The Islamization epidemic in the WestDecember 10, 2018
Rami Dabbas
It has happened from time to time that a group of Muslims burns a wooden crucifix outside the US Embassy as a response to rumors that a group of Western people offended the feelings of Muslims by some statement. During these demonstrations, Western flags get burned. It is surprising that these events get no coverage in the mainstream media. These events happen usually in a Muslim majority country, such as Egypt or Pakistan, when any rumor of insulting Islam provokes reactions against the Christian people there. But now, in recent decades, Europe is going through various social changes, through continuous penetration of Muslim immigrants and their involvement in politics, economy, law, education and the media. Muslims have tried and are still trying to change the orientation of Europe to Islam, to make Europe accept that Islam is one of its influential religions, and as one of the major religions in the continent with political and ideological influence. They are also working through their penetration into European civil and social institutions.
Let’s talk about the Islamic plan to invade Europe.
In 1980, the Islamic Council of Europe published a book on Muslim societies in non-Muslim countries, which illustrated the Islamic plan for Europe. When Muslims live as a minority, they face many problems, especially regarding implementing the sharia law, since Islam teaches that Islam must dominate over any society. Therefore, Muslim scholars advise Muslims to form societies with religious centers, and avoid assimilating into European societies. The book says that this must be a duty for every Muslim believer, all for the primary purpose of the transformation of Muslims from minority to a majority status in these societies, so that then Islamic law can be implemented. The only disagreement is over how to implement this scheme: by slow transformation or fast transformation, or even by the use of violence.
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