Whatever country you live in, Islamization will aggressively spread if left unimpeded, and with it jihad terror in accordance with the Islamic dictates to conquer infidels as per the sharia. It is seen throughout Europe and now the latest from India:
“There are fresh Intelligence warnings about Islamic radicals attempting to enter into India through the sea route off the coast of Kerala.”
There is nary a country in the world that jihadists won’t barge into illegally in their quest to subvert the infidel; and the “islamophobia” brigade is working overtime in India too. An important reminder is highlighted in the article “Radicalisation comes closer home”, that…
“Investigations into the horrendous terror attacks made on Easter Sunday congregations in and around Colombo, resulting in a huge loss of life and limb, are meanwhile unravelling the scale of foreign and domestic planning as well as resource mobilisation that had gone into that covert offensive.”
Jihad terror affects resources, whole economies as well as homeland security.
In the case of the West, we can all thank globalist, open-door immigration leaders for the successes of the marching jihad.
“Radicalisation comes closer home”, by D.C. Pathak, Hans News Service, June 16, 2019:
There are fresh Intelligence warnings about Islamic radicals attempting to enter into India through the sea route off the coast of Kerala. Investigations into the horrendous terror attacks made on Easter Sunday congregations in and around Colombo, resulting in a huge loss of life and limb, are meanwhile unravelling the scale of foreign and domestic planning as well as resource mobilisation that had gone into that covert offensive.
The Islamic radicals chose soft targets but gave a message loud and clear that they were set to take on their US-led adversaries outside of the two theatres of ‘war on terror’ – Syria and Afghanistan. The Colombo blasts are linked with the geo-political scene of South Asia and India must now go deeply into all that could possibly threaten the future of peace on the Indian sub-continent.
A disquieting trend here is that the numerous groups of Islamic fundamentalists in the region that earlier existed in parallel with the radicals operating under the umbrella of Al-Qaeda or ISIS, are giving their silent endorsement to the latter’s call for Jehad.
There is no criticism of the radicals – who are Wahabis – from within the Muslim world beyond an occasional repeat of the parroted line that ‘terrorists were not true Muslims’. It is a matter of deep concern for India that there is a rapid rise of Salafism in the region, which in terms of extremism can match Wahabism. Salafism basically calls upon the Muslims to go back to the fundamentals of Islam that prevailed in the puritanic period of the Pious Caliphs and shun the ‘un-Islamic’ practices that had developed under the influence of other religions….