It is coming at us from all directions: our culture, rule of law and way of life are being undermined by a ruling class that imports enemies who want us dead. The enemies now live among us. They are determined and convinced that they will overcome us. Why should they not be? For several decades, after all, they have seen our rulers bow to their demands, almost before they had even made them.
How could Allah’s men come to any conclusion other than that the West – including Denmark – is prepared to submit to sharia, Islamic law? And if anyone has protested and warned of the consequences of Muslim colonisation, they have been pilloried in the media that we are all forced to pay for. Can anyone blame Muhammad’s spokesmen for feeling certain of victory? We will deprive you of all your rights and subject you to Allah’s law, and you yourselves will pay for the privilege.
The left is ecstatic about this development, and the same applies to most of the so-called bourgeoisie and its political parties. Their supporters believe that the people of the Koran are their friends and will secure their hold on power; for decades, therefore, they have done their utmost – through their dominance of the state apparatus, the courts and the media – to administer Islam’s demographic proliferation.
And what will become of Islam’s left-wing and bourgeois helpers?
We get a sense of this by listening to former senior politicians such as Bertel Haarder and Poul Schlüter, who, at the eleventh hour, hasten to announce that this was not how they had imagined the consequences of their policies. Many had indeed warned them, but they and the entire Folketing were so preoccupied with the blessings of multiculturalism and so inflamed by hatred of Under-Denmark that they did not listen. Now that their legacy is at stake, they are getting cold feet and suddenly want to evade responsibility for having destroyed the country.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, too, who boasted of having imported one million people from foreign countries in order to ‘rub the right’s nose in diversity’, is now hinting that woke politics may perhaps have gone too far. Swedish politicians, who persecuted anyone who protested against Islamisation, have become strangely tongue-tied and hope that no one will remember what they have done.
It may feel harsh to have been ostracised and persecuted for telling the truth, but it is far preferable to the fate awaiting the liars and traitors on their deathbeds, where they will have to contemplate how posterity will remember them.
