to Muslims in general, because the universalist character of Islam obviously indicates that its adherents are drawn from a wide range of racial backgrounds and it would be wrong to tar them with the same brush.

Personally, I have always been opposed to mass immigration for the simple reason that it is both a policy of capitalist exploitation and a threat to authentic diversity, but the truth remains that if all Muslims woke up tomorrow morning as committed atheists nothing whatsoever would change because we still have an enormous number of displaced immigrants in Europe who neither belong here nor wish to do anything other than take advantage of the hospitality that has been offered to them by governments working for the interests of Big Business. Focussing on Islam conveniently hides the wider threat to ethnic self-determination, itself a direct consequence of capitalism’s long-term objective to create a vast melting pot of workers, consumers and taxpayers.

The other point worth making is that whilst Muslims based in Europe favour Shari’ah law, they are not actually in power in the way that Zionist Jews are. Let’s not beat around the bush, it is the Zionist banks and corporations which control mass media, dominate the purse-strings of the international financial system, hold all Western politicians to ransom and intend to imprison us within a vast technocratic dystopia. Millions of decent Muslims are aware of this reality, vigorously opposing the global banking swindle that most Westerners are either unaware of or too afraid to speak out about.

As for solutions, I believe in the revolutionary overthrow of the capitalist system whilst forging tactical alliances with immigrant activists of like-mind (including Muslims) to establish common ground. This is the only way forward and more people from all sides will eventually be forced to speak out about what is happening before it is too late. Unity-in-diversity is the last remaining hope against the repressive uniformity that is rapidly undermining the cherished freedoms and peculiarities of all peoples

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