Winds of Jihad

Starting in 1983, the OIC developed a strategy for conquering the West. The 56 Muslim states aim to install a “civilisation of substitution” in Europe: replacing Christians with Muslims, ‘infidel’ laws with Sharia.

France’s Senate passed a bill targeting “Islamist infiltration,” with supporters calling it protection for democracy and critics condemning it as far-right rhetoric stigmatizing Islam. https://jpost.com/international/article-895389

In 1977, France Used a Guillotine to Execute a Muslim Pimp Running a Sex Grooming Gang

Imagine if European governments had this kind of courage today. National decline is a choice. France joined the UK and other European ‘Islam First’ governments in condemning Israel for passing a bill calling for the death penalty for terrorists. Along with the rest of the EU, France condemned the death penalty as unacceptable.

French Senate adopts a law aimed at combating ‘Islamist infiltration’

Too little, too late? Probably. Nevertheless, it is refreshing to see a Western Europe government even come close to acknowledging that there is a problem of Islamic jihad. “French senate adopts proposed law aimed at combating Islamist infiltration,” by Mathilda Heller, Jerusalem Post, May 6, 2026

The Islamic Takeover of Europe Accelerates 

The statement by the rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris was a message of implied appropriation of France as Islamic land. It was a message of jihad, coming right after two years of tense relations with Algeria over attacks and calls for terrorism on our soil.

French Cuisine Offends Mohammedans

French Canon Banquets: The Rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris Laments the Exclusion of Mohammedans by Serving Pork

Recently across France something new, honoring something old, has sprung up: municipalities have started to hold public banquets of traditional French fare, as a way of honoring French cuisine and French history at the same time. But this act of tribute to the past, a solidifying of social cohesion through food, has angered the Rector of the Paris Mosque. More on his anger can be found here: “Rector of Paris Mosque Accuses Canon Français Banquets of ‘Exclusion,’” by Hélène de Lauzun, European Conservative, May 7, 2026

The plan is unfolding as planned:

_ the pork: that excludes the Muslims

_ unveiled women: that’s provocation

_ the church bells: why don’t we get the call to prayer ourselves?

_ you eat during Ramadan: you’re not respecting Ramadan…

The controversy surrounding the banquets organised by Le Canon français shows no sign of abating. The initiative, launched by two young entrepreneurs to revive traditional banquets centred on culinary specialities from across France, has come under fire from the press and the Left on the grounds that it perpetuates an ideology of exclusion and promotes far-right ideas. The rector of the Paris Mosque has spoken out publicly to, in turn, attack these festive gatherings which bring together several thousand enthusiastic guests in towns and cities across France.

These “Canon Banquets” exclude no one. All are welcome to attend. If you are Muslim, and don’t wish to eat pork products, no one is forcing you to eat them. What “far-right ideas” do these banquets, which showcase those local food specialties that are a storied part of French cuisine, promote? Is respect for, and pride in, French traditional cuisine a “far-right idea”? Is it any more a “far-right idea” than staging a public reading of such medieval French works as Le Chanson de Roland? Or if the education minister chose to stage a play for high school students inside various cathedrals and churches across France, is that “far-right”? Are the French supposed to ignore their past because others — Muslims — have no affection for or interest in that past, and don’t want others to be able to display that affection, that interest?