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Muslim Violence - Crime or Jihad?

Although the European Union warns against "," those who live in the real
world know that there has been an explosion of violent infidelophobia in
Western Europe staged by Muslim immigrants. This wave of violence especially
targets 
Jews, but the attacks against Christians that are going on in the the Middle
East, where there may soon be no Christians left in the cradle of
Christianity, are increasingly spreading to Europe as well. In more and more
cities across the continent, non-Muslims are being harassed, robbed, mugged,
raped, stabbed and even killed by Muslims, yet EU leaders continue their
quest to merge Europe and the Arab world by making it easier for Muslims to
enter and settle in Europe.

The fact that European leaders and media voice such concern for
"Islamophobia" yet do very little to stop attacks against Christian
Europeans demonstrates the creeping dhimmitude in Europe which has been
accurately predicted by Bat Ye'or. Native Europeans are slowly becoming
second-rate citizens in their own countries.

This violence by Muslims is usually labelled simply as "crime," but I
believe it should more accurately be called Jihad. Those who know early
Islamic history, as described in books such as The Truth About Muhammad by
Robert Spencer, know that looting and stealing the property of non-Muslims
has been part and parcel of Jihad from the very beginning. In fact, so much
of the behavior of Muhammad himself and the early Muslims could be deemed
criminal that it is difficult to know exactly where crime ends and Jihad
begins. In the city of Oslo, for instance, it is documented that some of the
criminal Muslim gangs also have close ties to radical religious groups at
home and abroad. As Dutch Arabist Hans Jansen points out, the Koran is seen
by some Muslims as a God-given "hunting licence," granting them the right to
assault and even murder non-Muslims.

It is hardly accidental that while Muslims make up about tem percent of the
population in France, they make up an estimated seventy percent of French
prison inmates. Muslims are over-represented in jails in countries all over
the world, and a striking number of non-Muslims in jail also convert to
Islam. There could be many reasons for this. Some observers have suggested
that prison inmates generally lack control over their personal lives, and
thus seek a strict code which provides them with the discipline they
themselves don't have. Perhaps, but personally I suspect that the most
important reason is much more simple: If you're a Muslim you can continue
doing criminal things yet at the same time claim to be morally superior. If
you rob and mug non-Muslims you are not a thief or a thug, you are in fact a
brave Jihadist doing God's noble work:


Tariq Ramadan and Islam's Future in Europe

"Non-Muslims are lesser people. By saying this they justify the behaviour of
young Muslim criminals who target the non-Muslims whilst they never touch
fellow Muslims. They told me that drug trafficking is perfectly acceptable
as long as one only sells to non-Muslims. They told me that stealing from
non-Muslims is allowed as long as one does not harm fellow Muslims. One day
our office was burgled and our computers were stolen. All except the two
computers belonging to our two Muslim colleagues. You don't steal from
brothers or sisters! .

Many victims of burglaries in houses and cars, of steaming and other forms
of violence, can testify that aggression by Muslims is not directed against
brothers and sisters, but against whoever is a kafir, a non-believer. Young
Muslims justify their behaviour towards women who do not wear the headscarf,
whether Muslim or non-Muslim, by referring to the Salafist teaching which
says that these women are whores and should be treated as such. They told me
this. I wrote it down in my reports, but the authorities refuse to hear it."

Andrew Bostom has demonstrated in his book The Legacy of Jihad that the
basic patterns have remained remarkably similar throughout the centuries,
regardless of whether the non-Muslims in question were Christians, Jews,
Hindus, Sikhs or Buddhists. Jihad and dhimmitude frequently have less to do
with huge terror attacks or spectacular invasions than with accumulated
daily humiliations and insults. A small group of Muslims move into an area,
then gradually expand their numbers and with continuous verbal and physical
harassment of non-Muslims and sexual harassment of their women force them to
leave their homes or convert to Islam. Here is an example from Iran where
the non-Muslims are Zoroastrians, but it might as well have been certain
areas of Amsterdam, Birmingham or the suburbs of of Paris today:


The Islamization of Europe

Mary Boyce, Emeritus Professor of Iranian Studies at the University of
London, has confirmed the external validity of Bat Ye'or's analytical
approach in her description of how jihad and dhimmitude (without the latter
being specifically identified as such) transformed Zoroastrian society in an
analogous manner. Boyce has written definitive assessments of those
Zoroastrian communities which survived the devastating jihad conquests of
the mid 7th through early 8th centuries 20. The Zoroastrians experienced an
ongoing, inexorable decline over the next millennium due to constant
sociopolitical and economic pressures exerted by their Muslim rulers, and
neighbor. Boyce describes these complementary phenomena based on an
historical analysis, and her personal observations living in the (central
Iranian) Yezd area during the 1960s:

"Either a few Moslems settled on the outskirts of a Zoroastrian village, or
one or two Zoroastrian families adopted Islam. Once the dominant faith had
made a breach, it pressed in remorselessly, like a rising tide. More Moslems
came, and soon a small mosque was built, which attracted yet others. As long
as Zoroastrians remained in the majority, their lives were tolerable; but
once the Moslems became the more numerous, a petty but pervasive harassment
was apt to develop. This was partly verbal, with taunts about fire-worship,
and comments on how few Zoroastrians there were in the world, and how many
Moslems, who must therefore posses the truth; and also on how many material
advantages lay with Islam. The harassment was often also physical; boys
fought, and gangs of youth waylaid and bullied individual Zoroastrians. They
also diverted themselves by climbing into the local tower of silence and
desecrating it, and they might even break into the fire-temple and seek to
pollute or extinguish the sacred flame. Those with criminal leanings found
too that a religious minority provided tempting opportunities for theft,
pilfering from the open fields, and sometimes rape and arson. Those
Zoroastrians who resisted all these pressures often preferred therefore in
the end to sell out and move to some other place where their co-religionists
were still relatively numerous, and they could live at peace; and so another
village was lot to the old faith. Several of the leading families in
Sharifabad and forebears who were driven away by intense Moslem pressure
from Abshahi, once a very devout and orthodox village on the southern
outskirts of Yazd; and a shorter migration had been made by the family of
the centenarian 'Hajji' Khodabakhsh, who had himself been born in the 1850s
and was still alert and vigorous in 1964. His family, who were very pious,
had left their home in Ahmedabad (just to the north of Turkabad) when he was
a small boy, and had come to settle in Sharifabad to escape persecution and
the threats to their orthodox way of life. Other Zoroastrians held out there
for a few decades longer, but by the end of the century Ahmedabad was wholly
Moslem, as Abshahi become in 1961. [Boyce's footnote: The last Zoroastrian
family left Abshahi in 1961, after the rape and subsequent suicide of one of
their daughters.] It was noticeable that the villages which were left to the
Zoroastrians were in the main those with poor supplies of water, where
farming conditions were hard."


 



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