Tel-Chai Nation

The European Conservative interviewed Robert Spencer, who's publishing another book about Islam's history. Among the topics raised include:

During a ‘Pride’ celebration in Madrid, a journalist asked several attendees what they preferred: an Islamic caliphate or a government with the ‘far Right’ (VOX) in power. The answer was in favour of the caliphate. This reflects the enormous ignorance of a large part of the population.

Young people have been lied to all their lives about what Islam is and about its history. In the United States, there was a concerted effort to change the textbooks—and now all you find is a completely ‘pink’ version of what Islam is, one that has nothing to do with history. These textbooks say nothing about the violence of Jihad, or about the subjugation and extermination of native populations. They only have criticisms of Judaism and Christianity, which generates the idea that Islam is somehow superior to our culture—so why not welcome it?

That certainly is peculiar, isn't it? It also suggests that ironically, many of these LGBT practitioners might be willing to abandon their lifestyle if the Religion of Peace ends up demanding it. For now, if they do know what Islam is like, it suggests quite a few of them are more open to barbarism than we think, chillingly enough.

Spencer fears Europe will fall to the Religion of Peace, even if one day, there'll come resistance. But for now, it's terrible that these LGBT separatists are proving one of the worst allies to Islam, and are probably only practicing their own "faith" for the sake of undermining the west, and bringing an Islamic conquest ever closer.

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