When Oslo Mayor Anne Lindboe was in New York, she swooned when she met Mayor Zohran Mamdani. All the warning lights are switched off when confronted with Islamist politicians who know the Western system.
We are going to see the same thing in Norwegian politics. But for the time being, the talent is lacking.
Mamdani is good at changing the subject, denying something everyone knows to be true and wriggling out of things.
Abdul El-Sayed is even more skilful and brazen, but has a tougher task. He won the Democratic primary for the Senate in Michigan.
Everyone should watch the interview with Jesse Watters. Abdul gives nothing away. There is no exchange of the kind we are accustomed to. Instead, he tries to put Watters on the defensive. They touch on sensitive subjects such as sharia. Abdul knows very well how Americans perceive sharia. But he tries to portray it as though Christians live according to something he calls “canon law”, and therefore Muslims must be able to live according to sharia.
He tries to portray it as though everyone must be allowed to do as they please. – You are not going to push your canon law on me and my community.
It is a brazen way of turning things on their head. It is sharia that settles like a clammy hand over society. Where sharia advances, individual freedom disappears.
Muslim politicians have now risen rapidly to prominence in the United States. Americans are waking up to the threat.
There are only 5–6 million Muslims in the United States, yet there is already trouble. They are encountering resistance.
In Europe, there are 50 million. You never hear that figure mentioned in the mainstream media. They know people’s heads would explode.
But everyone can see with their own eyes how many there are.
Yet there is complete silence. No resistance. Politicians, academics and the media do everything they can to conceal the truth.
This week we received the report showing that more immigrant boys are dropping out of school.
But why talk about that when we can talk about hate speech on social media and closing comment sections?
Then the problems will surely disappear.
The press bears a great responsibility.
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