In other words, Jews  and Christians who won’t submit.

The very word “Islamophobia” is a fictional construct, as journalist Claire Berlinski explains: “The neologism ‘Islamophobia’ did not simply emerge ex nihilo. It was invented, deliberately, by a Muslim Brotherhood front organization, the International Institute for Islamic Thought, which is based in Northern Virginia….Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, a former member of the IIIT who has renounced the group in disgust, was an eyewitness to the creation of the word. ‘This loathsome term,’ he writes, ‘is nothing more than a thought-terminating cliche conceived in the bowels of Muslim think tanks for the purpose of beating down critics.’

The term “Islamophobia” was designed specifically for the Western mindset of liberal white guilt, stealing the “civil rights” narrative from black Americans and mining the “oppression” Native Americans – even throwing in the specter of the Japanese internment camps during World War II. These are the clubs Islamic supremacists in the West use to beat down their opponents. Islamophobia is the knee-jerk smear thrown at anyone who dares to speak out or push back against the encroaching Sharia, the appeasement of Islamic supremacists demands on the secular marketplace, and the restriction of free speech.

In reality, “Islamophobia” is nothing more than a term that Islamic supremacists use to enforce what they can of Islamic blasphemy laws in the West: in Islamic law, to defame or insult Muhammad or Islam is blasphemy, and in many Muslim countries it’s punishable by death. There are daily reports of death sentences handed down in Muslim countries for perceived insults to Muhammad or Islam.

Tlaib: There’s Islamophobia in the Democratic Party

By Cristina Marcos, The Hill, March 11, 2019:

Islamophobia is “very much” a part of the Democratic and Republican parties, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) said in an interview that aired Sunday.

Tlaib said on Showtime’s “The Circus” that anti-Muslim bias played a big role in last week’s controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.).

“I know this would be somewhat shocking for some, but I think Islamophobia is very much among the Democratic Party as well as the Republican Party,” said Tlaib. She and Omar are the first Muslim women elected to Congress.

“And I know that’s hard for people to hear, but there’s only been four members of Congress that are of Muslim faith. Three of them currently serve in this institution,” Tlaib said.

“So you think Democrats have some Islamophobia and that’s at the root of some of this consternation?” interviewer Alex Wagner asked in response.

“I think our country’s struggling with it,” Tlaib replied.

Omar came under harsh criticism from other Democrats after she made remarks widely seen as invoking an anti-Semitic dual loyalty trope that accuses Jewish people of being more loyal to Israel than the United States.

It sparked calls for a resolution condemning anti-Semitism, which Democrats began drafting at the beginning of last week. But by the week’s end, after complaints from other members including progressives and lawmakers in the Congressional Black Caucus, the resolution was rewritten to also condemn many other forms of hate, including Islamophobia.

Some Jewish lawmakers were upset with the final resolution, believing it would have been better to focus on a measure simply condemning anti-Semitism. Omar at a Washington forum had said that that pro-Israel advocates “push for allegiance to a foreign country.”

The House adopted the final resolution on Thursday with the support of all Democrats, while 23 Republicans voted against it in protest that it didn’t focus on anti-Semitism in response to Omar.

Omar has stood by her remarks.

Both Tlaib and Omar have faced accusations of anti-Semitism from Republicans over their support for the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, which is critical of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians. Tlaib is also the first Palestinian-American woman elected to Congress, in addition to being one of the first Muslim women in the institution.

“I feel like Ilhan and I both have been unfairly targeted. I think there have been double standards,” Tlaib said.

Rep. André Carson (D-Ind.) is the only other Muslim lawmaker in Congress. Former Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who previously held the seat Omar now holds, was the first Muslim elected to Congress in 2006.

Tlaib said in the interview that she was pleased the resolution condemning hate made a nod to Islamophobia.

“Of course I had mixed feelings beforehand. But the fact that we ended up with a resolution that talked about all forms of hate, including anti-Muslim hate, in our country, you know, it felt good. Being one of only three members among 435, I felt a sense of being seen, even for that moment,” Tlaib said.

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ace wheeler

5 years ago

Any sane Infidel is an Islamophobe. Islam makes it so easy to dislike it. And that is putting it mildly!

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Drew the Infidel

5 years ago

Reply to  ace wheeler

I’ll gladly wear the label.

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AR154U☑ᵀʳᵘᵐᵖ DEPLORABLE 2020

5 years ago

Yep,…. A lot of people are waking up to Islam,…. sadly, still very slowly

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MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet

5 years ago

The difference is, f’ing muslums, like nazis, deserve all the hate they get. It’s not the fault of the kafir al najjis that islam is a fascist, Jew hating, vile, violent, genocidal death cult responsible for committing genocide in practically every century since it’s bloody inception — incl. the 21st.

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David Grisez

5 years ago

I dislike the word “Islamophobia”. The primary use of this word is to restrict and shutdown truthful and accurate discussion and warnings about the threat of Islamic Jihad in its various forms. Also Rashida Tlaib wants more Muslim Congress People. This is bad, because Islam teaches Muslims to promote Islamic Sharia Law to replace United States Law and replace the United States Constitution.

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R. Arandas

5 years ago

Reply to  David Grisez

If anything, there is an “Islamophilia” problem in their party.

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Alleged-Comment

5 years ago

Noooo… there is Christianophobia and Jewdophobia in the Demoncrap party. Why does everyone get it ASS backwards?

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Drew the Infidel

5 years ago

Jews who won’t submit? Blood is thicker than camel piss.

As for the so-called “Institute for Islamic Thought” (an oxymoron), you know how to tell when a raghead is thinking? You smell rubber burning.

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Mrs. Patriot

5 years ago

Here comes the push, just like in Britain, Sweden, Germany, wherever else. Better put a stop to this NOW. They think they have enough muslims in place to turn us into them. They don’t. But it’s time to push back.

Fox News condemned Judge Jeannine’s comments against omar. Tlaib cries “islamophobia.” Nancy won’t condemn hate speech. Philadelphia mosque calls for islam to take over the world.

Time to push back. Hard.

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Buck

5 years ago

I aint got any white guilt. Those who think they are gonna make.me ashamed of my ancestors. Some who came on the Mayflower some who fought in all the wars of America. My folks been fighting for America since before there was a USA. They carved there life out of the wilderness . Me and .my folks ain’t giving the leftist and muslims any thing. They want it then let them try and take it…but talking g ain’t gonna do it. They know they cant take it so they try and make us ashamed.

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Ludlow Porch

5 years ago

Reply to  Buck

They will have a HELLUVA time making me ASHAMED! I JUST DON’T DO ASHAMED

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turkeychoker

5 years ago

Reply to  Buck

looks like our family histories are about the same. one relative was a Capt. in Washington’s army. Muhammad said war is deception,and the muslims are very,very good at it. Propaganda is used to divide & demoralize the enemy,crippling his will to fight. They,muslims ahve been at this for thousands of years. If our leaders had any wisdom, they would deport every single one of them, and their spawn. They will never honor our Constitution,or our laws.The Qur`an forbids it. Their only business here is to take over

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John Acord

5 years ago

What is the difference between hydrophobia and Islamophobia: The latter has killed 1000,000 times more people. Having Muslims in your community is like having rabid dogs running loose.

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Ludlow Porch

5 years ago

Reply to  John Acord

Or sleeping with Cobra’s in your bed.

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R. Arandas

5 years ago

Wow, even the Democrats will have a hard time defending her after this, she is attacking her own allies!

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William Wilhelm

5 years ago

Didn’t she lie claiming to live in Detroit when she actually lved in Dearborn? I forget what it’s called in Islam that tells them to lie to promote the spread of Islam worldwide. Islam is an idealogy of world domination. Nothing more.

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mezcukor

5 years ago

Islam is very dangerous. It has been proven by many people with facts, So to be an islamophobe is common sense. Just wear Islamophobia a s badge of honor. I do.

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felix1999

5 years ago

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David Square

5 years ago

Reply to  felix1999

These four America-hating, antisemites should be flown first class to an Islamic state of their choice with an Ethiopian pilot at the controls.

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Ludlow Porch

5 years ago

I am a PROUD ISLAMOPHOBE! I stand tall and will NEVER stoop so low as to kiss the asses of MUSLAMICS that attacked and murdered 3000 people in my country on 9/11/2001! A day that will “LIVE in INFAMY!” I Will NEVER FORGIVE or FORGET!

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Laddyboy

5 years ago

“islamophobia” = and irrational fear of islamic muslems.
NOPE that is not what KNOWING people have.
Looking at what the mohamMADans have been doing since the 1400s. There is no question that islamist are nothing but a warring tribe who hide behind a curtain of FAKE “religion”.
There is a difference in KNOWING when a group of people have declared openly to SUBJUGATE, RAPE, ENSLAVE or MURDER you.
Then there are individuals who is just afraid of a group of people because they are different.
You treat others as you want to be treated. Then there would be NO PROBLEM.

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