The reason why so many people are “hypnotized” and blind to the obvious Islamic Jihad is because the narrative of Muslim victimhood is predicated on the libelous accusations against Israel that “The Jews are persecuting the Muslims.” Fantasies of the malevolent power of Jews figure largely in the minds of very many (Christian and post-Christian) Westerners. “Killers of the son of God,” “child murderers,” “well poisoners,” and, more recently, “controllers of the media, banks, and governments:” these are deeply engrained subconscious and conscious tropes about Jewish people in the minds of many Westerners.
The most effect way of countering the Islamic Jihad is by telling the true facts of the situation that Israel is in (which the Western corporate media have never done, but, rather, have ubiquitously libeled Israel).
I am grateful to Robert Spencer, Hugh Fitzgerald, and others who have told the true facts of the situation that Israel is in.
Daniel Bielaksays
*The most effective way
࿗Infidel࿘says
Some observations:
5:30 Aside from China (which aside from human right abuses prevents Uyghurs from fleeing, the one country that has successfully dealt w/ jihad is Burma/Myanmar – whichever one wants to call it. They’ve kicked out their entire muslim population, and the other countries that they have fled to – Bangladesh, India,… are discovering why Burma kicked them out in the first place, and the local populations have lost patience w/ them
12:00 In addition to retaliating w/ ad hominems and other attacks on their opponents, the muslim clerics also start making assertions about the other religions in the place, be it Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism and so on. But then, it’s expected to be okay and the non-muslims are expected to tolerate that
13:00 Is Vibhuti Jha expected to win whatever Congressional seat he’s running in? Or is it a deep blue district that he’ll safely lose?
23:00 Talking about alternate media, these days I watch Newsmax for US news, OpIndia for Indian news, Mark Steyn’s show on GBNews and JihadWatch. That’s about it: no CNN, NDTV, BBC, et al for me
27:00 While in India, people may be discussing beheading calls, at least in the US, while we have the Second Amendment, we still have a fighting chance. Which is more than can be said about anywhere else
33:00 This is probably the first time Sanjay Dixit heard of the Southern Poverty Law Center, but that aside, he does have guests who oppose islam/muslims all the time
41:00 Sanjay and others on his side do have an Achilles heel, and that is the belief that oil will become irrelevant and be replaced by renewables. That’s not happening anytime soon, since renewables can not do what fossil fuels can: provide electricity on the industrial scale needed to sustain the world. Europe has found that out, we saw it some years ago in Texas when the windmill blades froze during the winter and did not provide the needed electricity. The only hope for the West is replacing the bribed class w/ a new set of politicians who have the cojones to spurn the likes of Qatar and take on all the woke ideologies, including islam, head-on!
45:00 I somewhat agree w/ ‘Indian Aborigine’: if one manages to prevent a muslim from practicing all aspects of islam that violate that rights of other people (murdering infidels, beating wives, trafficking non-muslim girls, et al), what is left that he can do? I normally don’t approve of kicking down the door jackboots, but this is one exception to that rule that I can live w/
52:00 I agree w/ ‘Durbuddhijeevi bangali’ who challenges islam being a religion. Of course, establishing that in the UN is out of the question when there are ~50 muslim members. But I disagree w/ RS that it is a religion: Ali Sina years ago demonstrated how it’s more a cult than a religion, and islam has more in common w/ Communism and Nazism than it has w/ the likes of Christianity or Buddhism. I get the ‘islam is an evil religion’ argument, but as Rebecca Bynum, one of the 3 people who once ran this site points out, islam is an amalgam of social, political and judicial systems as well as a belief system. It is neither one thing nor the other – Islam is unique. Philosophically it is as far from other religions as it is possible to be. It lies beyond nihilism and its morality is inverted. In society Islam functions in the opposite manner from all other religions. Rather than producing peace and social harmony, it sows violence and social disruption. Given all this, it’s still worth challenging the notion that it is a religion
59:00 The antidote to street violence is the Second Amendment here in the US, and versions of it in other countries around the world
1:00:00 Agree w/ Ameya: Christian missionaries, instead of trying to convert Hindus, should focus on Christians being threatened by muslims. We could then have a coalition
1:03:00 Sanjay didn’t answer Sandy’s question on what he does about his security, although it was asked to him as well
1:04:00 If anything, India should take the initiative, and new Right wing governments like in Italy and Sweden can follow the example. The US too, once we get the GOP back in power
1:06:00 Agree w/ RS: the US and Russia should have patched up after the Cold War. A major opportunity missed due to Russophobia in the US
1:07:00 Will wait for your book on the Byzantines
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Daniel Bielak says
The reason why so many people are “hypnotized” and blind to the obvious Islamic Jihad is because the narrative of Muslim victimhood is predicated on the libelous accusations against Israel that “The Jews are persecuting the Muslims.” Fantasies of the malevolent power of Jews figure largely in the minds of very many (Christian and post-Christian) Westerners. “Killers of the son of God,” “child murderers,” “well poisoners,” and, more recently, “controllers of the media, banks, and governments:” these are deeply engrained subconscious and conscious tropes about Jewish people in the minds of many Westerners.
The most effect way of countering the Islamic Jihad is by telling the true facts of the situation that Israel is in (which the Western corporate media have never done, but, rather, have ubiquitously libeled Israel).
I am grateful to Robert Spencer, Hugh Fitzgerald, and others who have told the true facts of the situation that Israel is in.
Daniel Bielak says
*The most effective way
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Some observations:
5:30 Aside from China (which aside from human right abuses prevents Uyghurs from fleeing, the one country that has successfully dealt w/ jihad is Burma/Myanmar – whichever one wants to call it. They’ve kicked out their entire muslim population, and the other countries that they have fled to – Bangladesh, India,… are discovering why Burma kicked them out in the first place, and the local populations have lost patience w/ them
12:00 In addition to retaliating w/ ad hominems and other attacks on their opponents, the muslim clerics also start making assertions about the other religions in the place, be it Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism and so on. But then, it’s expected to be okay and the non-muslims are expected to tolerate that
13:00 Is Vibhuti Jha expected to win whatever Congressional seat he’s running in? Or is it a deep blue district that he’ll safely lose?
23:00 Talking about alternate media, these days I watch Newsmax for US news, OpIndia for Indian news, Mark Steyn’s show on GBNews and JihadWatch. That’s about it: no CNN, NDTV, BBC, et al for me
27:00 While in India, people may be discussing beheading calls, at least in the US, while we have the Second Amendment, we still have a fighting chance. Which is more than can be said about anywhere else
33:00 This is probably the first time Sanjay Dixit heard of the Southern Poverty Law Center, but that aside, he does have guests who oppose islam/muslims all the time
41:00 Sanjay and others on his side do have an Achilles heel, and that is the belief that oil will become irrelevant and be replaced by renewables. That’s not happening anytime soon, since renewables can not do what fossil fuels can: provide electricity on the industrial scale needed to sustain the world. Europe has found that out, we saw it some years ago in Texas when the windmill blades froze during the winter and did not provide the needed electricity. The only hope for the West is replacing the bribed class w/ a new set of politicians who have the cojones to spurn the likes of Qatar and take on all the woke ideologies, including islam, head-on!
45:00 I somewhat agree w/ ‘Indian Aborigine’: if one manages to prevent a muslim from practicing all aspects of islam that violate that rights of other people (murdering infidels, beating wives, trafficking non-muslim girls, et al), what is left that he can do? I normally don’t approve of kicking down the door jackboots, but this is one exception to that rule that I can live w/
52:00 I agree w/ ‘Durbuddhijeevi bangali’ who challenges islam being a religion. Of course, establishing that in the UN is out of the question when there are ~50 muslim members. But I disagree w/ RS that it is a religion: Ali Sina years ago demonstrated how it’s more a cult than a religion, and islam has more in common w/ Communism and Nazism than it has w/ the likes of Christianity or Buddhism. I get the ‘islam is an evil religion’ argument, but as Rebecca Bynum, one of the 3 people who once ran this site points out, islam is an amalgam of social, political and judicial systems as well as a belief system. It is neither one thing nor the other – Islam is unique. Philosophically it is as far from other religions as it is possible to be. It lies beyond nihilism and its morality is inverted. In society Islam functions in the opposite manner from all other religions. Rather than producing peace and social harmony, it sows violence and social disruption. Given all this, it’s still worth challenging the notion that it is a religion
59:00 The antidote to street violence is the Second Amendment here in the US, and versions of it in other countries around the world
1:00:00 Agree w/ Ameya: Christian missionaries, instead of trying to convert Hindus, should focus on Christians being threatened by muslims. We could then have a coalition
1:03:00 Sanjay didn’t answer Sandy’s question on what he does about his security, although it was asked to him as well
1:04:00 If anything, India should take the initiative, and new Right wing governments like in Italy and Sweden can follow the example. The US too, once we get the GOP back in power
1:06:00 Agree w/ RS: the US and Russia should have patched up after the Cold War. A major opportunity missed due to Russophobia in the US
1:07:00 Will wait for your book on the Byzantines