Real apartheid state, Saudi Arabia, World HQ of Sunni Islamic supremacists

Throughout history the strong have imposed their will on the weak. In the 7th century, Arabs, their young men forged into warriors for Allah, willing to die for their Faith and certain of their superiority, vanquished every rival civilization. They would have won a world caliphate, but for the more determined Christians who stopped them at the gates of Europe. Read more >

Let’s see. We are under attack by an enemy whose stated goal is to kill us or assimilate us into his “superior” civilization. Should he be successful, our civilization, the freest and most prosperous the world has ever seen, will come to an end. This enemy is not the hapless dreamer he is made out to be by Liberal academic, media and political classes. Other civilizations crossed his path in the past with devastating consequences. Are there many Assyrians or Zoroastrians in your neighborhood?

From a thriving empire, the Assyrians have been reduced to a tiny persecuted minority in their homelands. They have endured much hardship throughout their recent history as a result of religious and ethnic persecution by Muslim majorities – Arabs, Persians and Turks. Estimates of the total number of Syriac Christians alive today vary greatly, between one and three million.
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Since 9/11 2001 we have been disturbed by the failure of the Bush administration to accept the self evident truth that our number one enemy is Saudi Arabia. See Saudi Caliphate. In dealing with the oil tics, Condi is way out of her league. To us she looks like a teenager who put on her mother’s suit to play pretend global politics. She just does not get the Saudi way of playing the game. In a a Kernel of Evil Bret Stephens writes about the “wonderful” deal Condi negotiated with the Saudis to sell them $20 billion of advanced weaponry.

But whatever direction Saudi Arabia takes in the future, there’s also the question of what the U.S. gets from the arms sale. In an interview Sunday with Fox News’ Chris Wallace, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice noted that “the Saudi government announced that it’s going to put an embassy in Baghdad, something that we have hoped they would do for quite some time.” The State Department has also tried to entice Saudi Arabia to attend a regional peace conference with Israel later this year.

In fact, the Saudis have not announced their intention to put an embassy in Baghdad, merely their willingness to discuss it with an Iraqi government they have demonized at every turn. They remain similarly equivocal about the conference. It’s an old Saudi ploy. In November 1981, Abdullah, then the kingdom’s deputy prime minister, mooted a “plan” that promised recognition of Israel at a time when he was seeking to buy AWACs radar planes from the Reagan administration. The sale was approved; the plan disappeared.
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The Saudi world conquest initiative is progressing smoothly. More mosques are popping up in the West, churches are burned down in the East, and fear grips the hearts of Infidels everywhere. Mark Steyn illuminates the Saudi strategy on the legal front.

How will we lose the war against “radical Islam”?

Well, it won’t be in a tank battle. Or in the Sunni Triangle or the caves of Bora Bora. It won’t be because terrorists fly three jets into the Oval Office, Buckingham Palace and the Basilica of St. Peter’s on the same Tuesday morning.

The war will be lost incrementally because we are unable to reverse the ongoing radicalization of Muslim populations in South Asia, Indonesia, the Balkans, Western Europe and, yes, North America. And who’s behind that radicalization? Who funds the mosques and Islamic centers that in the last 30 years have set up shop on just about every Main Street around the planet?

For the answer, let us turn to a fascinating book called Alms For Jihad: Charity And Terrorism In The Islamic World by J. Millard Burr, a former USAID relief coordinator, and the scholar Robert O. Collins. Can’t find it in your local Barnes & Noble? Never mind, let’s go to Amazon. Everything’s available there. And sure enough, you’ll come through to the Alms For Jihad page and find a smattering of approving reviews from respectably torpid publications: “The most comprehensive look at the web of Islamic charities that have financed conflicts all around the world,” according to Canada’s Globe And Mail, which is like The New York Times but without the jokes.
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