Last night, the Belgian website sudinfo.be ran an article
claiming that the top-trending twitter hashtags for Friday 9 January were #JeSuisCoulibaly
and #JeSuisKouachi, which, as it notes, presents a rather ‘less positive
message’ than the original #JeSuisCharlie that they were modelled upon. That
these hashtags proved to be more popular raises the concern that support for
their aims, if perhaps not necessarily their methods, amongst large swathes of
the Muslim population in Europe is widespread.
It should be abundantly clear by now, that doctrinaire Islam
neither permits nor recognises the principles of freedom of expression and
freedom of speech, and that the more people that there are in our countries who
hold these views, the less secure our freedoms become. It should now also be
equally clear, that this is not some esoteric intellectual debate less relevant
to our everyday lives than the economic crisis through which we are living, for
it is not only cartoonists, writers and thinkers who are threatened by
Islamism, but everyone who does not submit to Islam. All Islamists,
irrespective of whether they employ violence or strictly ideological and
political methods, desire our submission. It is time that we made clear that we
will not submit, and that there should be no place for such people in France,
the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, or anywhere else in Europe. A minority of
Europeans are bravely protesting and speaking out against the increasing Islamisation
of their countries, in the face of unfounded accusations of racism, and the
contempt of the leaderships of those political parties who have long advocated
and encouraged large-scale immigration from overseas, irrespective of the
values of the incoming population.
Our message against Islamisation must be heard, taken
seriously and acted upon. The Islamic cuckoo is growing restive in its European
nest, and these tweets should awaken us to the fact that it must no longer be
fed and nurtured with ever more emollient words and concessions, but instead
ejected.
