The Burkini Wars
28th June 2019
Several years ago France passed a law against wearing the hijab in public. This was a rearguard action by what remains of French culture in a society that has already been heavily Islamized, and is at least 15% Muslim. Needless to say, the Muslim population of France considers the new law an outrage, and is taking active steps to thwart it.
There are more Muslims in France than there are black people in the U.S. Think about that.
The first video talks about the fact that these acts are provocations — elements of the “soft jihad” that weaponize aspects of kuffar culture, in this case the strong taboo against “discrimination” — to demoralize and weaken civil society among non-Muslims.
Sound familiar? Repeat after me: Black Lives Matter.
The second video features a former (or lapsed) Muslim who explains in no uncertain terms what all these burkini capers mean in terms of the 1400-year-old war waged by Islam against the infidels. No one is a fiercer defender of women’s rights than a woman who has managed to escape the stranglehold of sharia.
I don’t have a lot of confidence that Americans, who can barely remember things that happened since they reached puberty, to pay attention to a war that has been going on for 1400 years.