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The jihadist attacks in the US and the West are ramping up.

A day does not go by without reading about yet another Islamist terror attack somewhere in the West. In America, we have seen four terrorist attacks in just 12 days. The perpetrators were not Christians nor whites. They were Muslim immigrants, and this is all-out war. Liz Wheeler offers this listing of the latest:

In the past month:

– Austin shooter Ndiaga Diagne – Muslim, from Senegal. Wore “property of Allah” T-shirt.

– NYC bomber Emir Balat – Muslim, parents from Turkey. Shouted “Allahu Akbar” after arrest. Pledged allegiance to ISIS. Said Islam is religion of “action.”

– Old Dominion shooter Mohamed Jalloh – Muslim, from Sierra Leone. Convicted for supporting ISIS in 2016. Released from prison by Biden in 2024.

– MI synagogue shooter Ayman Mohamad Ghazali – Muslim, from Lebanon. Early reports suggest his two brothers were members of Hezbollah.

All Islamists imported via mass migration. THIS is why we demand mass deportations. Get these murderous Jihadis out of our country.

Yet Democrats and the left blame “Islamophobia” and the like. How about putting the blame where it belongs? This is about failed multi-culti policies of past administrations, and open borders allowing millions of unvetted immigrants to pour into America, many of them totally opposed to the values of the United States.

Immigration, Security and Political Blame

The latest Islamic attack was on a synagogue in Michigan. A truck rammed into it, just missing a preschool that was part of it. The jihadist, Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, was killed by security at the synagogue. President Trump said this about the attack:

“I want to send our love to the Michigan Jewish community and all of the people in the Detroit area following the attack on the Jewish synagogue earlier today. I’ve been fully briefed — and it’s a terrible thing… We’re going to be right down to the bottom of it.”

Here are some tweets on X about this ongoing situation:

“Churches and synagogues all over the world require police protection. Mosques do not. Islamophobia is not real. Islamic terrorism is.” — Dr Maalouf

“If you see something unusual, say something. It could save lives! The Islamists want us dead.” — Brigitte Gabriel

“Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens both said everyone needs to know where their local Chabad is. I said their hatred would lead to people shooting up Jews in synagogues. It will likely end up being a Muslim. The Trump administration must start deporting these Islamic savages from our country, and we must start holding people accountable for inciting violence. This is very sad.” — Laura Loomer

“These terrorists are the result of an insane open-door policy that has welcomed into our national hearth those who hate us and what we stand for. This isn’t about antisemitism. It’s about what unites the Jews and America—the values that weave us into the fabric of this nation… We’re not just fighting terrorists. We’re fighting those who cannot understand the danger posed by opening your door to people who hate you. People who refuse to accept the danger posed by a fraying national fabric, who fail to recognise what makes us unique, cohesive, and great.” — Batya Ungar-Sargon

“Terrorists they imported keep shouting Allahu Akbar, and the Left still lectures us on Islamophobia and blames white supremacy. It’s clear: Democrats want these people here; they want them here forever, they want them on the streets, they want to import infinitely more. They also want them voting. And they aren’t quiet about it either. They are happy to admit it, and yet, some of you keep voting for them because you hate Trump. Liberalism is a disease.” — Tomi Lahren

“The Holocaust did not begin with gas chambers, mass graves, and firing squads. The Holocaust began with targeting synagogues, obsessively attacking Jews the way Real Candace O, Ana Kasparian, and Tucker Carlson do, and more than anything — the silence of the masses. The time for being silent is over. You are either against this or you are part of the problem. Speak out against hate today.” — Rabbi Poupko

Growing Concerns Over Islamisation

Let me share from a vital piece just penned by Josh Hammer titled “We the People Never Voted for Mass Islamic Immigration: Societal transformation without representation”. He begins by making this observation:

“Islam is largely alien to American history—it certainly didn’t come into the United States on the Mayflower,” freshman Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Tex.) observed last month. Gill continued: “It’s something that we deliberately imported as a matter of immigration policy into our country.”

Quite right. But who, exactly, is the “we” who implemented such a reckless—indeed, suicidal—act of mass cultural importation?

He goes on to say this:

Suffice it to say that America’s grand, decades-long experiment in welcoming in all peoples and all cultures is not going well. And it is going particularly poorly when it comes to those followers of the Religion of Peaceä. It turns out that Islam and Americanism go together about as well as the Hatfields and the McCoys—or Bill Clinton and chastity.

Which brings us back to our earlier questions: Who voted for this? Who did this? And how did this happen? And make no mistake: Islamic immigration and the insidious Islamization of American society, more generally, is happening. We do not merely know that from the myriad anecdotal stories about the adhan (call to prayer) being blasted from minarets at obnoxiously early times in cities like Minneapolis and Brooklyn. We have some numbers to back it up too.

At the time of the landmark Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, there were an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 Muslims living in the United States. At the time of the 2020 United States Religion Census, there were an estimated 4.5 million Muslims in the country. By the year 2050, that number is estimated to nearly double to 8.1 million. Huge swaths of the American Muslim community, unsurprisingly, are immigrants—those, in theory (!), who We the People through our duly elected representatives chose to bring here because we believed they would have a positive impact on the common good. Instead, we got D.C.-area mosque vigils for a despotic monster who sought “Death to America,” a staggering 54% food stamp rate and 73% Medicaid rate for Minnesota Somalis, campus activism on behalf of numerous U.S. State Department-recognized Foreign Terrorist Organizations, Ivy League calls for the “total eradication” of Western civilization, and more.

Not exactly a smashing success, is it?

In the early decades of the republic, Presidents Thomas Jefferson and James Madison waged the First and Second Barbary Wars against radical Muslim pirates—the Houthis of their day—off the northern African coast. To this day, The Marines’ Hymn famously makes reference to “fight[ing] our country’s battles” off “the shores of Tripoli.” In fact, those wars were highly instrumental in the initial building up of the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps into the world-renowned fighting forces they are today. Now, Americans seem to be letting Muslims—millions of them—into the country through a very wide front door. Far from fighting them or recognizing their comprehensive religio-political worldview as antithetical to the American way life, we are rolling out the red carpet (and doling out fraudulent welfare benefits).

He says this in closing:

The patriots of 1776 fought a long and bloody war, among other reasons, because of the soft tyranny of Mother Britain’s taxation of the colonists without representation. But in the post-1965 Immigration and Nationality Act paradigm of mass Muslim immigration to America, we are dealing with something considerably more serious: societal transformation without representation. This particular problem is, of course, in accord with decades of unlawful accumulation and solidification of power in the administrative state, and away from our duly elected representatives in Congress, more generally. But in this case, the problem is even worse because it directly implicates the most foundational question in all of politics, going back at least as far as Aristotle two-plus millennia ago: Who are we as a polity, as a nation?

To deprive the American people of any meaningful say in this matter is a scandal of historic proportions. And it’s a scandal, as we’ve already seen, with positively disastrous results. Even worse, we are now only at the very beginning of this grand experiment in Islamization. Who knows what things might look like a few decades from now? (I’ll hazard a guess: not great!)

The Trojan Horse

Do NOT think this is just America’s problem. Everything Hammer says here can be applied to the situation we find in Australia, England, Europe and elsewhere. The Trojan Horse of mass Islamic immigration has worked a treat. We are now being slowly taken over from within. For more details on this reality, see my 2019 article.

In it, I focused on the important volume by Sam Solomon and E Al Maqdisi, Modern Day Trojan Horse: The Islamic Doctrine of Immigration (ANM, 2009). As I wrote in that article:

The pair examine how a small presence of Muslims in a Western nation eventually builds to a critical mass, with the eventual aim of implementing sharia law, and taking over the host culture. Even seemingly benign measures, such as the building of mosques, can be used for these greater purposes.

Indeed, an earlier volume by the same two authors argued how important the mosque in Western nations is to this overall process. In The Mosque Exposed, they highlight how the Islamists use the mosque to teach, foment and recruit for violent jihad.

In their newer book they document how Western immigration policies are being exploited by these radicals, and how they use such things as taquiya, or deception, to achieve these aims. They seek to hide behind religious devotion and practice as they attempt to wrest control of lands belonging to the kuffar (non-Muslim).

If people in the West do not wake up real fast as to the war they are in, our fate will be certain, and it will not be pretty.

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Republished with thanks to CultureWatch. Image courtesy of Adobe.