Staff Reports
The West is on a collision course with a civilization that refuses to assimilate, respect our laws, or share our values. Islam, unlike any other ideology in modern history, represents a direct threat to the very foundations of the Republic. Yet, while our ancestors confronted serious internal threats with resolve, today’s political and media elites wilt under the pressure of political correctness and moral cowardice. The remedy lies not in empty platitudes or diversity celebrations, but in the firm, uncompromising stance once used to tame the unruly fringes of American society.
Look back to the late 1800s. America faced a challenge from another unyielding belief system: polygamy practiced by the Mormon Church. The federal government fought relentlessly—through laws, arrests, and political pressure—until the Mormons finally abandoned the practice. Only then was Utah admitted as a respected state. This wasn’t a matter of hate or discrimination; it was the defense of the law of the land and American values. The lesson is clear: America will not—and cannot—allow any culture or religion to impose contradictory laws or customs on its soil.
Nineteenth-Century Utah Provides A Template For Dealing With The Threat Of Islam
FIRST: Sharia law must be outlawed in every state in the nation. 🇺🇸@realDonaldTrump @SusieWiles @VP #MAGA #KAG #AmericaFirst https://t.co/WQkxpyivLP
— Jenny 1776🇺🇸 2.0 (@realouMAGAgirl) September 26, 2025
Fast-forward to today. Islam is growing rapidly in America and Europe, with Muslim populations increasing hundreds of percent over just two decades. Meanwhile, native Christian populations steadily shrink. This demographic shift isn’t happening quietly or peacefully. It comes with increased radicalism disguised as religion, violent protests, and the looming specter of Sharia law—the antithesis of liberty and equality. Yet instead of erecting firm defenses, Western governments and media cheerlead this transformation, weaponizing “tolerance” and branding any resistance as racism or Islamophobia.
Recognizing Islam’s incompatibility with American liberty is not bigotry; it’s common sense. Sharia law fundamentally contradicts the Constitution by crushing free speech, relegating women to second-class status, and demanding allegiance to religious law over secular authority. The government should outlaw Sharia in all its forms, monitor mosques preaching it, ban foreign funding from Sharia-run states, and demand public affirmations of loyalty to the U.S. Constitution from all Muslim institutions. If Islamist organizations in the U.S. must be surveilled or banned for promoting terrorism, so should those channeling the agenda of the Muslim Brotherhood and its allies.
It’s time to recognize Islamist ideology as the existential threat it is—and act accordingly. The failure to do so risks turning American cities into ideological battlegrounds where enemies of freedom operate with impunity. When politicians openly declare allegiance to communist and Islamist causes, we’re long past the point of polite debate. History won’t remember the timid who allowed America to be surrendered piece by piece. It will remember those who stood firm—or those who did nothing while their republic burned. Which side will we be on?
