No, the object of Islam is to spread the ( so called ) religion to every corner of the globe. Any means to justify the end. Be it benign or violent. A barbaric cult thinly veiled as a religion.
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The installation of Allah’s law, believed by Muslims to be a divine injunction, is the necessary precondition to the creation of Islamic societies. While it can, and often is, waged forcibly, Islamists don’t resort to violence (or, at least, to more violence) where surrenders, appeasements and capitulations are available.
In 1991, Mohamed Akram, a US-based chieftain of the Brotherhood, penned a memo for the eyes of the central leadership in Egypt. Later seized by the FBI, this self-described “Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for the Group in North America” outlined the game-plan for what the organization regards as its “civilizational” war against the West:
“The Ikhwan must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God’s religion is made victorious over all other religions.”
Nor was there anything new about this “grand jihad.” During a post-9/11 raid, Swiss authorities found a similar smoking gun — a methodical plan for the long-term “cultural invasion” of the West — written by Brotherhood theorists in 1982.
As a matter of fact, this sabotage strategy has been in place for nearly half a century. Its bottom-up elements stress Islamist domination of Muslim education, mosques and community centers. From these bases of operation in every city, the Brotherhood’s method is not terrorize but to slipstream behind Islamist terrorists, assuming the posture of “moderates.”
The goal is to seep sharia — Islam’s totalitarian legal code that governs not just the spiritual realm but all aspects of life — into our politics, law, financial system, educational institutions, labor negotiations, familial relations, and all facets of our domestic and foreign policy, from health care to engagement with Iran.
A grand jihad is hell-bent on sabotaging America. We ignore it at our peril.
Andrew C. McCarthy is a senior fellow at the National Review
Are you saying that you lost your religion?
Was the chair pose your idea?
R.E.M. - Losing My Religion (Official Music Video) - YouTube
Lyrics
Oh, life is bigger
It’s bigger
Than you and you are not me
The lengths that I will go to
The distance in your eyes
Oh no, I’ve said too much
I set it up
That’s me in the corner
That’s me in the spotlight
Losing my religion
Trying to keep up with you
And I don’t know if I can do it
Oh no, I’ve said too much
I haven’t said enough
I thought that I heard you laughing
I thought that I heard you sing
I think I thought I saw you try
Every whisper
Of every waking hour
I’m choosing my confessions
Trying to keep an eye on you
Like a hurt lost and blinded fool, fool
Oh no, I’ve said too much
I set it up
Consider this
Consider this
The hint of the century
Consider this
The slip that brought me
To my knees failed
What if all these fantasies
Come flailing around
Now I’ve said too much
I thought that I heard you laughing
I thought that I heard you sing
I think I thought I saw you try
But that was just a dream
That was just a dream
That’s me in the corner
That’s me in the spotlight
Losing my religion
Trying to keep up with you
And I don’t know if I can do it
Oh no, I’ve said too much
I haven’t said enough
I thought that I heard you laughing
I thought that I heard you sing
I think I thought I saw you try
But that was just a dream
Try, cry
Why try?
That was just a dream, just a dream, just a dream
Dream
Well that’s no different than Christianity, what’s your point?
15 And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation…
His last alleged words.
Christian missionary’s can be found in all corners of the world proselytizing and seeking converts to their brand of religion…
Yes, like most Americans I was born and raised in it. Good song btw.
It still influences your politics, I see.
Compare Christianity to Islam now that the facts are available here.
What is Islam?
Islam is a cultural, religious and political system. Only the political system is of interest to kafirs (non-Muslims) since it determines how we are defined and treated. The Islamic political system is contained in the Koran , the Hadith (the traditions of Mohammed) and his biography, the Sira .
CSPI
Center for the Study of Political Islam (CSPI) is an educational organization dedicated to enlightening the general public about the doctrine of political Islam based on the works of Dr. Bill Warner.
Our Mission
Political Islam has subjugated other civilizations for 1400 years. Our mission is to educate the world about political Islam, its founder Mohammed, his political doctrine and his god, Allah.
The Five Principles
Islam’s Trilogy of three sacred texts is the Koran and two books about the life of Mohammed. When the Trilogy is sorted, categorized, arranged, rewritten and analyzed, it becomes apparent that five principles are the foundation of Islam.
All of Islam is based upon the Trilogy— Koran , Sira (Mohammed’s biography) and Hadith (his Traditions).
Most of the Islamic doctrine is political, not religious. Islam is a political ideology.
Islam divides the world into Muslims and unbelievers, kafirs.
Political Islam always has two different ways to treat kafirs—dualistic ethics. Kafirs can be abused in the worst ways or they can be treated like a good neighbor.
Kafirs must submit to Islam in all politics and public life. Every aspect of kafir civilization must submit to political Islam.
These Five Principles can be put in five words—Trilogy, politics, kafirs, dualism and submission. These five words bring clarity and ease of learning about political Islam.
Up until now Islam has been hard to understand because it seemed complex and contradictory and did not make sense. But, once you see how the Five Principles work, everything falls into place. Complexity becomes simplicity. Chaos becomes order.
All CSPI books are based on these Five Principles.
1. Trilogy
The Trilogy contains three books—
The Koran is what Mohammed said that the angel Gabriel said that Allah said. But the Koran does not contain enough guidance for one to be a Muslim. The Koran repeatedly says that all of the world should imitate Mohammed in every way. Mohammed’s words and deeds are called the Sunna. The Sunna is found in two different texts—the Sira and Hadith .
The first source of the Sunna is the Sira which is Mohammed’s biography. The most authoritative version is by Ibn Ishaq.
The other source of the Sunna is the Hadith , the Traditions of Mohammed. There are several versions of Hadith , but the most commonly used is by Bukhari.
So the Trilogy is the Koran , Sira and Hadith.
2. Political Islam
Political Islam is the doctrine that relates to the unbeliever, the kafir. Islam’s relationship to the kafir cannot be religious since a Muslim is strictly forbidden to have any religious interaction with them The religion of Islam is what is required for a Muslim to avoid Hell and enter Paradise.
The Trilogy not only advocates a religious superiority over the kafir—the kafirs go to Hell whereas Muslims go to Paradise—but also its doctrine demands that Muslims dominate the kafir in all politics and culture. This domination is political, not religious.
As mentioned earlier, the Koran has 61% of its text devoted to the kafir. The Sira (Mohammed’s biography) has about 75% of its text devoted to the kafir and jihad.
Islam’s success comes primarily from its politics. In thirteen years as a spiritual leader, Mohammed converted 150 people to his religion. When he became a political leader and warrior, Islam exploded in growth, and Mohammed became king of Arabia in ten years.
Islam has a complete doctrine of how to treat the kafir that is found in the Trilogy.
3. Kafirs
Non-believers are so important that they have several names. Christians and ■■■■ are called People of the Book or infidels. Other religious names for non-Muslims are atheist, polytheist, and pagan. But the Koran uses one word that includes all of the religious names. That name is kafir, an Arabic word.
Kafir is usually translated as unbeliever, but that translation is wrong. Unbeliever is a neutral word. The Koran is very clear about the kafir. Indeed, the Koran defines the kafir by how it speaks of them. Kafirs are the lowest and worst form of life. Kafirs can be robbed, murdered, tortured, enslaved, crucified and more. Later in this chapter, more of the Koran’s doctrine of the kafir is given in some detail. But the key point is that a kafir is not only a non-Muslim, but also a person who falls under a different moral code from the Muslim.
The Koran is devoted to the division between those who believe Mohammed, Muslims, and those who do not, kafirs. This grand division of the Koran means that there are two points of view of the Koran —the view of the Muslim and the view of the kafir.
4. Dualism
The third principle is duality, and is unique to Islam. As an example, here is a verse from the Koran:
109:2 I do not worship what you worship, and you do not worship what I worship. I will never worship what you worship, and you will never worship what I worship. You to your religion, me to my religion.
This sounds very tolerant, but this verse was written later:
9:5 When the sacred months are passed, kill the kafirs wherever you find them. Take them as captives, besiege them, and lie in wait for them with every kind of ambush. If they submit to Islam, observe prayer, and pay the poor tax, then let them go their way. Allah is gracious and merciful.
Now we have absolute intolerance. This contradiction is normal for the Koran and is even addressed in the Koran . The solution to contradiction is called abrogation where the later verse is better than the earlier verse.
The logic here is very important. Since Allah is perfect and the Koran is the exact words of Allah, then both contradictory verses are true, but the later verse is better or stronger. This leads to dualistic logic where two contradictory facts can both be true.
5. Submission
Islam means submission and Muslim means one who has submitted. It is clearly stated in the Trilogy that all kafirs and their civilizations must be annihilated. Mohammed’s success depended on violence to persuade kafirs that he was the prophet of Allah.
Submission is political, as well as religious. Islam demands that kafirs submit in every aspect of public life. Every part of kafir culture is an offense to Allah.
THE CSPI TEACHING METHOD
Everything you say about political Islam has to have a reference to the Islamic foundational texts found in the Trilogy: Koran, Sira, Hadith.
The CSPI Teaching Method is the easiest and quickest way to learn about Islam.
Authoritative
There are only two ultimate authorities about Islam—Allah and Mohammed. Allah is found in the Koran. Mohammed is found in the Sira (Mohammed’s biography) and in the Hadith (his words and actions). CSPI approaches these three Islamic texts from the point of view of the Kafir (non-Muslim). A referencing system allows the reader to verify the book content from the Islamic foundational source texts.
Systemic Knowledge
The easiest way to study Islam is to see the whole picture. For instance, the Koran alone cannot be understood due to a lack of context, but when the life of Mohammed is added, it makes sense.
Levels of Learning
The ideas of Islam are very foreign to our civilization. It takes repetition to grasp the new ideas. The CSPI method uses four levels of training to teach the doctrine in depth. The first level is designed for a beginner and lays out the entire scope of Islam. Each level and book repeats the basics to insure in depth learning. Therefore each book can be read on its own or as part of the full series.
Political Islam, Not Religious Islam
Islam has a political doctrine and a religious doctrine. Its political doctrine concerns everyone, while religious Islam only concerns Muslims. CSPI books deal only with political Islam and Mohammed, not Muslims.
Scientific Approach
The CSPI method employs a rational or scientific approach with fact-based reasoning to deconstruct the Islamic doctrine. CSPI uses simple statistics, graphs & categorization to analyze the doctrine. We do not question the truth of the doctrine, we merely examine objectively what is there. We hold this truth to be self evident: Koran + Sira + Hadith (Trilogy) = Islamic Doctrine. To uphold the truth of the doctrine, CSPI stresses the importance of precise naming when discussing political Islam.
Perhaps…
Yeah, I really don’t care what Bill Warner has to say about Islam.
THE POINT IS, I can find no passages attributed to Christ, that state: SPREAD MY WORD BY THE USE OF VIOLENCE. Not so with Moe the pedophile. And if so called Christians use devious methods to spread Christianity, they are not following Jesus Christ; therefore, they are not true Christians. Just hypocrites.
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You are familiar with him?
What do you know about him and how is what he says different from your knowledge?
Could it be you are disingenuous or lacking in knowledge about Islam?
If you cant admit the obvious, that makes you like most other Muslims I have read who post online and it shows us why we cant trust most Muslims.
You give yourselves away and leave us plenty of reasons to want Muslims to settle elsewhere and not here.
Most Americans, before 2000, were generally genuine.
Most Muslims since then seem only trustworthy enough to defend Islam and leave us with a bad feeling we are being lied to without being able to nail them on their deceit.
Allow me to cut to the chase with a synopsis: Islam is a barbaric cult thinly veiled as a religion. I want no part of any religion that leads to human misery. The subservience of women in Islam, alone, revolts me.
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I wont dispute your view even though mine is slightly different.
“I saved my life.”
Reminds me of the line from the 007 Casino Royale theme by Chris Cornell.
“Arm yourself because no-one else here will save you
The odds will betray you…”
The odds WERE against her and only because she had armed herself did she save herself.
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The vast majority of Muslims follow the peaceful religion, whereas jihadists are the scant minority. I could point out all manner of violent ways god told his people to enforce his laws on their neighbors including to just kill men, women, children and the beasts of those practicing idolatry. But you’d likely say that most Christians ignore the original writings of the law in favor of the more peaceful approach of newer scripture.
I’m not a Muslim and I’m unaware of what “obvious” you refer.
IMO, he’s a person with an agenda, not an individual with an honest appraisal of the typical Muslim, and the manner in which they live their lives and practice their particular faith.
Internet Rule: If you post like a Muslim, you can be regarded as being a Muslim.
One of the things I have read about Muslims in their interactions among themselves, is that they regard the act of deceiving kafir as non Muslims regard playing checkers.
A game or sport.
The game you are playing here reminds me of that.
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He states that his information doesnt deal with individuals or typical Muslims as much as doctrine.
And havent you said you dont read or watch his output? So, you dont know what you are talking about, do you?
Or do you know you are intentionally maligning him, his site and his work?