Available on two addresses: snouck.blogspot.com
and www.islamineurope.net
and still on the subjects:
European Future, Islam
and Immigration from
an European, mostly Dutch
perspective.
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Inter cultural communication: what we think about each other
Here is some quality research on perceptions of neighbouring tribes amongst Europeans.
Desmond: Consider it counter-intuitive, however, it is the very disparate nature of Europe that gives it a better chance to halt immigration and repatriate.
Snouck: It is quite logical in fact, not counter-intuitive. Europeans have old separate identities which have been forged in a battle against Islam from about 700 after Christ until about now. So there are plenty triggers in our culture to reject Islam and the Islamic demographic.
What makes a clash between Muslims and host population even more inevitable is the very military-political nature of the Qoran and consequently Islaic faith. Yesterday I read an old article mentioning that Frits Bolkenstein, a former leader of the Lib-Con VVD party and a high ranking EU - satrap stated less than a year ago that it should be made illigal that Muslims can be elected to mayor of Dutch cities, because police departments should not be under the command of a Muslim. I noted already 10 years ago that Bolkenstein had very sharp views on the undesireability of Muslims joining the Dutch Army. He also wrote a book on the history of Islam, he knows what he is talking about.
From a nationalist perspective, the Muslims are a godsend, they are the perfect opposition, slamming into our most sensitive points, to paraphrase IK.
European unity is impossible, we are just too different to co-ordinate such political campaigns across the borders. Even Flemish - Dutch co-operation is very awkward, which just goes to show how different we all are instead of similar as the multiculturalists insist.
The blurb of Yancey's book is interesting. I have wondered if there will not be a coming together of a highly successfull hybrid culture between Asians and Whites in e.g. Vancouver and certain other cities on the West Coast of America. I know that Asians really feel at home in Vancouver and there seems not to be a big hostility to them by Whites.
I have my doubts however on the coming together of Hispanics and Whites because of the political dynamite of the territories ceded by Mexico to the US in 1846 and the resulting grudge. Mexico also borders directly on the US which gives Mexican immigration an explosiveness that Asian immigration does not have.
For obvious reasons it will be impossible for Blacks to move in the mainstream of any society that is not dominated by Blacks.
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This is the exile, home of Gary Brecher, the War nerd and Limonov the leader of the Nationalist - Bolshevist party.
The site has to be viewed tongue- in-cheeck.
Desmond:
Consider it counter-intuitive, however, it is the very disparate nature of Europe that gives it a better chance to halt immigration and repatriate.
Snouck:
It is quite logical in fact, not counter-intuitive. Europeans have old separate identities which have been forged in a battle against Islam from about 700 after Christ until about now. So there are plenty triggers in our culture to reject Islam and the Islamic demographic.
What makes a clash between Muslims and host population even more inevitable is the very military-political nature of the Qoran and consequently Islaic faith. Yesterday I read an old article mentioning that Frits Bolkenstein, a former leader of the Lib-Con VVD party and a high ranking EU - satrap stated less than a year ago that it should be made illigal that Muslims can be elected to mayor of Dutch cities, because police departments should not be under the command of a Muslim. I noted already 10 years ago that Bolkenstein had very sharp views on the undesireability of Muslims joining the Dutch Army. He also wrote a book on the history of Islam, he knows what he is talking about.
From a nationalist perspective, the Muslims are a godsend, they are the perfect opposition, slamming into our most sensitive points, to paraphrase IK.
European unity is impossible, we are just too different to co-ordinate such political campaigns across the borders. Even Flemish - Dutch co-operation is very awkward, which just goes to show how different we all are instead of similar as the multiculturalists insist.
The blurb of Yancey's book is interesting. I have wondered if there will not be a coming together of a highly successfull hybrid culture between Asians and Whites in e.g. Vancouver and certain other cities on the West Coast of America. I know that Asians really feel at home in Vancouver and there seems not to be a big hostility to them by Whites.
I have my doubts however on the coming together of Hispanics and Whites because of the political dynamite of the territories ceded by Mexico to the US in 1846 and the resulting grudge. Mexico also borders directly on the US which gives Mexican immigration an explosiveness that Asian immigration does not have.
For obvious reasons it will be impossible for Blacks to move in the mainstream of any society that is not dominated by Blacks.
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