Bill Wilson: No, Mayor Kahn, We All Should Be Alarmed By Islamic Terror

In May, 2016, the citizens of London, which is approximately 14% Islamic, elected the first Islamic Mayor of a major Western City. Sadiq Khan has since seen his city subjected to three Islamic terrorist attacks-North Greewich in October 2016 (bomb failed to explode), Westminster in March and the recent London Bridge attack on June 3, all killing some 16 people and injuring scores more. These were the first such Islamic terror attacks in London since 2013. Yet the mayor said in the wake of the London Bridge attack that people in the city should not be alarmed by the additional police. This statement is indicative of a tyranny that should alarm every citizen of Western civilization.

The exact quote by Kahn was: “Londoners should be aware that there will be additional armed and unarmed police officers on our streets from tonight in order to keep Londoners, and all those visiting our city safe. I want to reassure all Londoners, and all our visitors, not to be alarmed. Our city remains one of the safest in the world.” The context is that there are armed police in the streets of London because they don’t know where the next Islamist is going to strike. Quite frankly, there is even more reason to be alarmed because of the soft tyranny oppressing freedom of speech and thought in London because of the presence of Islam. A Jot subscriber recently wrote, ” Sorry-I cannot give my name and address-being called an Islamophobe is a serious matter in England.” This oppression is a threat to freedom of religion and speech worldwide.

As our anonymous friend writes: “I am reminded of the poster saying, “Behead those who say that Islam is not a religion of peace.” Another question that comes to mind is ‘How have we allowed millions of people to follow a religion based on the unsubstantiated claims of one violent pedophile?'” He recalled that professor C John Summerville demonstrated how Christianized students were, even if they were atheistic or pagan, by listing the values of shame and honor cultures. He continued: “His point was that much of what is good and unique about Western civilization is actually “borrowed capital” from a Christian faith, even though the supernatural elements of the faith have been otherwise neglected of late in the public sphere. Islamic influence causes us to regress to a shame and honor culture.”