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Islam is a religion for men, as Nietzsche pointed out (in the third essay of "On the Genealogy of Morals", if I recall right). When you look around, you realize Islam may be the last place you can still find some manly culture attached to it. Christianity was always an ideology for girls, and its corpse (leftist "liberalism") remains distinctively girly with loose breasts and no balls. I don't know about you, but when I have a lot of enemies and no friends, I will make an effort to have friends because I won't be able to build a better world on my own. Christianity, too, is much better than nothing, and much better than its corpse, even if it's for girls. Anything that raises walls against mindless impulsivity and focus on the present at the cost of future is better than the alternative, which is always too bossy to live with, in a girly kind of communistic way.

Resisting the U.S. socio-economic system is the same as desiring independence, which is the same as desiring to be a man. That is why Iran, although much demonized by the Western-Jewish media, is a land of heroes and deserves the support of all men everywhere on this planet.

Although Russia, Venezuela, North Korea, and China resist the NWO too; as an ideology, rather than geography, Islam may be the last effective line of defense against the emasculated & throttles-you-with-pretty-hands slave plantation I refer to as "the West" for reasons having to do with convenience. The enemy plan is to grow that one-sided something-lacking (no men) plantation until it reaches every corner of this planet. That may sound pompous to you but it's the truth, as simply put as I am able. The goal is a prison planet, then.

Is that multiculturalism? Exporting the same plastic consumer culture to absolutely everywhere, where there is intelligent life, and then a bit further still? No, of course not. "Multiculturalism" is many things but it's not what it seems. Rather, it is an elite tool, a divide & conquer; it is a sink to drain feelings of discontent from both those supporting and those opposing it; it is something to do for those who want to make the world a better place but don't know how, the educated girls and boys who might be able to make a difference if they weren't in Africa building wells. It is a distraction for people with some balls but not enough brains to balance their course: Islam isn't our enemy, different cultures aren't our enemies, but friends, this is the truth which multiculturalism tries to hide in devious ways, I mean the "multiculturalism" of the West, the multiculturalism designed to be as annoying as possible to people with some brains and a historical memory. The real enemy is not genuine multiculturalism, which I define, with a planet-wide perspective, as benevolent nationalism, with each nation having the inalienable rights to its own land, its own heroes, its own interpretation of history, its own culture. The real enemy is not even the insane babble often called "multiculturalism", but the psychopathic elite and their dream of a high-tech prison planet. It's that mad dream and its realization on earth that we must battle against and expose in the most direct ways available to us, instead of getting stuck in irrelevant swamps. Everything else is like reorganizing chairs on Titanic's deck, which is sadly what almost everyone is doing here these days.

What? Is the West hopelessly confused? But what a keen observer could ever observe otherwise? What little battle is being done is underground, very deep underground resistance by martyrs who find it difficult to have faith in any future they wish to imagine for the things they love at this sad point in history.

Against that hopeless confusion, confusion of identity, confusion of purpose, confusion of means, Islam raises a strong identity with a living historical memory and therefore purpose, a clear-sighted purpose with vivid centuries to back it up and to shine through it, to give it life and the promise of life, as a road sign pointing to the future, to a desired future, and lastly the courage of battle unto death which the hope of a future worth living in and consequently worth fighting for gives to a nation of people, and which is lacking in all but a few individuals in the West.

Toni Hämäläinen