The American “Islamophobia”, AKA the resistance to an Islamic takeover, movement continues to move forward step by step. Some examples of this are Republicans Lauren Boebert and Chip Roy recently speaking about the issue of having Muslims in government and the possibility of them one day taking over. Which is obviously a big concern for me as well. A recent “Stop the Mosque” victory in NY, and now the movement has totally stepped it up at yesterdays NatCon.

At NatCon, a Confusing Resurgence of Anti-Muslim Sentiment

Josh Hammer, the only Jewish member of the panel, eschewed the arborial analogy but replied that he believes Jews and Catholics “have always been a part of the American story.” A “more interesting question,” he offered, is what Founding Fathers had to say about “Mohammedism” — a reference to Islam.

I know some people don’t want to hear this but the Founding Fathers made a huge mistake by not banning Islam from America. Especially after the Barbary Coast Wars.

Fellow panelist William Wolfe, head of the Center for Baptist Leadership and a self-described Christian Nationalist, interjected: “I’m happy to cut that branch off, Josh.”

Obviously I agree because of the following.

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The episode was one of several derogatory mentions of Islam at the conference, a three-day convening at a hotel in downtown Washington. Once considered a far-right fringe gathering and still deeply associated with Christian Nationalism, NatCon, as it’s known among its regular attendees, has become a major waypoint in the conservative calendar. The ideas germinated here increasingly shape the ideological framework of the Trump administration, as speakers at past conferences have gone on to become MAGA stars, including Vice President JD Vance.

No respect at all. Which is exactly what Islam deserves. Islam disrespects most of America, so why should it be respected back?

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NatCon’s negative focus on Islam, therefore, makes for a potential preview of what conservatives will be concerned with in the next year, especially in midterm election campaigns. Already, New York’s mayoral election in November has attracted dire predictions in conservative circles about the front-runner, Zohran Mamdani, and his Muslim faith, should he win.

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At NatCon, Girdusky argued against mass immigration generally (“The best part of immigration is scarcity,” he said), and Muslim immigration in particular. Echoing a theme aired in speeches in recent months by Vance, Girdusky said Mamdani, a naturalized U.S. citizen, drew crowds at his rallies whose “ancestors did not come on the Mayflower. Most did not come on Ellis Island. Most didn’t come in the past 30 years.”

Talk about speaking the truth! Muslim immigration is a 1400 year-old proven cultural suicide. There are currently 195 nations on the planet. 50 of them Muslim majority. Obviously that didn’t happen overnight,

Another panelist, Wade Miller of the Center for Renewing America, a think tank founded by OMB Director Vought, was even more explicit. “Islam is anti-Christianity, authoritarian, and against our entire constitutional order,” Miller said. He insisted the progressive left in the United States has embraced a “woke-Islamist alliance,” pointing to the pro-Palestinian activism that swept college campuses as Israel invaded the Gaza Strip. He later declared that “we are a Christian nation.”

Those are two more strong points. Because Islam has its own version of Jesus. One who is supposed to return and “break the cross”. Meaning destroy Christianity. As for his second point, Islam does contradict the US Constitution. So why should it have religious status? Something to think about.

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Miller acknowledged the growing Muslim interest in Republican ideas in his panel presentation, saying, “Some on our side … insist that we should see Islam and Muslims as political allies,” he said. But Muslims, he summed up, “are not our friends.”

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No they are not. Hence, Logan’s Warning