The Muslims who love America but are trying to Islamize it

Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib almost got away with holding a South Florida event that was eventually canceled for being labeled “an anti-Jew” gathering. But don’t be alarmed! She’s not at all antisemitic. In fact, she has condemned antisemitism, distinguishing the difference by saying that “criticism of Israel’s occupation and its attacks in Gaza and Lebanon is not antisemitic.”

Likewise, who could ever doubt left-wing British-American broadcaster Mehdi Hasan’s patriotic loyalties? He says that Muslims are as American as anyone else and don’t take BS from anyone. That’s why, he reckons that if Americans can play church bells, then Muslims can play the “call to prayer.” 

No doubt, Democratic Socialist influencer Hasan Piker would echo those same sentiments – boasting the great opportunities he has been afforded by being a U.S. citizen.

And let’s not forget Ilhan Omar, whose rags to riches story celebrates her entrance to the U.S. as a 12-year-old deprived, beleaguered asylum seeker, who had the good fortune to be saved from a Kenyan refugee camp, escaping Somalia’s civil war. Rising to the ranks of a congressional representative, the woman is now said to be worth around $30,000,000. 

These individuals are just part of a very long list of Muslims, who either left their oppressive nations or are the second generation of parents who came to the U.S. in search of a better life for themselves and their children. 

Surely, they understood the tremendous advantages of living in a country where liberty is evidenced in the freedom to speak one’s mind, worship according to one’s conscience and dress in the manner they wish. 

So why would they seek to undermine all of those wonderful values that make America the bastion of hope and opportunity, almost unrivaled by all others?

The answer has to lie in the fact that they never truly came in search of a way of life that could bring them the ideals that were lacking in their countries of origin – otherwise why leave?

To the contrary, they came to challenge, overturn and dominate the culture and civilization they held in contempt for being too diverse, too open and too inclusive.

There seems to be no other explanation for why these prominent Muslims incessantly criticize America, her customs and unwillingness to view them in the same tainted way which they paint them.

Critical of just about everything America represents and promotes, these Muslim Americans protest military aid and support for Israel, U.S. immigration policy, advocate for open borders, view the economy as favoring corporations and the wealthy, and believe racial minorities are seen as inferior.

Of course, it goes without saying that they hate conservative Americans and are completely against small government, preferring each citizen to be the master of their own destiny, through hard work and the ability to further their ambitions and future success.

But it’s not just that. There now seems to be a newfound boldness which is making strides through the help of social media, a decidedly new direction in politics, as Democrat Socialists make great gains, and a fearless courage to express the unthinkable.

That explains the rebuke given to Rashida Tlaib who sought to defend the despicable "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," chant, describing it as "an aspirational call for freedom, human rights, and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction, or hate."

And while Tlaib’s influence, as a U.S. congresswoman is frightening enough, it pales in comparison to the social media savvy influencers, who are winning over a new generation of voters, unaware of the devious agenda they are pushing, as an attempt to overtake the American way of life is being made. Those young people are winnable, especially when viewing America through the oppressor lens.

That is why no one can take these Muslim politicians, influencers, podcasters, journalists, clerics and larger than life personalities seriously when they claim their undying gratitude and appreciation of all things American, because their harsh criticisms say otherwise.

American born Anwar al-Awlaki, once a prominent radical Virginia imam, who was assassinated in a 2011 U.S. targeted drone strike in Yemen, had a reputation of harsh condemnation of the country he should have been praising, but, instead, “urged American Muslims to reject the U.S. government.”

He was not an anomaly. Since October 7, other radical clerics have ”intensified the campaign of delegitimization against Israel in the West in general, and in the United States in particular, reflecting in increasingly anti-Zionist rhetoric and discourse among Muslim communities and leaders. This trend reinforces anti-Zionist Muslim activism in the United States, intensifies the delegitimization campaign against Israel, and harms its public image.”  

Another example is Abu Hamza al-Masri, who although never having lived in America, was extradited to the U.S. where he was tried and sentenced to life in a Colorado prison, among other things, for conspiring to set up a terrorist training camp in Oregon. Would he have succeeded if there hadn’t been fertile ground for such an aspiration?

As more and more radical Muslim Americans feel emboldened to run for public office, as in the case of Abdul El-Sayed, who just won in the Michigan senate primaries, an Islamic takeover of America has never been more accessible, made possible through self-loathing American voters.

It is why these extremists are no longer timid to admit their true feelings, which include a deep hatred of Israel and a rejection of fellow Democrats who happen to be Jews, as California State Senator Scott Weiner recently discovered when brutally stalked and attacked by activists whose political views very much align with the anti-Israel American Muslim crowd.

Their emboldened momentum will, almost assuredly, force Jewish politicians, such as Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, U.S. Atlanta Senator Jon Osoff, 2028 presidential hopeful Rahm Emanuel, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and others to strongly condemn Israel before they are considered worthy to endorse.

Even then, it’s unlikely they would earn the support of these radical Muslims who claim to only despise Israel but who, in reality, are no lovers of Jews, with, perhaps, the exception of Bernie Sanders, for now.

But if their goal is to replace America with a Muslim caliphate, it can only be one of them who heads the ticket, and it’s looking more and more as if that’s exactly what they have in mind!