UK: ‘Diversity is a disaster’
The architect of Brexit, Nigel Farage, succinctly describes the outcome of the leftist program of “diversity”: “disaster.” Although leftists relentlessly claim that “diversity” is our strength, in reality, efforts to impose “diversity” work to cancel and stigmatize anyone who opposes “diversity” policies.
If you criticize reckless open-door immigration, leftists call you “racist” and “anti-immigrant.” If you criticize Sharia abuses and warn about jihad threats, they label you “Islamophobic.”
Now, in the face of a new finding that a mere 25% of Muslims in Britain “believe that Hamas committed murder and rape in the October 7 attack,” Farage concluded:
Overwhelming and explicit video footage of the October 7th atrocities are not difficult to find. Britain has a serious problem. Farage’s comment is not exaggerated, and the results of open-door migration continue to prove him right.
Nigel Farage outlines ‘most conclusive proof yet’ of
UK immigration ‘disaster’ in new poll
by Katie Harris, Express, April 8, 2024:
Nigel Farage issued a warning after a shock poll found just one in four British Muslims believe that Hamas committed murder and rape in the October 7 attack on Israel.
The survey on the six-month anniversary of the massacre found that 46% of British Muslims said they sympathise with the terror group.
Meanwhile, 52% want it to be illegal to show an image of the Prophet Mohammed in the UK and 32% want Sharia law implemented….
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‘There is the case of Birmingham. Within the mosque, they recruit people for ISIS.’
Nothing will be be done, of course. Remember, this is taking place in shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain. If any actual were taken against any mosque in Birmingham, the charges of “Islamophobia” would ensue swiftly, followed by resignations in disgrace and official apologies.
Terrorist groups recruit radicalized Muslims online as
security operatives work to stop terror
by Giorgia Valente, The Media Line, April 7, 2024:
Both the Islamic State group (ISIS) and al-Qaeda have been recruiting lone wolves online to plan terrorist attacks. While counterterrorist organizations worldwide are trying to respond to this phenomenon, they are finding it difficult to prevent all the threats.
“ISIS has used social media to recruit and do its activities,” V.S Subrahmanian, a professor of computer science at Northwestern University, told The Media Line.
Explaining the difficulties in monitoring them, he said: “As experts, we cannot blindly enter online chats of terrorists; this could compromise us for two reasons: The terrorists may recognize us as potential threats to them if we lack proper training for undercover work or if they consider us unsuitable as new members. On top of that, intelligence organizations may target us as suspicious if we’re in certain groups.”
According to Michael Barak, a researcher at the Institute for Counter-Terrorism of the Launder School of Government Diplomacy and Strategy at Reichman University, “RocketChat is a very famous tool used by both organizations. They have inner chat rooms where they can find new contacts. In addition, there is Discord, another tool used to explain to new militants the instructions to join the ranks.”
With al-Qaeda in particular, Barak said, “We see the example of Inspire magazine, written in 13 different languages. Languages are important to locally target the Muslim audience but, overall, the message is basically the same on how to plan terrorist attacks worldwide by building explosives, targeting specific people, and so on.”
He explained further: “This magazine [Inspire] is very useful to target lone wolves in the West, because they are already within the Western countries, but the call to jihad also applies to people living in the MENA [Middle East and North Africa] region, as much as the militants pursue the goals of the terrorists’ agenda.”
Both organizations attract new assets offline as well. They use various methods, ranging from radical speeches in mosques and prisons to applying pressure through friends or relatives already in the circle who are used as mediators in the recruitment process.
“There is the case of Birmingham, where there is a huge Salafi community. Within the mosque, they recruit people for ISIS,” said Barak. “The targets are mostly young Muslims who radicalized themselves once they came in contact with European society, which they perceive as different from their own.”…
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