A new Diaspora

 

 

The Muslim people have always been under some kind of ultra-conservative leadership. This type of leadership has as its main characteristic religious fanaticism and, consequently, truculence and despotism. In the past 40 years, we have witnessed the dictatorship of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his successor Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran. With the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war, we met Saddam Hussein in detail. In Libya, Muammar Al-Gaddafi took power. Recently, in 2011, we met Hosni Mubarak in Egypt. These and other "statesmen" have always led the Islamic people through internal struggles between Shiites and Sunnis.

With invasions and wars promoted by the United States and allies, we know Al-Qaeda, Hamas, the Taliban and, finally, the Islamic State. However, the Muslim people themselves, despite prohibitions, persecutions and prisons, never left their homeland to live in other countries where the laws, behaviors and principles are so different, in addition to religion, of course.

We noticed, however, that under the dictatorship of Bashar Al-Assad a new phenomenon is taking place. The Syrian government pursues, arrests, tortures and kills its opponents like any dictator. The question is why are the Muslim people leaving their country? Is it a new feature of the Muslim mentality? On the other hand, is there some hidden intention behind it? Persecution, hunger, torture have been noticed in other countries in the Muslim world, but we have never seen such a diaspora.

This seems to be a protocol similar to the Jewish diaspora; however, it obeys a strategy to invade, dominate, and subjugate Western culture, thought and religion. Globalization and the digital dimension cannot explain this phenomenon. The events in Cologne - Köln - Germany have turned out to be a symptom and can confirm my concerns. According to German authorities, it was a series of coordinated attacks. I can add that, not by chance, it happened on New Year's Eve, an important and festive date in Western culture. The most recent event - the arson at Notre Dame de Paris - can exemplify my theory, because it was a deliberate act, with the aim of attacking and destroying the religious pillars of Western culture. Coordinated attacks on Jewish synagogues corroborate this warning. I believe that the next and last war will not focus on economic and political issues, but will be an ideological war, where peoples will fight for cultural and religious domination.

An unsuspecting reader may accuse me of justifying a segregationist policy, but the intention of the text is to warn that among the refugees, there are affiliates to the Islamic State; their members have like aim to co-opt sympathizers and Muslim’s descendants around the world.