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A couple of months ago, a political poll was published in France that showed Marine Le Pen’s Front National in the lead. One month later, record-breaking protests against the Islamisation of Europe were held in Germany, the most powerful country in European Union. One week on from that, two massacres occurred in swift succession – the first at a Parisian comic, the second at a Parisian Kosher Deli. And despite all the pointless carnage caused in those incidents, Muslims have apparently chosen to make another move this afternoon, taking three hostages in a suburb outside the French capital. This intensification (or quickening of the pace) of history must represent something. I’m sure that in due course we will be told it signals the failure of socialism, capitalism, the European Union, social integration or some similar garbage. But I have a feeling they’ll be wasting their breath. The people know the zeitgeist. We are now approaching the endgame of Islam in Europe.
And this is no bad thing of course. This is a conflict (or rather, contest) that should have been a first round knockout. The superiority of the West is so great that even Muslims vote with their feet to join us here.
And had they behaved themselves, treated people with kindness and tolerance, and not tried to enforce their way of life on others, they could have become an accepted, even valued minority, no more controversial than Africans or Jews. As it happens, we have been subjected to the meanest hell. Our citizens, young and old, male and female, have been stabbed, punched, raped, pimped and blown up. Had this behaviour been inflicted on a Muslim country by Christian migrants, those migrants would hang from lampposts and their innocent peers would be expelled.
So bring on the end game. Let it finally be here. Bring on the crowds in city squares demanding deportation. Bring on Pegida, Geert Wilders and the EDL.
If you hear of an anti-Islam demonstration near you, however small, please join it. If you know a person on the fence, knock him over onto the right side of it. The quicker we can get this out of the way, the sooner Europe can go back to its traditional pursuits of science, literature and progressivism (in the good sense of that word).
The author of this blog has never been on the soft side of the counter-jihad spectrum. I have made no secret of how I think this should end. And now, at last, I think that end is in sight.
D, LDN.
Defend the Modern World 
Hopefully, this is the case. Both the United Kingdom and Europe have a great need to putting down the collectivists, and also of putting down the Islamic population. We here too in America have a need in these things. I have no doubt it will occur, but it will be hard. Both the collectivists and the Islamic population won’t go quiet into the dark, and will need repeated action to put them down.
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Indeed, that’s why socialism is prioritised by our elites. Keep everyone dependent on the government and you can force a country of individuals into a collective. Of course, collectivism can also be used against our foes. I’m increasingly excited by Pegida for example.
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Indeed – as am I. In this Europe seems better able to develop popular movements, and able to stand up to party structure. Americans have problems with organized popular movements that truly represent actual people. Despite the talk of the individual here, America tends very much towards collective mindset. We tend to need ‘permission’ to think outside of power structures. Europe is also far more burdened by Islam, and other collective madness…
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I’ve always admired the individualism of America, but I see your point. In the long run, America will fare far better than Europe. Even if we remove the Islam issue from consideration, Europe still has great economic problems to contend with.
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Indeed – in the large picture, America is in far better shape than Europe. Of the other new Western nations (America, Canada, Australia, etc), the US has the best of the Western tradition to draw on. The US revolution was not the French one that destroyed. The US revolution saved the best of British tradition while allowing America to develop. Despite all the best of our British heritage, England would never have allowed the colonies to develop and grow into the strength the US is.
However, no nation is not without problems. Nevertheless, I am very glad that the US does not have the mess that both Britain and Europe has. By far – too much central government, and then there is the Muslim element. Even with Islam, America has been generally lucky to have drawn a ‘better’ class. We have some bad, but nothing like the case with you.
It is a pity that the EU has become a economic problem. It didn’t need to be this. However, the EU is not a nation building thing. We had something similar to it for the first 12 years of freedom from England. It failed, and in 1790 we created our current federal system. It continues to work well even with our present lot of leadership. The EU was about trade. Rightly so, Europe has a similar base of population and business if taken as a group. But. But this EU is much more about insider control than about a unity. The present situation should develop towards a true ‘United States of Europe’, but a true ‘nation’ might be a good idea. But surely – this will never happen… You know?
Our individualism has always been something of debate. We like it, but also are aware of it. It is similar to a condition of our Presidents. Each winner has generally be the closer related by blood to your British kings.
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There are a number of Canadian (and presumably American and UK) soldiers who are leaving the military, and heading over to Iraq – to fight against ISIL and fight for the Kurdish militias. These men feel that the governments of the West aren’t doing enough. Personally I wouldn’t go over there to fight, it’s just not worth it for me. But Europe? If civil war came to Europe, I would be sorely tempted to return to my ancestral homeland.
But first, let’s pray it doesn’t get to the stage of civil war. If the public can’t mobilize a political response, they will eventually take matters into their own hands.
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I think it would be great if Canadians and Americans supported the liberation of Europe. It certainly makes sense. It’s depressing that Muslims are so quick to help out their ‘brethren’ anywhere in the world, but Westerners are (or seem) more timid.
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This sounds like wishful thinking to me… Sure things have evolved in that direction for some years now but this current furore might well stop really soon, like when the new Iphone is released or stuff… Only time will tell what’s going to happen.
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I think Pegida is potentially a game-changer. The same may be true of Marine Le Pen.
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the FN is starting to show cracks, with LePen being clearly not going to take a “clash of civilization” approach…her relative softness could cost her dear. Regarding Pegida, it’s still so limited outside Dresden that it’s hard to know if it will have a lasting impact… I am looking forward to see what the Ukip will e up to on the other hand!
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I’m very suspicious of the FN in general, but its popularity gives me hope that people are ready to take practical action. Pegida will spread, I’m sure. It is designed to be a pan-European movement and it should find friends across the continent.
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I read the recent article by Marie Le Pen. She was very pragmatic and at the same time dared to ‘bite the bullet’. Her very pragmatism & ‘softness’ will convince the middle-of-the-roaders to vote for her.
All we have to hope for then, is that she’ll not underperform once in power. It will be a propaganda boost to the PC leftists.
Also, we have to hope that she dosen’t go back from her core values and get on the ‘Islam is a religion of peace’ bandwagon, as a ‘pragmatic’ move, like Angela Merkel.
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It would be interesting to see this as difference from the Merkel model.
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I never know where to stand on Le Pen. She’s quite slippery. Her father is an imbecile.
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Agree – not everything of the past is right. Her father is an imbecile. If the Leftist is crazy, the Right can be stupid. Both the Jew-hatred and the anti-gay of the father is so over. Neither had anything correct about it, and further allows the Leftist a tool to be used for her/his benefit. The defeat of the collectivists forces will need a partnership of many members of the modern world – not the bad of the past.
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