Diversity:  A Social Engineering Falsehood


Don't you just hate it when individuals  lie to you with virtue-signalling?  The Spanish PM did it.  And now he can hardly bear to step into the shit he has created with his utterly senseless pronouncements regarding "diversity".

One of the biggest whoppers of the 21st century is, "Diversity is our strength."  Nope.  Far from it.  A canvas with fairly uniform beliefs is what forms a civilization.    

Islam enslaves  Enlightenment brings freedom. 

Islam strikes a bargain for the soul.  And that ultimate bargain is Jihad.  (Surah 9:111)

Allah has indeed purchased from the believers their lives and wealth in exchange for Paradise. They fight in the cause of Allah and kill or are killed. This is a true promise binding on Him in the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran. And whose promise is truer than Allah’s? So rejoice in the exchange you have made with Him. That is ˹truly˺ the ultimate triumph.

The other God, declares man is  free.  (And the Lord God commanded the man, "You are free....  Genesis 2:16) Free except for one constraint and a later set of ten commandments which promotes a healthy societal net and preservation of nuclear marriage and healthy neighborly interactions.

One cuts off hands. The other frees the hands with unique moral agency. One treats women as chattel.  The other, recognizes their inherent worth. I could include thousands of nuances. But who has the time to educate the ignorant?

And because Islam emboldens with political confederacy and with numerical strength - Ceuta has a problem.

https://www.dailymail.com/ushome/index.html

Our Republic is like a Floribunda rose.  Islam is Homalocephala texensis.  It effects the gait. And ultimately, it can cripple the frame of what it means to be human, if practiced with orthodoxy.

Langfang and Beijing came in under this old blog today:

https://thelastenglishprince.wordpress.com/2016/07/20/and-the-name-of-the-attacker-is/

Why is this story relevant and important to me today - as I sit at my desk with the first cup of coffee?

It is important because of this:


I recognize the room. The curtains. The light fixture and the tree outside.  And the ayat on her Instagram page, posted after she was forced from my vehicle that night?  They are from Surah Yasin.  (Repentance requires three days of being locked in a room.)

My "favorite" ones are , 

"Did I not command you, Oh Children of Adam, not to follow Satan, for he is truly your sworn enemy.

"This is the hell you were warned of.  Burn in it today because of your disbelief."

The first will be a reference to me.  The second, possibly a warning to me. But also to her - for daring to enter a church to do volunteer work. For daring to love me.  For daring  to be a normal American girl. I taught her what it meant to be free. It wasn't enough.

The backstory is fully on the older blog site.  But the name of the enemy within her own family?

It is the name of one from a different civilization.







 

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