The Muslim Trend
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Maybe there'll be a civil war, and then the Muslims take over afterwards.
It'll be like Dune, except that instead of Paul Muad'Dib, you'll be ruled by Cat Stevens, aided by the reconstituted ghola of Omar Sharif.
I think this scenario is every bit as likely as the one suggested by that bloke in the bright blue suit.
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Yep. Some things will just never happen. Like a Muslim becoming Mayor of London...
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@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
Yep. Some things will just never happen. Like a Muslim becoming Mayor of London...
Terrifying.
Of course, I believe they've even had women in charge of things over there.
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@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
We're starting to see some political stirrings in Europe.
Care to share what you see and where you see it?
@Renauda said in The Muslim Trend:
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
We're starting to see some political stirrings in Europe.
Care to share what you see and where you see it?
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden. I don't see as much unrest in the UK, but I do see political change.
Muslims bring a different worldview to politics vs. Judeo-Christians or people who are nob-religious. Some of the conservative Muslim social views are going to be an interesting political assimilation.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Renauda said in The Muslim Trend:
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
We're starting to see some political stirrings in Europe.
Care to share what you see and where you see it?
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden. I don't see as much unrest in the UK, but I do see political change.
Muslims bring a different worldview to politics vs. Judeo-Christians or people who are nob-religious. Some of the conservative Muslim social views are going to be an interesting political assimilation.
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden
The other question: Who has better hair, Geert or David Brock?
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@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden
The other question: Who has better hair, Geert or David Brock?
@George-K said in The Muslim Trend:
The other question: Who has better hair, Geert or David Brock?
This really is the era of the politician with the fucking stupid haircut. And it seems to be getting worse.
That Argy nutjob bloke is really bloody shocking, as well
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@George-K said in The Muslim Trend:
The other question: Who has better hair, Geert or David Brock?
This really is the era of the politician with the fucking stupid haircut. And it seems to be getting worse.
That Argy nutjob bloke is really bloody shocking, as well
@Doctor-Phibes thank you for having the self-restraint in not posting a picture of
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@Doctor-Phibes thank you for having the self-restraint in not posting a picture of
BoJoTrump.@George-K said in The Muslim Trend:
@Doctor-Phibes thank you for having the self-restraint in not posting a picture of
BoJoTrump..Michael Fabricant, Conservative MP for Lichfield.....
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@Renauda said in The Muslim Trend:
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
We're starting to see some political stirrings in Europe.
Care to share what you see and where you see it?
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden. I don't see as much unrest in the UK, but I do see political change.
Muslims bring a different worldview to politics vs. Judeo-Christians or people who are nob-religious. Some of the conservative Muslim social views are going to be an interesting political assimilation.
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
@Renauda said in The Muslim Trend:
@Jolly said in The Muslim Trend:
We're starting to see some political stirrings in Europe.
Care to share what you see and where you see it?
I see unrest and political change in Germany, France and some problems in Sweden. I don't see as much unrest in the UK, but I do see political change.
I agree, there is a distinct tendency towards political reaction establishing itself in European politics. Not exclusively against Muslims but against non European immigration in general. I see it as one of several aspects of a broad reaction against progressive liberalism as it has developed over the last forty or so years. That could be a good thing in so far as it serves to put a damper on the “Jacobins” and other radicals of modern progressivism. On the other hand, reactionary politics can lead to reopening old wounds from earlier times and governance more akin to what is taking place in Hungary under Orban or even Putin’s Russia where national democratic institutions - weak to start with- are systematically dismantled.
Muslims bring a different worldview to politics vs. Judeo-Christians or people who are nob-religious. Some of the conservative Muslim social views are going to be an interesting political assimilation.
Arab Muslims coming to Europe from the Middle East and North Africa, have little or no concept of the separation of church and state in European political thought and practice. It will take time but I believe that the secular foundations in Western democracies will prevail.
