A Word from the Horse’s Mouth: Islam Will Blow Up Our Society

Dateline, Berlin, Germany – 2017: If out of all this doom and gloom that emerges out of the very sober assessment of the situation in Europe going forward – as it is in the mind of an intelligent Algerian dissident – himself a lapsed renegade Muslim who cherishes the values that made the West – then it is this: today still the majority of Germans believe that Islam does not belong to Germany – according to a recent poll, 61 percent represent this position. Only 22 percent disagree. But this is poor solace when we take into account the spiritually or intellectually lukewarm attitude towards defending these values by the White European inheritors of the Western Civilization. They do not wish to defend their inheritance.  They are too busy pleasing themselves or making money. The Algerian dissident intellectual with enormous courage, whose life is on the line every day, Boualem Sansal, understands Islam and the danger surging therefrom because he grew up in and with it. That is why his book “2084” is such an important collection of insights wrapped in a story about the end of our world.

In the past, others thought about the end of the West, men like Dr. Oswald Spengler (in a brilliant work “Decline of the West”) or George Orwell who wrote his work “1984”, where he termed his vision of an impersonal superstate (a kind of Communist caliphate) in charge of the control of the people – “Oceania” – a state vision of dictatorship that operated along the lines of the Nazi-Soviet model of party-based corporate machine. For those who understand Islam, there will be no such superstate in store for an Islamic Europe led by Muslim fanatics. Instead, it would be a glorified 3rd world banana republic in which machinery and industry are operating on a subsistence level not too dissimilar from Iran after the revolution where cars manufactured every year are the same. Islam as a body of ideas possesses no dynamism and no urge to advance forward and soar in any sphere of intellectual pursuit. Islam is about walking in circles. Once Europe goes Islamic, it would take a Space Alien invasion to remove Islam from the dried corpse of a bygone Europe.

Author Boualem Sansal is right about one thing especially: the faith dictatorship without love or imagination that Islam would impose in Europe would seek to eradicate the past and brainwash everyone into thinking in present terms only. There would be no love but only coldness in such a society. And he has all these post-colonial Muslim countries around Europe today as evidence of what portends for European countries overtaken by Islam in the atmosphere of the existing lukewarmth of Europeans. Europeans today do not defend their values, the Germans especially don’t. For that reason, the warning from the New Testament’s Book of Apocalypse is evermore true:

“I know your deeds; you are neither cold nor hot. How I wish you were one or the other! But since you are like lukewarm water, neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth!” (Revelation 3:15-16)

“Islam will blow up our society”

Is Europe threatened by Islamization? In his novel “2084. The End of the World” the Algerian writer, intellectual and critic of Islam, Boualem Sansal, tells about a Muslim religious dictatorship. He has a special warning for Germany.

One early morning, nine o’clock. It is raining heavily in Paris. Boualem Sansal, 66, still took the metro. We meet in my quiet office in a backyard in the Marais. “It’s great here,” he says, then he sits down at the round table to describe a world in which there is no beauty, only fanaticism. He cut off his ponytail, which made him look like an Indian. Yesterday he was in Warsaw, tomorrow he will move on again. He has never been on the road for a book for so long, he says. He can barely make it home in Algeria. “2084 The End of the World” is the title of his most recent novel. Following the example of Orwell’s “1984”, Boualem describes a faith dictatorship. It is the radical Islam that has taken power and wiped out all memories of the time before it.

World on Sunday: Monsieur Sansal, your book is very grim. Orwell has at least one love story.

Boualem Sansal: I also wanted something encouraging. But in this world of Islamism, love would have been unbelievable. Orwell may have been an atheist communist, his imagination was Christian. In Christianity, love structures life.

Welt am Sonntag: It not only structures life, but also religion itself.

Sansal: The idea of ​​salvation through love is omnipresent in the Christian universe. In Islam, there is only the chief love, the love of God. In this love, the women hide. The woman herself does not matter. Love [as we know it] is exactly what Islam fights.

Welt am Sonntag: Although your book is not enjoyable reading, it sold more than 300,000 copies in France alone. How do you explain this success?

Sansal: The people wake up. They realize that Islamization is not a local phenomenon but affects the whole of Europe. We are all scared – even if not everybody wants to admit it.

Welt am Sonntag: What kind of experience was it to write such a gloomy book?

Sansal: Neither painful nor pleasurable. I’m a scientist and I look at things like a behavioral scientist. Now and then something can move me, but then I bring myself to reason. You have to look things in the face without fooling yourself.

Welt am Sonntag: How does a Muslim read this book?

Sansal: A Muslim like me, who is not a believer but grew up in a Muslim country, probably reads it like you and me. You’re wrong about the West if you think the Muslims are all Islamists. They are more afraid of Islamism than the people of the West.

Welt am Sonntag: Since the attacks in Paris and Brussels, the West is also afraid.

Sansal: Sure. That was just the beginning.

Welt am Sonntag: A kind of wake-up call?

Sansal: Yes. After the assassination of “Charlie Hebdo” it was different. The majority could understand it. After all, they had committed blasphemy. They said it was not right to kill, but look what they did …

Welt am Sonntag: They provoked it like the girl in short skirt provokes her rape?

Sansal: Yes, and because of this logic, January’s attacks did not rouse people. The Bataclan, on the other hand, was an Islamist attack because it attacked the other for what he was, for his culture, for his lifestyle. It was a place for young people like the bars, the stadium, the places that make up the West. But the Islamists just want to provoke this process of raising awareness. They know that they can not defeat the West militarily. You can not even defeat the weak Arab states. So they have to make the West destroy itself. They want to split society, and they know that if they succeed, they will collapse on their own.

Welt am Sonntag: There are right-wing populist intellectuals in France who support the theory of “grand replacement,” the suppression of Western Christian civilization by Islam. Basically you say the same thing. What is the difference?

Sansal: I think the term is unhappy. It is not about replacing the population, but about a kind of fusion: France is about to Islamize itself.

Welt am Sonntag: But actually you agree with them. Is our culture going down?

Sansal: As a democrat I see our civilization go down with great regret, because it has brought humanity forward – even if their excesses have already hurt us.

Welt am Sonntag: Why are you staying in Algeria, why did you stay in the 1990s, when your life was threatened because of your criticism of the local conditions?

Sansal: I’m resisting.

Welt am Sonntag: Do you get your book in Algeria?

Sansal: In the meantime, but that took several months. At first people thought it was forbidden. It has passed under the table. From January it was suddenly everywhere. Wherever the wrong word is: in the few bookstores that still exist. After independence [from France], there were 150 cinemas and 250 bookstores in Algeria. There is not a single cinema left today and maybe four, five bookstores in Algiers. But the number of mosques has increased a thousandfold.

Welt am Sonntag: We have taken in a million predominantly Muslim refugees in 2016. What is your prognosis for Germany?

Sansal: Germany was completely naive. And in the long term, Germany is the country that is most threatened.

Welt am Sonntag: How naive?

Sansal: Because Germany has long imagined not to be affected by the problems of the world. “Islam, that is in France, in the UK, but not with us!” And then, because of the war experience, Germany is an extremely tolerant society. This is exploited. When the Algerian Islamists were driven out, they found refuge in Germany, where they were recognized as political refugees.

Welt am Sonntag: What evidence would you give that this war of cultures is already underway, even in Germany, that the Islamization of society is progressing?

Sansal: The clearest proof is the “Bataclan”. They have attacked not a barracks, but a concert hall, because they do not want a classic takeover, but lead a clash of civilizations. Secondly, just take a look at the Arab world, where this fight is unanimous and uninterrupted. As far as Germany is concerned, I am not so sure what will happen. Turkish Islam is not comparable to the Maghrebi. The Turks, who came to Germany in the seventies, immediately worked in industry. In France, the immigrants were left to their own devices. Algerians and Togolese were simply mixed, and they initially lived in inhumane conditions.

Welt am Sonntag: In Turkey, we are experiencing the Islamization of society with Erdogan. How do you see the development?

Sansal: The return of the religious, especially among the young, contaminates the whole society – and that will soon be felt in Germany as well.

Welt am Sonntag: We have experienced this interference and, if you like, contamination with the Böhmermann Affair [where a German journalist insulted the Turkish president publicly only to be arrested by his own German government on orders from the Turkish government].

Sansal: Erdogan behaves like a caliph, the Turks behave like subjects, and he has already built a palace. The Ottoman Empire was undoubtedly the most violent caliphate in the Islamic world. Currently, we are experiencing a return to this violence. Erdogan wants to rebuild the caliphate, but he knows that the Arabs would never accept it. Maybe he imagines extending his empire to Europe. For this reason, Germany is the most threatened.

Welt am Sonntag: You mean because of the Turks or because of the refugees?

Sansal: Neither. Because all Europeans resent Germany. Germany is rich, influential, extremely well organized. People dream of nothing but the crash of Germany. One nightmare complements the other. And Erdogan’s nightmares actually many Europeans share.

Welt am Sonntag: If you think that over, that would mean that we live under Erdogan’s caliphate in Germany. That sounds completely absurd. Is Europe at its end?

Sansal: Yes. It has no future anymore.

Welt am Sonntag: Can you still say what you think in Europe?

Sansal: No. It’s over. On the one hand, you invite me because you feel the need to hear other opinions that are not politically correct. At the same time, you are afraid that I will cause trouble.

Welt am Sonntag: What can’t you say?

Sansal: Nobody tells you that, it’s much more subtle. But everything that criticizes Islam causes problems. As if one can criticize everything today, even God, but not Islam.

Welt am Sonntag: Are you Islamophobic, Monsieur Sansal?

Sansal: Not in the sense of how the word is used. I do not like Islam, I do not believe in it, and I find that it is not just a danger, but an enormous danger. Islam will demolish our society.

Welt am Sonntag: Your colleague Kamel Daoud has caused a great deal of commotion because he described the young Muslims who attacked women on New Year’s Eve in Cologne as sexually repressed. Do you agree with him?

Sansal: Daoud lives in Algeria and experiences such situations daily. It is a society of frustration, not just sexual. A young Muslim who is suddenly confronted with a free society misinterprets a woman who shows her body.

Welt am Sonntag: Are we lacking the conviction and the courage to defend our values?

Sansal: The Islamists fight bravely for what they believe in. That alone has to be upheld. As far as we are concerned, unfortunately, I have to say: there is nothing that drives us. For the word freedom, we would have gone to the other end of the world sooner. Today it is hollow.

Welt am Sonntag: That’s not true. After the assassination of “Charlie Hebdo” millions have gone for the freedom of expression on the street.

Sansal: That was nothing more than a spontaneous feeling reaction. That had no value except to stage the heads of state. Above all, this poor Hollande, who would not do anything to a fly. In Algeria we have seen what people do when they are overwhelmed by emotions: meaningless, collective howling.

Welt am Sonntag: Do we have to take the title of your book literally: “End of the World”, no hope anywhere?

Sansal: You know, sometimes one little thing, one idea, one sentence, and things take a different turn. In Algeria, it was the words of the writer Tahar Djaout that went through the country like a fantastic wildfire. People were felled like dandruff from hair. He was right. His words encouraged.

Welt am Sonntag: What did he say?

Sansal: With his modest smile, he said in an interview, “If you talk, you’ll die. If you do not talk, you’ll die too. So talk and die.” A week later, they killed him.

https://www.welt.de/kultur/literarischewelt/article155752745/Der-Islam-wird-unsere-Gesellschaft-aufsprengen.html

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allangen

6 years ago

Pamela brings us the Middle East as it is, not as the liars and propagandists of both parties here would have us believe. In Europe, the elites and their thought police will treat statements that are too critical of Islam, even its most violent manifestations, as hate speech. The left here in America, use their PC police to do much the same. The few shreds of the constitution that still exist protect some free speech, but for the most part the left is dominant. It is correct to say that if you want to see what the Islamists have in store for us, just take a look at the countries where they rule. The left agrees with Islam in denying free speech to perceived enemies. Any attempt to resurrect free speech here in America must start with defeating the left and the RINO apologists for the left in the Republican party.

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Ann Inquirer ✓ᴺᵃᵗᶦᵒᶰᵃˡᶦˢᵗ

6 years ago

Reply to  allangen

It is the Freedom of Religion act that will kill America, though Islam is no religion, but totalitarianism, which no politician will recognize the truth thereof. CAIR lawfare will have prayer rooms and foot washing stations in every school, K-16.

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

Reply to  Ann Inquirer ✓ᴺᵃᵗᶦᵒᶰᵃˡᶦˢᵗ

Um, it’s the atheist left that is collaborating w/the muslums to install foot baths and prayer rooms allah over the dying atheist West. The same atheists who so “bravely” eliminated Christianity from the public sphere are actively encouraging and facilitating the spread of islum there.

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wilypagan

6 years ago

Reply to  IzlamIsTyranny

Although there is no doubt the lefty PC police have enabled islam, the Freedom of Religion Act would allow Islam to intrude further into the public square. This crap all started with George W Bush’s idiotic idea (Faith Based Initiative) of giving government money to religious institutions to perform services normally provided by government, which has funneled substantial sums to Christian organizations that look at refugee resettlement as a cash cow and directly to Islamic institutions as well. We were blessed to be born in a secular Republic. Let’s keep it that way.

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

Reply to  wilypagan

Christians in no way run the Islamic Puppet States of N. America anymore — as Michelle Bachmann found out, the hard way.

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nonni

6 years ago

Reply to  allangen

i’m really actually scared of the new scum immigrating and migrating and asylum seeking entering world wide countries. we don’t know who they are, what they come from or who they believe in. they could tell us one thing and be something else and believe something else

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VTS

6 years ago

Reply to  nonni

Watch movie “Borat”. You will get to understand them better.

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Zavrzlama

6 years ago

I met this wonderful man live in person in April last year on his book presentation tour in Germany. He’s one of the smartest people I know and also one with the biggest balls, since he still remains living in Algeria despite all the dangers and threats he’s facing there due to continuously “haraming”. He was more than surprised when I showed him my algerian diving license ID and he told me that I was the 1st person from his audience of his tour who has been to Algeria (which didn’t surprise me). In our little talk, we couldn’t agree more on our standpoint towards Islam, the fact that Algeria is lost and the fact that Germans are incredibly naive. I remember seeing quite a lot of people from academia during his presentation, and the funny part for me was, that as soon as he had started to go in deeper on Islam, many previously smiley faces turned into serious ones and it became very quiet in the room. You could read on their faces that many of the liberal academists couldn’t handle what he spoke about because they were confused and disturbed about his criticism of Islam. At least I hope that evening served as an eye opener to at least some of them. But it was sad to hear when he told me that all hope is lost (not only for Algeria). Because once Islam has removed all the countries intellectuals and intelligencia, there is no room or basis anymore for critical and independent ideas and voices, so the country and especially the freedom is irreversibly damaged. He told me that never ever you will see women walking around in short mini skirts through the streets of Algiers again like they did back in the 60’s and 70’s. And when he told me that, you could clearly hear that he said that not because he is a pessimist but a realist. And therefore he sees no hope for Germany and western Europe, because the society there has taken the completely wrong turn while being totally naive and disinformed about Islam. He is one of the most respected persons by me, because he is an equally big freedom lover and supporter like Pamela, plus very intelligent and realistic. He is truly somebody to look up to, because it takes huge balls to resist that pressure and danger he is facing in every day life in Algeria. It really takes some serious commitment that despite all these problems, he still refuses to leave Algeria and to speak up against this inhuman lifestyle, that he happened to be born into but managed to free himself from it.

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Duchess of Pork

6 years ago

Reply to  Zavrzlama

Thank you, this is a very enlightening adjunct to the interview.

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Mahou Shoujo

6 years ago

Eventually that will happen, or, enough individuals will decide that their governments have failed them and their nations. The result could be a mass international movement to deal with islamic terrorism outside the law. If pushed, people will react.

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

Reply to  Mahou Shoujo

Islamic terrorism is nothing but a tactic used by muslums to establish islamic hegemony.
Happy Halloween, FWIW.

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Mahou Shoujo

6 years ago

Reply to  IzlamIsTyranny

Considering that no islamic nation has ever amounted to anything but a source of disease, starvation and violence it is amazing that anyone pays any attention to them, other than pity and charity to the beggars that they are.

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Zavrzlama

6 years ago

Reply to  Mahou Shoujo

And this is why Islam would be dead immediately after the last non muslims would disappear from this earth, because there would be nobody left who could keep them alive since all knowledge necessary for survival in our times would be gone.

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Singh

6 years ago

Why doesn’t this person have quiet word with Merkel if he’s soooo concerned, we know what missives up to how come world leaders Don’t!!

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singh

6 years ago

Reply to  Singh

muslimes i meant to say…….

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

That last statement says it all about islum. MuhamMUD himself ordered his critics murdered and this is their most holey and perfect man!

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Alleged-Comment

6 years ago

I believe it is too late. You have millions on your soil. You have reached the point of NO RETURN. The Left, of course, is delighted this is happening to you.

I hate to say it, but only a WAR will remove them now. Meantime, suffer a taste of your fate.

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Memri Dotorg

6 years ago

It’s a simple solution that will ultimately happen. The concept of freedom of religion will change, legislative. Islam will no longer be protected. The body count will be in the millions by then from this psychological solid tumor cancer of the mind. The other change will be welfare. The spread of Islam is 100 percent made possible by the welfare policies of western governments, USA chief among them. That needs to change. When a cancer cell of Islam called an imam can come here and preach the cancer and infect other cells and those cells can multiply and breed more cells, that’s how the tumor grows. The only way that happens is if the cells are provided food and other sustenance a d not asked of them anything that requires a change in their cancerous behavior. As long as that Co times, cancer will metastasize. Redefining what religion means and ending state sponsored theft from the good cells to the cancer cells will stop this disease of the mind.

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Patriotliz

6 years ago

“A Muslim like me, who is not a believer but grew up in a Muslim country, probably reads it like you and me. You’re wrong about the West if you think the Muslims are all Islamists. They are more afraid of Islamism than the people of the West.” “I do not like Islam, I do not believe in it, and I find that it is not just a danger, but an enormous danger. Islam will demolish our society.”
This is so frustrating…why the heck doesn’t Sansal just say he’s an EX-MUSLIM or an apostate like Ayaan Hirsi Ali? Identifying or referring to oneself as a “Muslim” is thoroughly misleading to Westerners if you in fact reject Islam. If you reject Islam—reject it in toto. Being a “Muslim” is not genetic, a race or a nationality. And, there is NO difference between Islamists and Muslims—both are followers of Islam…AND,… there is no difference between Islam and Islamism.
He otherwise sees the coming demise of Europe–he gets it…but he shouldn’t count himself among the “Muslims” unless he has the authority to validate brand new reformed and revised editions of the Quran and Hadiths that eliminates the example and teachings of Muhammad…the first jihadist…post-Mecca.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/11188/europe-erases-christianity

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Ichabod Crain

6 years ago

Reply to  Patriotliz

I think he considers himself culturally a Muslim. Islam is more than a religion and an ideology. It is also a culture. There are countries, or at least populations that are nominally “Muslims” but who do not wear Islamic dress and do not go to the mosque. They may use expressions like “Inshala”, but they are not religious. I think if these people call themselves Musims we cannot object.

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Patriotliz

6 years ago

Reply to  Ichabod Crain

So what the heck is “culturally” Muslim? I think the Muslim culture stinks too…because it is still rooted in the evils of Islam. If Muslims don’t go to mosque and are not religious but believe in Muhammad’s allah god…they are heretics and will be wiped out along w/ us infidels. Let’s keep it simple and don’t refer to being a Muslim….at least NOT in a free country so as not to be confused w/ the REAL Muslims. Jews can call themselves Jews and not be religious because they have the DNA (so do I, about 8%… but I’m Christian). Muslims are not a race of Muslims. I get that a ‘cultural’ Jew can celebrate various benign Jewish holidays and still be an atheist. Many atheists celebrate Christmas. But, I cannot trust any ‘cultural’ Muslim either. If we want to stop “Islamization”..we also have to stop the “culture” of Islam—which isn’t at all pleasant. How about the “culture” of Shiites when they self-flagellate in the streets w/ sharp instruments and get all bloody? Or, the “culture” of FGM? Slavery is still part of the “culture” of Mauritania Moores.
(And as I type this they keep saying on TV…the terror attack “is not about Islam.”…I’m so sick of hearing that.)

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

Reply to  Ichabod Crain

Your ludicrous defense could just as easily be applied to nazis shrub.
All muslums are the f’ing problem and your pitiful, puerile attempt to classify them into “good” muslums and “bad” muslums is as good as surrendering. You deserve your totalitarian muslum future.

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Ichabod Crain

6 years ago

Reply to  IzlamIsTyranny

Just where exactly did I attempt to classify them into “good” muslums and “bad” muslums?

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IzlamIsTyranny

6 years ago

Reply to  Patriotliz

I wonder what happens to apostates from islum in Algeria?
Your graphic is excellent BTW.

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Patriotliz

6 years ago

Reply to  IzlamIsTyranny

But I do use IslamoNazism and IslamoFascism rather often in tweets to drive the point home to the Leftists who like to throw around “Nazi” and “Fascist” inappropriately because of their ignorance. Don’t know what would happen to apostates in Algeria…but since his “life is on the line everyday” …I’m assuming it’s not good…he has been sufficiently public for his disdain of Islam. Now HE would be a “Muslim” asylum seeker to the U.S. that I would welcome. I just wish ALL Muslims who hate the core teachings of Muhammad would stop calling themselves Muslim once they live in a free country. But…even then, they can still suffer retribution for their apostasy by their “loving” family members.That alone tells you all you have to know about Islam and why it is incompatible w/ a free society. I wish HBO would do a documentary on the brave people who try to leave the “controversial” cult of Islam–or the plight of homosexuals, or child brides, or the brutality of FGM…they could have a whole season of shows about the “shocking” truths of Islam like they did w/ Scientology documentary. But it’s funny HBO wasn’t labeled Scientologicalphobic…but I digress.

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VTS

6 years ago

…as long as people listen to liberal elitist bastards.

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jim

6 years ago

Freedom of speech, information and expression are our most important defences against Islam or any totalitarian system.

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