Spirit Cooking, and the Inhuman Reign of the Lie

Maybe it is time to switch off the corporate media and use the internet more

A lot has come to light in the past few days and especially in the last 36 hours or so. The notion that members of the global elite worship the devil and engage in sadistic rituals has been floating about the "conspiracy" realm for decades, but now it has come to light through emails published by Wikileaks. The corruption of people like the Bushes and the Clintons is public knowledge, and almost banal. Politicians taking bribes and donations and then doing favours (passing laws, starting wars, granting pardons etc.) for those donors and bribers (corporations, banks, foreign governments etc.) is as normal as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west, and of course, some politicians are more corrupt than others. Some politicians are more "bought" and controlled than others.

The current election cycle in the US is interesting for many reasons, but mainly because it pits a non-politician (namely a businessman, i.e. someone more familiar with the bribing side of things) against not just a career politician but probably the most corrupt politician walking the earth. I've explained in several previous blog posts why actions matter more than rhetoric, and that the career politician's sweet words should not take away from the fact that her evil reeks to high heaven.

Over the past few weeks, more and more crimes and scandals have been unveiled through Wikileaks and Project Veritas, while at the same time the FBI is engaged in another criminal investigation. But now the criminality has broken through to a new level, or maybe I should say an even lower depth of depravity. Now we are looking at satanism and satanic rituals and the sexual abuse of children. You would think threatening a nuclear war with Russia was bad enough. Please watch the video at the top.

This illustrates why it is of paramount importance not to rely on the mainstream media for information about anything, and this was discussed in the second episode of my podcast. Anglosphere Muslims constantly complain about the mainstream media and claim not to trust them, but this lack of trust only applies to Islam and Muslims. When these same organisations talk about the European Union, Donald Trump, Nigel Farage, Hillary Clinton, Tommy Robinson, climate change, and so on and so forth, they are to be believed wholeheartedly and with unflinching devotion. This is cognitive dissonance at best, hypocrisy at worst. Allah the Exalted has said, "You who believe! If an iniquitous person brings you a report, scrutinise it carefully in case you attack people in ignorance and so come to greatly regret what you have done." [al-Hujurat 49:6] In other words, if someone has proven themselves to be untrustworthy and dishonest, do not trust or believe them. Fact check.

Instead, the scandals keep coming to light and spokesmen for Islam in the west continue to parrot the mainstream media narrative that Trump is the result of some form of creeping fascism. This is superficial thinking at its finest, and it is indeed what happens when one not only relies on the mainstream media for news but also insulates oneself within the bubble of political correctness. For decades now, Anglosphere Muslims have had the luxury of dismissing any critique of Islam or Muslims, whether valid or not, as "Islamophobia", "racism", "bigotry" etc. As explained in my articles on cultural Marxism and Islam being a "religion of peace", the false dichotomy that is imposed on people is this: if you don't proclaim that Islam is a "religion of peace", you must mean to say that Islam is the same as ISIS, and therefore you are an Islamophobic bigot. Anyone who is not a Muslim and tries to criticise or even understand why white girls are being raped all over the UK or why ISIS exists is a racist, and so on.

This creates a false sense of security. Just because these questions and criticisms are shamed into silence (which is a typical tactic of cultural Marxists/the progressive left), it is then assumed that the non-expression of such criticisms, questions and opinions is the same as their non-existence. In actual fact, these opinions and criticisms continue to brew under the surface, waiting for the opportunity to be expressed.

Donald Trump brought that opportunity when he announced his candidacy, and brought down the "inhuman reign of the lie". Calling him one or several of the "six hirb" (Sexist, Intolerant, Xenophobic, Homophobic, Islamophobic, Racist, Bigot) has had no effect, just as it had no effect on the British citizens who voted for Brexit. Shaming people into silence is no longer working, the politically correct bubble is disappearing and therefore dismissing any critique or question as racist or Islamophobic is no longer going to wash. Questions will have to answered and critiques will have to be responded to.

Nevertheless, the inhuman reign of the lie still has some sway, and thus these spokesmen for Islam in the west continue to fret and cry about Trump's "outrageous statements, actions, positions and attitudes" while appearing to be completely oblivious of the horrors of the sweet-tongued politician. Her crimes against Muslims (and humanity at large) fill volumes, and her sweet words are nothing but part of her cultural Marxist ideology. Furthermore, the authorities of Islam have been telling Muslims, since 2001, to get out of such countries and come back to the Muslim world. 

Concluding questions:

1) Are these people so desperate to stay in Dar al-Kufr that they are actively seeking to live under a psychopathic, warmongering, devil-worshipper?

2) If they are really there to preach Islam, how it is intelligent to dismiss half of the American population as bigots and fascists and instead worry about the educational and political institutions "not doing their job"? What happened to the importance of dialogue and "reasonable discussion"? Why not use dialogue to intellectually challenge those institutions? Besides, who told them they would be loved and accepted in the first place?

Maybe the dialogue is nothing more than empty platitudes.

Maybe it is just a veneer for more earthly desires.

Maybe Anglosphere Islam is finally being exposed for what it is: intellectually and morally bankrupt.

And Allah knows best.