State of Submission

“How can there be a left-Muslim alliance?” Jewish civil rights activist Charles Jacobs once asked an audience at Boston University. “How can people who like burqas align with people who like bikinis?”

The answer lies in the phenomenon often called the “Red-Green Alliance.” Both Marxists and Muslims (who truly observe the teachings of Muhammad) are united in a crusade to destroy Western civilization’s most crucial moral values: that only some ends justify some means; right is might; and that morality itself is more than just a political weapon.

Both ideologies envision utopian earthly paradises in which individuality is erased and omnipotent government removes suffering through confiscatory taxation and wealth redistribution. And both relish the terror required to keep their fantasy worlds’ perfection unpolluted.

The two of them together, therefore, have plenty in common, going back at least to the 1960s, when the KGB created the PLO and worked closely with Muslim terrorist groups to foment anti-Western jihad on the widest possible scale. Among their most important joint achievements was the Islamic Revolution against the openly pro-American and quietly Zionist Shah Pahlavi—a cataclysm perhaps haunting the world more than any other.

As the left—ranging in character from the KGB’s old “useful idiots” to technocratic power addicts—has conquered more and more of American life, Islam’s power, both worldwide and in the U.S., has grown comparably. And a shared commitment to the destruction of Israel, the United States, and the humane values they represent unites the post-modern and pre-medieval in a roaring blaze of raw, political passion worthy of both Marxism and Islam’s erotic visions of heaven.

With such co-habitation thus comes co-dependency. Increasingly, without Arab and Muslim voters, leftist parties cannot win elections; and without leftist parties, Islamic elements cannot build a non-Muslim power base ready to riot and demonize Islam’s good-faith critics on their behalf. Having fully exploited Marxist “victim group” ideology, Islam claims “victim” status on “racial” and “persecuted minority” grounds—as if Islam were either a race or somehow content (per Qur’an 9:33) with remaining in the minority (let alone out of the persecution business). The left’s lust for destruction and cynical yet psychotic obsession with victimhood—of which Islam makes such cunning use—is what manages to fuse the most lethal ideas of the 2020s with those of the 620s.

Today, therefore, it is not puerile partisanship to charge that the Democratic Party—which Marxists, beginning with the McGovern campaign in 1972, have successfully turned from “blue” to red—has become an institution overly friendly, not to mention beholden, to Islamic influence. Rather, as with its equivalent parties in Canada and the U.K., it is simply where the evidence leads. Mirroring its agenda of forcing Americans to submit to a government powerful enough to both giveth and taketh all away, the Democratic Party, since 2009, is far along the Khyber Pass of emulating its European counterparts in submitting itself to Islam.

“A New Beginning”

Ever since it was revealed in the months prior to the 2008 election that Barack Obama’s former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, was an anti-American, anti-Israel racist and apostle of “black liberation theology,” the former president’s party has only moved in one direction. Despite slickly flinging his former spiritual teacher of more than 20 years (over 1,000 Sundays) under his campaign bus—a falling out for which Wright later blamed “[t]hem Jews”—“God damn America!” (if the divine Name is meant with any sincerity) has become a good description of the party’s platform.

As president, Obama vastly expanded pre-existing efforts to heavily discourage good-faith criticism of Islam. His famous Cairo speech of June 4, 2009, contained many concerning statements, including (de-contextualized) references to the “Holy Koran” and to his (unconstitutional) “responsibility as President of the United States to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam wherever they appear.” Also, in the same speech (“A New Beginning”), the man whose moral psyche was shaped by a pastor who would claim years later that “Jesus was Palestinian” malevolently distorted the history of Israel, referred to the “daily humiliations… that come with occupation,” and characterized “the situation for the Palestinian people” as “intolerable.”

His warm words to the Muslim world—spoken less than a month after bowing like a vassal to the Saudi king—were followed by still warmer deeds. These included, personally or through his administration:

• Abandoning the heroic anti-regime protesters in Iran during the 2009 uprising (many of whom were raped and murdered).
• Attempting (unsuccessfully) to have 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Muhammad tried in a civilian court in Manhattan—where a jury of his “peers” (jihad warriors) might acquit him—as opposed to by military tribunal.
• Openly supporting the “Ground Zero Mosque” initiative—a project headed by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, a cleric who asserted that American “policies were an accessory to the crime” of 9/11.
• Demanding that Prime Minister Netanyahu destroy Israel’s national security by retreating to the (indefensible) “1967 lines,” in order “to advance a lasting peace.”
• Ordering the FBI to remove (accurate) descriptions—even mentions—of Islam, the Muslim Brotherhood, and jihad from Bureau training materials.
• Protecting Hamas supporter Nihad Awad, leader of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Brotherhood and Hamas front-group, from prosecution.
• Supporting the Muslim Brotherhood’s short spell of rule over Egypt—not to mention ignoring the plight of the Coptic Christians they persecuted (and the women they sought to denigrate).
• Forcing Israel to accept a “ceasefire” in both its 2012 and 2014 wars against Hamas.
• Exclaiming that “The future must not belong to those who slander the Prophet of Islam,” after falsely blaming the infamous September 11, 2012, Benghazi jihad attack on an obscure video mocking Muhammad.
• Without the slightest evidence, smugly brushing ISIS off as but a “jayvee team.”
• Hubristically claiming that (said “jayvee team”) ISIS—whom his weak foreign policy had helped to grow—was “not Islamic.”
• Dismissing Americans’ disgust for ISIS’ (Islamic) brutality as “get[ting] on our high horse,” because “slavery and Jim Crow [were] all too often justified in the name of Christ”—not mentioning that both slavery and racial apartheid are permitted, and rampant, under Islam.
• Pushing for the disastrous (and unconstitutional) 2015 nuclear “deal” with the Islamic regime occupying Iran.
• Allowing the Defense Department to devote a 42-page report to dismissing the 2009 Fort Hood jihad attack as “workplace violence.”
• Demanding that the U.S. accept 110,000 Syrian refugees—people raised from childhood to hate Jews and Christians—because, Obama said, it was America’s responsibility to “help the world’s most vulnerable people.”
• Giving implicit approval to a U.N. resolution cataloguing “East Jerusalem”—wherein stands the Western Wall—as “occupied Palestinian territory.”

Not surprisingly, by the time he left office in 2017—to much of the country’s hysterical grief—the party of Obama showed no intention of refusing (and every indication of intending) to become the party of Islamic apologetics.

The jihad “Squad”

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump was inaugurated, the so-called “Women’s March” descended upon Washington, led by the shrieks of “unapologetically Palestinian” Linda Sarsour. Sarsour—who lamented the fall and capture of Saddam Hussein, has defended known terrorists, has family members connected to Hamas, and wished on Twitter that she could remove Ayaan Hirsli Ali’s (already mutilated) genitalia—rocketed to prominence as part of the Democrat “resistance” (or, in her words, “jihad”) against the Trump presidency. Her hijab-enveloped face, covered in the thick make-up sternly forbidden in public under Islam, graced magazine after magazine, and appeared, without rebuke, in the mainstream (Democrat) media. Still, the vast bank of her vile comments, connections, and exploits—which included stealing money pledged to repair desecrated Jewish cemeteries—eventually trickled into public discourse, and she became too radioactive. By the spring of 2018, she and her three other original “Women’s March” organizers—two of whom were blushing admirers of Louis Farrakhan—had stepped down.

Nevertheless, while the Sarsour packaging eventually proved too abrasive and shocking for most outside Bernie Sanders’ 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns (representing the party’s youngest,  largest, and most energized minority), the Sarsour agenda was less so. Throughout the Trump presidency, Democrat party leadership mobilized fully against Trump’s temporary ban on travel from terrorist-infested countries, very nearly elected terrorist sympathizer and former Nation of Islam member Keith Ellison as DNC chair (before installing him as deputy), and collectively fainted upon the administration’s withdrawal from Obama’s Iran nuclear deal.

Then the 2018 mid-terms brought a “new beginning” indeed to the legacy of Obamania. Sarsour’s fellow anti-Semites and allies of jihad Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York, Ilhan Omar from Minnesota, Ayanna Pressley from Massachusetts, and Rashida Tlaib from Michigan won House races and settled (for the foreseeable future) in the rich leather seats theoretically reserved for patriots.

Though bawdy, corrupt, dodgy, ignorant, juvenile, salty-mouthed, sleazy, and worse, the Islamo-Marxist “Squad,” as its members childishly named themselves, gradually began to force the party establishment to submit to its bratty orders. The most egregious incident was when, in 2019, then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi allowed Ilhan Omar to transform a House resolution meant to censure her for her own anti-Jewish rants into one condemning “Islamophobia” and “anti-Muslim bigotry” as well. Earlier that year, of course, Pelosi saw no issue with allowing Omar to lead the repeal of an 1837 rule against wearing hats in Congress, just so she could—in accordance with Islamic, not U.S., law—wear her hijab on the House floor.

Such sentiments seemed to catch on quickly, as the party then falsely accused Trump of being a racist when he suggested that Omar go back to her native Somalia due to her obvious hatred for the country whose taxpayers furnish her unearned prosperity. So, too, then-Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed horror that Trump had implored Israel not to allow anti-Jewish racists like Omar and Tlaib to enter its borders, given their terrorist sympathies and connections—a suggestion the Israelis wisely implemented. Then, in 2020, the Democrats threw another tantrum that Trump did not forewarn them of Islamic regime mass murderer Qasem Soleimani’s assassination—perhaps because the White House took the scene they had made over discarding the Iran nuclear deal seriously.

Slouching towards Tehran

“America is back,” a blustering Joe Biden told the planet on February 4, 2021. To what exactly was unclear, in view of revelations that the “Million Muslim Votes” campaign, mobilized to defeat Trump in 2020, was organized by Emgage, a CAIR-style Brotherhood front-group.

Before his first 100 days in office ran out, the “Biden-Harris” administration—in line with a campaign promise to include “Muslims at every level of government”—had set about appointing and nominating a stream of anti-Semites, Democrat-first Jews, self-loathing Jews, and social jihad warriors to cabinet positions. A small selection of the most illustrious—all of whom were confirmed—included:

• Maher Bitar—former board member of Georgetown University’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter and BDS activist—as Senior Director for Intelligence Programs at the National Security Council (later elevated to Deputy Assistant to the President).
• Anthony Blinken—who opposed designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, the Islamic regime’s equivalent of the SS at home and ISIS abroad, as a terrorist organization—as Secretary of State.
• Reema Dodin—former leader of UC Berkeley’s chapter of the Muslim Students’ Association (a Brotherhood off-shoot) who called suicide bombings against Jews the “last resort of a desperate people”—as Deputy Director of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs.
• Avril Haines—who signed a 2020 letter denouncing Democrats for being too pro-Israel—as Director of National Intelligence.
• Alejandro Majorkas—who served on the board of the “refugee” agency HIAS, which supports bringing Jew-hating Muslim migrants to the U.S. and works with the Hamas money-laundering “charity” Islamic Relief—as Secretary of Homeland Security.
• Robert Malley—who helped negotiate the Iran nuclear deal and condemned Qasem Soleimani’s assassination—as Special Envoy to Iran.
• Susan Rice—who presided over the Benghazi attack cover-up, scorned Israel for opposing the Iran nuclear deal, and demanded that the Trump administration restore funding to UNRWA (Hamas)—as Director of the Domestic Policy Council.
• Wendy Sherman—who downplayed suicide bombings against Israelis as but “nagging disruptions from the Palestinian side” and was a key Iran nuclear deal negotiator—as Deputy Secretary of State.

The administration’s ensuing policies expectably reflected its members’ backgrounds.

In 2021 alone, Trump-era sanctions against the Islamic regime occupying Iran were withdrawn in order to revive the nuclear deal; funding, halted at the Trump administration’s order in 2018, was restored to UNRWA; Israel was successfully forced into accepting a “ceasefire” in its fourth war against Hamas since 2009; major economic sanctions against the Islamic regime’s oil business were given up; the catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan was completed, during which 13 American soldiers were killed and priceless weapons left for the hungry Taliban; the “Squad” (momentarily) defunded Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system; and Nigeria, which is conducting an Islamic genocide against its Christian population—some of whom are jihad slaves—was removed from the “Countries of Particular Concern” list.

In 2022, more sanctions against the Islamic regime were waived in another unsuccessful attempt to restore the nuclear deal; Elizabeth Fawley Bagley, who once complained of the “influence of the Jewish lobby” and “major money” on American foreign policy, was appointed ambassador to Brazil; Hady Amr, who had written that he “was inspired by the Palestinian intifada,” was appointed “Special Envoy to the Palestinians”; aid to the terrorist Palestinian Authority was restored; and Israel, then led by its leftist “caretaker” government, signed an American-backed “mini”-Iran deal of its own: giving Hezbollah-controlled Lebanon rights to Israeli offshore gas fields.

By 2023, Robert Malley had turned out to be just as special an envoy as his title suggested when he was exposed as a likely spy for the Islamic regime in Iran. Biden also suddenly restored preferential trade deal status to Mauritania, a modern-day apartheid state in which Arab Muslims still own 149,000 black Africans as chattel slaves.

Then, after October 7, the gas pedal was screwed to the metal.

Hamas’s massacre of Jews elicited a superficially forceful show of comradeship with Israel, but—in line with every other recent Israeli war—as soon as the IDF actually began to fight back, the word “pause” appeared. Though Netanyahu protested as long as he could, by November, the White House had strongarmed Israel into submitting to one. Israel released 240 convicted terrorists (fraudulently labelled “women and children”) in exchange for 110 hostages. Emboldened, Hamas, understandably, fought on once the “humanitarian pause” was over.

Lost to some in the media chatter, however, was the memory of Biden’s 2021 Iranian oil sanctions relief. This allowed the Islamic regime, which controls Hamas, to once again get rich from oil sails, have $6 billion in frozen assets released less than a month before October 7, and then another $10 billion more just over a month later. Altogether, by the fall of 2023, U.S. sanctions relief likely earned the regime an estimated $80 billion in oil revenue.

Worse still, as the year turned, Israel’s enemies witnessed a growing groundswell of support for them inside the United States. Starting on October 8—before Israel had even mustered a full-scale counterattack—Marxist and Muslim political agitators launched riots across the country to demand a “ceasefire.” The protests, funded partially by the Islamic regime in Iran, then seized the nation’s campuses, and set off month after month of venomous, violent “occupations” which sympathetic yet check-mated (Democrat) administrators, at best, refused to discourage. Elected Democrats, of course, fearful of losing the (Hitler) youth vote, rarely condemned any of the protests. Even when Hamas itself praised the rioters and Iran’s theocratic dictator Ayatollah Ali Khamene’i applauded them for being “on the right side” of history, their clearest denouncer was Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson: “When you’ve won the Ayatollah, you’ve lost America.”

Standing opposite Johnson in tenor was Ilhan Omar, who visited the (illegally) encamped Columbia squatters and smarmily accused pro-Israel Jewish students of being “pro-genocide.” Interestingly, Isra Hirsi, Omar’s daughter, was suspended from neighboring Barnard College after she was arrested for taking part in the illegal encampment. Appearing on MSNBC with October 7 minimizer and protest defender Ayman Mohyeldin, Hirsi whined about being “locked out of my dorm,” “100% targeted,” and “sprayed” with “chemical weapons” (which turned out to be joke “fart spray”). Within days, her “suspension” mysteriously evaporated, as she appeared beside her mother at Columbia, of which Barnard is a subsidiary, when Omar visited the campus.

Such collegiate screeches for a “permanent ceasefire” and an end to the “genocide in Gaza” inevitably had an effect, causing U.S. “peace” pressure to never relent throughout 2024. In May, the administration ordered Israel not to attack the Hamas-infested Rafah area of southern Gaza, threatening to withhold vital weapons. Then, when Israel eventually did, and Biden agreed to send the weapons, the administration slow-walked them. Several months later, it approved $165 million for “heavy-duty tank trailers,” but with a (conveniently late) delivery date of 2027.

270 reasons to pander

Knowing that states with large Muslim populations like Michigan and Minnesota had to be won in 2024, the (increasingly “Harris”) administration had spent years battling the scourge of “Islamophobia.”

In 2022, the White House announced the formation of an “interagency group” supposedly to “combat antisemitism,” but which would also “coordinate efforts to counter Islamophobia in the U.S.” The following May, it held a “Listening Session on Islamophobia” in which Robert McCaw, a senior CAIR (Hamas) operative, participated. Later that month, it released the “First-Ever National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism”—which succeeded both in mentioning “Islamophobia” and including CAIR (Hamas) as a partner organization.

Then, after October 7, 2023, as unprecedented, genocidal Judeopathy erupted across the globe, the Oval Office instead chose to reiterate just how desperately its “national strategy” from back in May was needed. “For too long, Muslims in America,” White House spokesperson (and anti-Israel bigot) Karine Jean-Pierre said, “…have endured a disproportionate number of hate-fueled attacks and other discriminatory incidents.” According, however, to the FBI “hate crimes” statistics Jean-Pierre conveniently omitted, American Jews, not Muslims, enjoy that particular distinction. What’s more, most reports of “anti-Muslim” incidents appear to originate from CAIR (Hamas)—casting titanic doubts over their validity to say the least.

Sadly for the administration, strategic difficulties soon emerged. In December, CAIR itself had to be disavowed after its leader, Nihad Awad, said that he “was happy to see” his colleagues in Hamas kidnapping, massacring, and raping Jews on October 7. And, as the new year loomed, some Muslim activists even expressed reservations about joining any White House coalition, feeling “unsafe and unsupported” due to Biden not being anti-Israel enough.

2024 marked crunch time to secure the critical (and slipping) “Muslim vote,” thus bringing with it new and more attempts at appeasement. On January 27 (Holocaust Remembrance Day), “Second Gentleman” Doug Emhoff met with the “interfaith” group NewGround—which partners with the Brotherhood-linked Muslim Public Affairs Council—in order to “address Antisemitism and Islamophobia in the United States and across the world.” On March 15, the White House released a statement to mark the “International Day to Combat Islamophobia,” saying (without citing evidence) that American Muslims “frequently endure baseless fearmongering, blatant discrimination, harassment, and violence in the course of their everyday lives.” On June 16, a “fact sheet” detailing how the administration would “take action against Islamophobia” and the “rise in harassment, bigotry and horrifying violence toward Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian Americans” appeared. On June 26, the White House appointed longtime Muslim Brotherhood member and “interfaith” con artist Mohamed Elsanousi to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. Then, on July 18, Emhoff proudly proclaimed that “an Islamophobia plan” would be “coming out soon.”

Joy

On July 21, 2024, President Biden announced that he would not seek re-election. Biden was smoothly swapped out for Vice President Kamala Harris, who had polled at 2% nationally when she ran in 2019. Despite never receiving one 2024 primary vote, the “Democratic” Party shoved her forward as its presumptive nominee and supposed leader until at least 2029. Overshadowed by her “historic,” “joy”-drenched (s)election was the reality that she would not only perpetuate Obama and Biden’s anti-Israel, pro-Islamic policies, but intensify them.

Four days after becoming the on-camera president, she met with Prime Minister Netanyahu to express “concern” that a “ceasefire” was not yet at hand, as pro-Hamas protesters had to be satisfied. “The images of dead children and desperate hungry people [in Gaza] fleeing for safety” wrenched her heart with grief so much that “I will not be silent,” she told the media. Not long after, she met with the Muslim mayor of Dearborn, Michigan—a city with a clear Muslim majority which has been called “America’s jihad capital”—and indicated openness towards an arms embargo against Israel.

Not only would she—who had spent years associating with a circle of Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas operatives—never pass up prayer rug-scraping for the sake of staying in power, but so would Biden. During what amounted to his “retirement” speech to the Democratic National Convention on August 19, Biden, 51 years in harness, barked that “Those [anti-Israel] protesters out in the street, they have a point.” While screaming pro-Hamas rioters ripped down pieces of the metal fencing protecting the convention center—reminiscent of their Brotherhood brothers in southern Israel 10 months and 12 days before—the now-dowager President of the United States confirmed they represented a demographic to be won and not repudiated. The tone was set for the rest of the DNC, during which the Israeli hostages were only mentioned once, and a Muslim Brotherhood imam was invited to bless the assembled delegates.

The last Walz

Shortly before the DNC, Harris announced her running mate: Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota, whose heavily Muslim capital of Minneapolis CBS News called a “recruiting ground” for ISIS in 2014.

Walz was not only a confirmed liar, COVID tyrant, and Chinese pawn, but revealed to have fond ties to Islamic hatemongers, Ilhan Omar among them. For example, his administration had given over $100,000 in taxpayer money to the Minnesota branch of the Muslim American Society (a major Brotherhood front-group), run by Imam Asad Zaman. A man who once shared a link to a six-and-half-hour neo-Nazi pseudo-documentary, Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story Never Told, on his Facebook page. Walz had tenderly praised this literal Nazi, who celebrated October 7, as “a master teacher” before pretending that he had “no personal relationship with him” despite speaking previously of the “time we’ve spent together.” Even worse, the Minnesota state government had authorized more than $2 million over the course of five years to the Islamic Association of North America, another Brotherhood-linked organization, which fundraised for Rahma Worldwide, a group connected to foreign jihad organizations. Walz also spoke at a CAIR gala in 2019 and was photographed next to Hatem Bazian, founder of Students for Justice in Palestine.

Just as there had been no joy for any Jews unfortunate enough to be in college during the last school year, there was even less for Israel in the weeks after the convention. It was reported that U.S. trade with Iran’s Islamic regime had spiked 43% in 2023; Biden (Harris) had sent an envoy to pressure Israel into “land swaps” with Hezbollah in the hope of “averting a war”; and State Department officials had protected disgraced regime operative Robert Malley, whose role in strengthening the regime prior to October 7 has come under intense suspicion.

By contrast, the administration’s laxity in protecting its opponent with similar dedication to Robert Malley is far more disturbing given that two of the three known attempts on former President Trump’s life had Islamic regime connections, some distant, some direct. Even more egregiously, the regime had released a video in early 2022 depicting an animated scenario in which a drone strike killed Trump on his golf course in Palm Beach. The threat, made in revenge for the assassination of Qasem Soleimani two years earlier, was covered in major media, including Newsweek and the AP, yet the then-Biden-now-Harris administration did nothing. To use a now-familiar term, such negligence from a ruling political party towards another, in light of everything known, is worse than collusion.

Khomeini’s curse

The Democratic Party’s protracted 15-year quest for absolute power through submission to Islam echoes its economic fantasies: no price is too high, for money, as “capitalists” know it, will eventually be meaningless.

What most leftist Islamophiles may not know is that, after successfully cooperating in overthrowing the Pahlavi government and promising to share power, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s new junta systematically betrayed its Marxist allies. After Marxist groups revolted in 1988, the regime’s secret police rounded up thousands of communists and atheists from across the country who were then tortured and executed.

Islam regards its leftist allies with only the deepest contempt and, as it did in Iran, it will eliminate them on the day of its victory. The fact that the U.S. State Department offered “condolences” upon the death of regime “President” Ebrahim Raisi—the man who ordered the 1988 mass murder—will not change that outcome.

Having years ago completed the “long march through the institutions,” for no other reason than its own good, the Democratic Party must advance no further on the long march to Makah.