It's Now or Never
Islam Must Be Banned in America - Until The Religon undergoes Reform
Political and Cultural Incompatibility of Islam with Western Values Demands Urgent Action
Sir Roger Scruton and Samuel Huntington have both contended that modern Western civilization, with its emphasis on individual liberty, secular governance, and pluralism, faces deep structural incompatibilities with Islamic political thought.
This does not suggest that there are no loyal or well-integrated Muslims thriving within Western societies, indeed, many do.
However, as Winston Churchill once remarked, “Wherever the Arab goes, the desert follows,” a statement that reflects the tendency for tribalism, authoritarianism, or conflict which undermines Western-style civic institutions.
It's worth noting that when Jews and Catholics historically supported and imported socialism, though increasingly less so today, that un-American ideology was at least framed within a secular context. There was no pretense of integrating socialism into religious worship or identity, or aiming to turn the public square into a Jewish or Catholic one.
In contrast, when today's Muslims spearhead socialism (which today often masks itself as progressivism or anti-colonial rhetoric), they frequently use it to serve a strategic phase - a Trojan horse if you will, for eventual Islamic dominance - rather than an end in itself.
Since socialism is already deeply rooted in much of Europe, the process of Islamization has been significantly smoother there than it might be in the United States. However, if capitalism is gradually eroded, by figures like Obama or Mamdani, for example, it will open the door to socialism. And, as we've seen in cases like France and the UK, that shift often lays the groundwork for broader Islamic overtake.
The situation is such that America has two options to avoid the crisis currently unfolding in Europe:
The first option presents far more serious constitutional concerns. Nevertheless, considering that Islam functions primarily as a political-state ideology, with roughly 65% of its teachings in the Hadith, Sira, and Sura focused on law, governance, and societal structure, and only secondarily as a faith/religion, there appears to be little alternative. Some scholars, like Professor Bill Warner, even argue that Islam operates as an economic-political system of control, merely framed in religious terms.
Regardless, any belief system that is inherently political and characterizes its deity as a deceiver raises serious concerns within the context of American constitutional values. A tradition that lacks a foundational concept of religious tolerance cannot be allowed to expand without scrutiny in a society built on pluralism and individual liberty.
Another troubling dimension of Islam, is the lack of emphasis on individual rights. While it’s true that many Muslims live peacefully and do not personally reject these principles, the institutional framework discourages reform. Attempts at reform, whether from Bahá'ís, Druze, Ahmadis, Muʿtazilites, Quranites, or other heterodox groups - were, and are met with extreme and violent persecution.
The scarcity of any Muslim reform organizations is not due to a lack of effort but rather a result of systemic resistance.
Anyone who establishes one risks beheading.
Dissent within the faith often resembles the fate of medieval Christian sects IN 12th century france or italy, persecuted to death for deviating from orthodoxy.
As for the idea of internal incorporation or theological pluralism: it remains extremely rare. Islam, as currently practiced in many parts of the world, has proven largely resistant to such integration.
Muslims know that, at this stage, they have little to contribute culturally or artistically in a secular sense. And are afraid to perhaps, outside the realm of socialism, which is anyway, an introduction to Islam.
Therefore, until Islam publicly embraces a form of non-socialist secularism (which rightly is suspected as preparing the cow to be cooked once private property and religious tolerance are together with capitalism thrown out the window), there is no place for this anti-humanist religion in America.