All is not well in the West
In May 2017, the foreign minister of the United Arab Emirates delivered a stark and prescient warning to the Western world. Speaking at a global summit in Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan made a show of switching to English to issue his message, to ensure nothing was lost in translation: “There will come a day that we will see far more radical extremists and terrorists coming out of Europe,” he said, attributing this predicted outcome to “lack of decision-making, trying to be politically correct, or assuming that [Westerners] know the Middle East, and they know Islam, and they know the others far better than we do.”
TL;DR
- The foreign minister of the UAE warned in 2017 of radical extremists emerging from Europe due to political correctness and ignorance.
- Recent riots in France, falsely framed as student protests, involved extensive destruction, looting, and assaults on law enforcement, with evidence of targeting Jewish-owned businesses.
- The article posits a 'red-green' alliance of leftists and Islamists is destabilizing Europe, fueled by unsustainable welfare programs and immigration policies.
- A former ISIS member convicted of terrorism in Germany was released and subsequently traveled to the UK, where human rights laws prevented his deportation.
- British special forces soldiers faced a prolonged investigation after killing two ISIS operatives believed to be a threat, contrasting with the lenient treatment of terrorists.
- A terrorist plotter was granted parole in Canada, citing his 'respectful, polite and quiet' demeanor, despite a history of organizing a bombing.
- The article suggests these events serve as a warning to American voters about similar threats.
- The Palestinian flag is identified as a symbol used by participants in the violent movement.