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Daniel Greenfield aka Sultan Knish er tør, så det støver. “Islam is the biggest snake in the garden of multiculturalism.” Et stenroligt temperament er en fordel i en tid, hvor mange drukne mennesker skal ædrueliggøres. Ezra Levant stiller nogle andre spørgsmål, der trænger sig på. HARD QUESTIONS AFTER BOSTON

Daniel Greenfield: A Tribal War in Boston

Terrorism, like urban crime, is one of those things that you’re not supposed to think about too much. It’s fine to talk about your emotions after a bombing or a mugging. You can even share stories and eventually learn to laugh about it. What you cannot do is talk about where it comes from except in the vaguest terms of social conditions. Like pollution from industry or corruption from government, it’s one of those toxic spin offs of our modern society. It’s just there and we don’t much talk about it.

Islamic terrorism is considered a social problem in Europe. Ask an expert and they’ll talk your ear off about unemployment, racism, overcrowded housing and the same long list of reasons used to explain urban crime. The United States is slowly coming around to that same point of view.

The Europeans would talk about integration. But what was there for Tamerlan to integrate to? A coterie of white academics looking to get jobs on climate change commissions? A rainbow coalition of minorities taking pride in victimization while demanding their piece of the pie? And who was he? American? What does being American mean? Chechen? Who are they? Eurocrats worry endlessly about how many Tamerlans in London, Paris and Oslo roll those dice only to see them come up Pakistani, Algerian and Somali. But they can’t talk about what’s wrong with that.

The American mosque is an outpost of tribal Islamism. It’s an artificial community that primes members of tribal cultures to identify with and defend a religious Teip. That is the system that the Saudis have invested a good deal of money into building because it provides them with an endless flow of cannon fodder.

We are not a melting pot or a beautiful tapestry of diversity. What we are is often something more prosaic. Clans. The clans may be broadly defined, but they are still there and if you doubt it, then go try an urban neighborhood that you are not meant to walk. The clan structure is weak and the leaders are often absent. Some clans are full of single mothers and itinerant male warriors. Others are traditionally patriarchal. Some clans form alliances based on language, geography or religion. That is multiculturalism. It is a clumsy alliance of Teips pretending to represent all the Teips. Jewis Press

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Marit
Marit
10 years ago

Og i Oslo går islamisten Ubaydullah Hussein, leder av ” Profetens Ummah”, ut i MSM og hyller drapene i Boston. Ingen sier ham imot. “Den som tier, samtykker.”

Allan Hansen
Allan Hansen
10 years ago

He Seemed Like Such a Nice Guy The news is filled with comments made by people who knew the Boston Marathon bombers that they were “nice”, regular people. They cannot believe that the Tsarnaev brothers could be violent. This is not the first time we have heard such observations, but there is an added dimension. What happened was not just violence, but jihad. By jihad I mean “kill the Kafir” (non-Muslim), not the spiritual struggle that the apologists for Islam like to bring up. To be fair, there is a mention of jihad as spiritual struggle, but it is insignificant.… Read more »

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