There is no political Islam; no moderate Islam; no Islamism; no extremist militant Islamism; no Jihadism; no Wahhabism; no self-radicalised Islamism; no radical Islam; no radical Islamism. There is only Islam. Countless Islamic leaders and scholars have said so. Only Westerners come up with euphemisms to protect Islam as though the latter fictitious terms are something distinct from Islam.”

In order for the West to win this civilizational battle, it must:
1) Proudly and unequivocally defend Western values;
2) Reject cultural relativism and the unicornia vision of multiculturalism;
3) Recommit to individual dignity over the celebration of collective identity politics;
4) Recognise that all cultures are not equal;
5) Recognise that all religious beliefs are not equally consistent with Western values;
6) Recognise that all immigrants are not equally likely to assimilate and adopt Western values;
7) Recognise that immigrants who espouse intolerable values that seek to destroy our civilisation will be deported (en masse);
8) Implement a rational immigration policy that recognises the importance of cultural homophily (choosing immigrants who hail from cultures that possess similar values to those of the host nations);
9) Exhibit zero tolerance for seditious belief systems; such systems can be criminalised if they constitute an existential threat to our freedoms and liberties.”

“For the first time in recorded history, a civilisation has decided that the most enlightened virtue is to surrender its culture, heritage, women, and children without putting up any defence. Suicidal empathy shall prove to be the demise of the West.

Danny Burmawi is a Jordanian-born author, analyst, and public intellectual specializing in comparative religions, Theology, and Middle East Affairs. He is the founder and executive director of the Ideological Defense Institute (IDI), a U.S.-based research and public-education institute.

Born and raised in a Muslim family in Jordan, Burmawi converted to Christianity in 2007. As a result, he was forced to leave his home country and relocate to Lebanon, where he lived and worked for approximately fifteen years. During this period, he founded and led multiple Christian organizations across the Middle East, traveled to more than forty countries and delivered lectures, seminars, and training programs across the Middle East, Europe, and North America. Due to the sensitivity of his work, much of it was conducted under a low public profile. Danny says, “fear of Islam is the symptom of a healthy society that wants to survive. The less a society fears Islam, the faster it will vanish.” “I have lived in five different countries and visited over forty. I lived as a Muslim and I lived as a Christian. And after twenty years, one conclusion has become impossible to escape: Christian culture is superior to all others.”