A significant majority of French now support banning the radical Salafist sect of Islam, and the government reinstating the national state of emergency, as the nation reels from another deadly radical Islamic terror attack in March.
As the fallout of Europe’s suicidal immigration policies manifests itself in jihad attacks, as well as in spiraling crime, no-go zones and massive debt, the personal impact is felt more keenly in France and all across Europe. Legitimate fear, not “Islamophobia” as some would have it, is growing. Now:
Perhaps most significantly, 88 per cent of French said they supported banning the rapidly expanding, radical Salafist sect of Islam, even though over half of respondents said they acknowledged that implementing the ban in France would be difficult, if not impossible.
The “radical Salafist sect of Islam” teaches the same jihad ideology that is taught by Wahhabis and the Muslim Brotherhood. This ideology has no place in the West. It is backed up by Quranic verses, as well as by the Sunnah; consequently, it is being preached in mosques in the West. These mosques are waging war against unbelievers across the West, while Western authorities cower in fear of being branded “Islamophobic.”
Many Western leaders still do not accept this war as a religious war, even though it has been proclaimed as such in documents of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamic State and al Qaeda.
Foreign-funded mosques have been allowed to freely propagate jihadi/Salafi ideology. A good start for Westerners toward this so-called “impossible” task of rooting out Salafist ideology, a task that is supported by the French people and increasingly by other citizens of the West, is: i) declaring the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, ii) surveilling mosques (as was done in churches to find mafia thugs), iii) deporting those found to be complicit in jihad activity, and iv) voting out treasonous political leaders.
The West has been a sitting duck in the face of the fact that “every jihadist terrorist we’ve seen in Europe in recent years came from the Salafist scene.”
One can deal with issues of actual intolerance and bigotry while also dealing with the reality of jihad terror. The problem is that Muslim Brotherhood (MB) groups (and their water-carriers) continue to push the “Islamophobia” agenda in order to stymie efforts to rid of the West of the Islamic supremacist and jihadi menace. They do so by branding anyone who casts light on the jihad ideology and terror as “Islamophobic.” In other words, Muslims can do any and everything with no consequences; otherwise the accusations of “Islamophobia” will fly. Islamic State mujahideen are running free in many Western countries. This “Islamophobia” subterfuge has in effect created a two-tier legal system: one for Westerners and one for Muslims. Political correctness driven by the MB serves as a convenient win-win for Islamic supremacists: the more a country is Islamicized and the more abuses that occur, the more the reporting will be deemed to be “Islamophobic.”
In reference to those deemed by France to be dangerous jihadis:
France admits to there being approximately 20,000 people on that list, meaning thousands of individuals could be deported from France should the will of the overwhelming majority of French citizens be translated into government policy.
“French Overwhelmingly Back Deporting Terror Suspects, Banning Radical Islam”, by Oliver JJ Lane, Breitbart, April 2, 2018:
A significant majority of French now support banning the radical Salafist sect of Islam, and the government reinstating the national state of emergency, as the nation reels from another deadly radical Islamic terror attack in March.
The new poll taken days after four were killed by a self-proclaimed member of the Islamic State killed four in southern France found the French public overwhelmingly backing a significant crackdown on radical Islam and deportations that could impact tens of thousands of people.
Perhaps most significantly, 88 per cent of French said they supported banning the rapidly expanding, radical Salafist sect of Islam, even though over half of respondents said they acknowledged that implementing the ban in France would be difficult, if not impossible.
Breitbart London has previously reported on the nature of Salafism, which contains many radical preachers who see violence as legitimate in pursuance of its aims and which provides the intellectual basis for the Islamic State. A regional director of Germany’s constitutional police said of the faith in 2017 that “every jihadist terrorist we’ve seen in Europe in recent years came from the Salafist scene”.
In addition to banning the radical interpretation of Islam, a majority of French surveyed also supported deporting terrorists, too. Le Figaro reports 83 per cent supported deporting foreigners on French soil who have so-called ‘S’ (security) case files on them held by the security services — the French term demonstrating that an individual is considered a potentially dangerous radical by the French state.
France admits to there being approximately 20,000 people on that list….