(WND)—Ayaan Hirsi Ali is the former Dutch atheist of Somali heritage who gave stark warnings to Europe about the consequences of mass immigration from Muslim countries. It did not end well. She had to flee the European continent and move to the United States to evade abuse and death threats from Muslims and constant vile demonization of her message in the left-wing European media.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali later turned from atheism and became a Christian, embracing the religion and worldview that has been the backbone of Western civilization. In a recent interview, she pointed out that the conflict with Islamist systems is a battle between absolute good versus absolute evil, rooted in deep theological convictions within Islam.
She says Westerners simply do not understand the worldview of Islamic cultures. Previous engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan failed partly because they ignored this theological dimension. The same is true for Iran, a theocratic nation where its leaders are willing to go to extraordinary lengths to produce the Mahdi-Messianic return.
Hirsi Ali warns of a broad, systematic Islamist goal of global Islamic dominance by the help of the Western Left. The gradual increase of Islamist populations in the West happens through migration and very high birthrates, coupled with active political mobilization. The constant attack on traditional Western Judeo-Christian values reflects the partnership between radical Islam and the mainstream Left.
Radical Islam is actively exploiting left-wing multiculturalism, using it to take control in Western nations. Multiculturalism – several cultures living side by side in a nation where the host country is not imposing its own cultural values on incoming immigrant groups – is a racist Marxist narrative that completely and thoroughly dominates Europe. The fact that the rampant Somali fraud in Minnesota amounting to billions of dollars has continued unchecked for so many years is yet another example of the effects of multiculturalism.
Multiculturalism classifies individuals according to skin color and asserts that certain ethnic groups – among them non-Western immigrants – should not be held accountable in the same way one would demand of indigenous, white Europeans or Caucasian Americans. This Marxist ideology represents a complete rejection of the traditional value of equality regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, religious beliefs and social class. It implements differentiation based on race.
In Europe, it has become almost impossible since the 1970s to criticize any non-Western immigrants. Regardless if the topic is illegal immigration, rape or murder, the very instant a person points to the negative effects of non-Western mass immigration, he is shot down by the left-wing media as a “racist, bigot, islamophobe, Nazi, fascist, misogynist.” The horrifying gang rape cases in the U.K. where thousands of indigenous, white girls were systematically exploited by Muslim men for decades, is but one of many example. No one stood up for these girls publicly and demanded accountability from U.K. authorities until journalist and author Tommy Robinson came along.
Political collaboration between far-left groups and Islamist voters is now seen everywhere, Hirsi Ali explains. The coordinated Muslim goal is to maximize electoral success and gain political control. For example, Muslim voters in the West will prioritize foreign policy issues such as Gaza over local problems due to theological teachings that foster animosity toward Israel and Jews.
The practice where patriarchal heads of Muslim families determine the votes for all members is unknown to many. Since the voting is heavily influenced by patriarchal family structures, male heads of families effectively dictate votes, especially that of women. Women in these communities often face coercion with strict controls on education, marriage, dress and social freedoms. Their main role is childbearing, contributing to high birthrates. The underlying social control over Muslim women is far more significant than dress codes alone.
The U.K. Green Party’s recent election victory in a predominantly Muslim seat in Britain reflected the strategic alliance between far-left groups and Islamist voters, often called the “red-green alliance.” Campaign materials targeted Muslim voters using foreign languages such as Arabic, Bengali and Urdu. It focused heavily issues like Gaza, rather than local concerns such as potholes or community services.
The Green Party concealed its left-wing radical policies, such as legalizing prostitution and drugs, which conflict with Islamist voter values, indicating a deliberate dual messaging strategy.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is very clear on the approach that the West must close borders and dismantle Islamist infrastructures to prevent the spread of radical Islam. Unlike the U.S. and Middle East, which are actively countering Islamist elements, Europe remains vulnerable due to political complacency and open borders. The influx of refugees and elites from Middle Eastern conflicts will accelerate Islamist demographic and political dominance.
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