My personal take working in Belgium a lot is that they are in denial. The native Belgiums (both French and Flemmish) are amazingly intelligent and educated, kind, open, friendly, and hopelessly naive. They have long vacations, drink their beer (Flemmish) or wine (French) in the evening and don’t see the Muslim monsters taking down their Disney theme park country. They’ll die off slowly, never fighting back, and like so many Westerners they deserve the fate of a race who won’t fight for their survival.

in short they’re soft and refuse to see the danger. They’ll keep getting bombed and won’t do anything, will keep bringing in more Muslims until the invaders take over.

“It’s not accidental happenstance that George Soros’ organization is named the “Open Borders Society”. Both the European and American left are deeply steeped in the theory of transnationalism, which asserts that wars, racism and economic inequality are the direct result of nationalism.”

Yes, that is right. Of course eventually it is revealed to the audience that nationalism is really a symptom of something else: the allowing of any exclusive communities of interest and hence, eventually, exclusionary social identity at all. These groups, largely, at least originally, were nothing more than the product of historically contingent accidents and material circumstances; which unfortunately allowed genetic drift to occur, and subsequently enabled the operations of assortative selection based on differentiated natural predilections, to unjustly triumph.

And of course the irrational persistence of those communities in the face of modernity is a symptom of something else again: the persistence of an enabling philosophical presumption that so-called “persons” should have the right to form voluntary associations on such unreflective, unjust, and irrational bases.

But of course that is not at the root of the problem ultimately, and is merely the manifestation of a yet deeper underlying problem: our presuming an associative predicate which recognizes “self-interest” and choice as a fundamentally respect-worthy principle.

And of course that is merely the fall out of the yet deeper problem: which is discovered in the egoistic sense of self and the “private”, and in the granting of the ego the social privilege of setting personal boundaries; a process wherein the social organism or species-being operating out of a false consciousness, imagines itself to be the locus of moral agency, and to enjoy some kind of existentially privileged individual position in relation to the ultimate, through the operation of a private conscience.

The solution, obviously, is that the private, and all its justifying predicates, including the private self, must conceptually, and eventually legally, (insofar as “Legal” will still have any meaning) be completely abolished.

Once this is all achieved then “we” – if “we” still has meaning – shall all live as one …

Qatada lawyers rake in £21m legal aid fees
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4333391/Abu-Qatada-lawyers-rake-in-21m-legal-aid-fees.html

The Mullah Krekar Show
Is this the man behind the Oslo terrorist bombing?
http://foreignpolicy.com/2011/07/22/the-mullah-krekar-show/?wp_login_redirect=0

Radovan Karadzic’s Day of Reckoning
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/03/bosnia-radovan-karadzic-war-crimes/475233/

Legal aid review call after £1m Abu Hamza bill
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/law/article3593408.ece

Zaoui cost hits $247,000 and climbing
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/ahmed-zaoui/news/article.cfm?c_id=549&objectid=3559598

I also enjoyed the article by ELIF BATUMAN. The situation she finds herself in reminds me of a parable Jesus told. Turkey is undergoing the same transformation Jesus described.

“When an impure spirit comes out of a person, it goes through arid places seeking rest and does not find it.
Then it says, ‘I will return to the house I left.’ When it arrives, it finds the house unoccupied, swept clean and put in order
Then it goes and takes with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in and live there. And the final condition of that person is worse than the first. That is how it will be with this wicked generation.”
Matthew 12:43-45

The atheistic secularists have replaced traditional culture with absolutely nothing. Their philosophy is empty.

Ms. Batuman mentioned the philosophy called positivism as the replacement for religion, but of course those who have studied philosophy know that positivism has been dead ever since Kurt Godel, one of the greatest logicians in history, proved that all except the most rudimentary logical systems are incomplete.

She also mentioned her abortion – an act which is immoral in traditional societies. She then describes how empty she felt. Substituting a career for the love of a family and children is not a happy trade off for most people. That is why wearing the scarf and imagining herself in a traditional society was so appealing for her.

The left has spent over a century demonizing and destroying traditional Christian society. Therefore, for many of them they find themselves stranded in an empty lifestyle with no where to go. That is why the left is turning to Islam. Freedom without love is not very satisfying. Christianity offers both freedom and love but the left wants no part of it. Judaism with its multitude of laws is also not an option for most of them. Islam on the other hand allows them to indulge their carnal nature which when directed against non-Muslims is unimpeded by any moral constraints and still provided them with a structure for an ordered social life among themselves among fellow Muslims. And so the demons of oppression and tyranny, when they return to the secularized society, finds the society swept and cleaned and empty just waiting for them to occupy.

It dose not matter those “black Turks” which tribal they are and so on and so forth, sadly many people are western educated guys but when they return back to their land, they switched to their dark side nature.

I ask you how many Saudi Students graduated from US and institutes for the last ten years?

Dose they took back what learned in western society to their place and region?

In fact, I read many Saudi Students joining ISIS, leaving
their study in western universities and joining the Jihad!!

So Turks was one of the brightest area in ME that was very shine and open but looks no longer now.

The head scarf, modern Turkey, and me.
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/02/08/cover-story-personal-history-elif-batuman#

The West has been invaded by violent, demonic tribalism, aka islam, and weakened by internal saboteurs, aka what we once considered commie pinkos. Its an interesting, dangerous time. Stick with your ‘tribe’. Glad to be in flyover country away from metro areas.