Europe's Fellow Travelers

Front Page Magazine ^ | 18 August 2006 | Serge Trifkovic

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The present technological, cultural and financial strength of Europe is a façade that conceals a deep underlying moral and demographic weakness. The symptoms of the malaise are apparent in the unprecedented demographic collapse and in the loss of a sense of place and history that go hand-in-hand with the expansion of the European Union.

The emerging transnational hyper-state is actively indoctrinating its subject-population into believing and accepting that the demographic shift in favor of Muslim aliens is actually a blessing that enriches the Old Continent’s culturally deprived and morally unsustainable societies. Europe is losing the ability to define and defend itself, to the benefit of unassimilable multitudes filled with contempt for the host-society.

Many Muslims in Europe already consider themselves de facto autonomous, a community of believers opposed to the broader society of infidels. Jihadist networks now exist in every country west of the former Iron Curtain save Iceland. They are centered on mosques and Islamic centers often financed by Saudi money. Muslim population of Europe, which stands at some 20 million as of this writing, will double by 2025 and at that time it will account for a third of all live births in the “Old Europe” (the 15-nation core of the European Union).

Most Muslims in Europe live in a parallel universe that has very little to do with the host country. Their mindset has nothing but contempt for the liberal concept of “tolerance” and “diversity,” and they possess a disdainful and hostile attitude to the host-society. Such hostility is clearly manifested in hard-core anti-Semitism – in its raw, unadulterated variety that is repugnant to most Europeans but regarded as normal, legitimate, and divinely ordained by most Muslims. But since the dictum of the multiculturalist ruling elite is that Islam is peaceful, tolerant, .......

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Good analysis of Eurabia.

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ping.

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Most Muslims in Europe live in a parallel universe that has very little to do with the host country.

You could say this about any large metropolitain area and about many other factions.

Large cities are doomed. The MSM, Hollywood and academia thrive on their captive audiences in the large metro areas. Move away.

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That sounds about what clear minded Brits (and others) have to fight against on all fronts.

Another well researched article.

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Ouch.

We're in a world on the verge of slow collapse.

[Convert from ECUSA]

From further down in the article:

"The situational morality of the Western elite class demands that no phenomena be judged as such. They don’t treat “anti-Semitism” as a function of objective behavior but in accordance with the place of the actor within the ideological system. In this scheme of things, anti-Semitism — including hard-core Holocaust denial — is a grave sin, except when practiced by a protected group sanctified by its anti-Western otherness, i.e. by Muslim immigrants and their Western-born offspring. The roots of this scandal may be traced to the E.U. Parliamentary Assembly Recommendation N° 1162 (19 September 1991) on “the contribution of the Islamic civilization to European culture.” A decade later, in its General policy recommendation n° 5: Combating intolerance and discrimination against Muslims, the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance emphasized “Islam’s positive contribution to the continuing development of European societies, of which it is an integral part.” It expressed concern “at signs that religious intolerance towards Islam” and expressed strong regret “that Islam is sometimes portrayed inaccurately [as] a threat.” The Commission warned that “this prejudice may manifest itself in different guises, in particular through negative general attitudes.” It then came to the point, and called on the E.U. member states to adopt measures that would effectively outlaw any serious debate about Islam and introduce pro-Muslim “affirmative action” that would far exceed some of the worst excesses of similar programs in the United States."

It ain't called Eurabia for nothing. Pray that we don't end up the same way.

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"the loss of a sense of place and history that go hand-in-hand with the expansion of the European Union"

If anyone thinks this "loss of sense of place and history" was not intentional, on the part of the European transnationalist elites then they fail to understand how intentionally malevolent those people are, like our "open borders" elites here.