Under the direction of EU bureaucrats, Europe is required to admit more and more third-world immigrants, most of them Muslims. Institutions must change to accommodate them. Any criticism of Islam will be punished by lawsuits or state prosecution. Muslims will change the continent beyond recognition over the next two decades, and almost no policy-makers are talking about it.

This article debunks the notion that Islam is a race and argues that it is racialized by white supremacist settler states. The author discusses how Muslims are cast as threatening racial Others and how some Muslims want to be treated as a race in legal terms to gain full protection from the state and courts. The article also explores the introduction of blasphemy laws and the turning of existing anti-racist laws into sharia-style blasphemy laws to protect Islam from criticism.

The article discusses the Western fascination with the Dalai Lama and how it is based on his exoticness rather than critical reflection on his message. The author argues that many of the Dalai Lama's comments on international problems are naive and simplistic. However, his popularity in the West reflects a need for heroes and a search for meaning. The article also highlights the irony of how the Dalai Lama's message of kindness and affection is applauded while similar messages from Christian leaders are ignored or scorned.

In a speech to the Russian Parliament, Vladimir Putin stated that any minority living in Russia should speak Russian and respect Russian laws. He also stated that Russia does not need Muslim minorities and will not grant them special privileges. Putin emphasized the importance of Russian culture and traditions and stated that the Muslim way of life is not compatible with them. This speech caused controversy and criticism from many groups.

This article discusses the difference between racial discrimination and criticism of a religion. It explains that the UN defines racial discrimination as any distinction, exclusion, restriction, or preference based on race, color, descent, or national or ethnic origin. It also clarifies that Islam is a religion and not an ethnicity, and therefore discrimination against it is not considered racial discrimination. The article cites a case where a man was accused of inciting racial hatred for writing 'Fuck Islam' on public places and halal butcher shops. However, the court ruled that it was not an incitement to racial hatred but a legitimate expression of hostility towards a religion.

The article discusses the trend of people showing support for gay rights by changing their profile pictures to rainbow flags. The author criticizes this trend, calling it attention-seeking and encouraging blind conformity. The article also discusses the growing intensity of hate towards those who do not show support for same-sex marriage. The author also mentions the history of the rainbow flag, which was originally a peace flag flown by anti-war protesters in Italy in the 60s.

The article criticizes the idolization of Nelson Mandela, stating that he was a terrorist before prison and did not improve the lives of black people in South Africa. The author argues that Mandela is a creation of the white liberal imagination and that the Mandela cult is an accident of world history. The article concludes by stating that Mandela is his own reality show and that he is not worthy of worship.

Christianity and religion are often confused, but they are different. Christianity is living a Christ-centered life, while religion is man-made legalism. Christianity is not about ornate buildings, flamboyant preachers, or traditional rituals. The Swiss theologian, Karl Barth, drew the clearest line between religion and Christianity, stating that 'The revelation of God is the abolition of religion.'

This article debunks the myth of Gandhi as a saint and exposes his flaws as a politician and person. It discusses his support for the Hindu caste system, racism, and controversial personal habits. It also challenges the idea that he invented nonviolent action and advises against blindly idolizing him.

Hunting is beneficial for the environment as it ensures sustainable wildlife populations and contributes to the preservation and expansion of habitats. The taxes from hunting activities go towards enhancing wildlife habitat, managing and maintaining parks and wildlife refuges, and conducting surveys and research. Outlawing hunting would result in a lack of funding for these efforts. Legal hunters support the protection of natural habitats and the conservation of game and nongame species. Fishing is also considered a sport.