Congress Can Constitutionally Define Religion to Exclude Jihad

Let’s stop pretending: Islam is not a religion in any sense of the word. Love thy neighbor? Hardly. Temperance and self-control? Laughable. Do unto others? Well, maybe, if that doing includes jihad.

The incontestable truth is that Islam is a violent, misogynistic, intolerant political system that has been on a millennium-and-a-half-long global holy war to conquer the globe by conversion, enslavement, and murder. Denial of this basic historical fact is akin to denying the moon landing.

And we don’t have to go back to the Battle of Tours, the Crusades, or the fall of Constantinople to appreciate this; just turn on the news. This week alone, we had an attempted terrorist bombing in NYC, the actual bombing of a synagogue in Michigan, and a shooting at Old Dominion University in Virginia by, wait for it, “Mohammed” Jalloh.

Still not convinced? The French think tank Fondapol published a study showing that since 9/11, Islamic terrorists have committed 64,678 attacks, killing a quarter of a million people.

And yet, despite these shocking realities, Western countries have opened their doors to Islamic immigration out of either suicidal masochism, suicidal empathy, or suicidal historical illiteracy. Take your pick, but the keyword is “suicidal.”

Europe is already finished, but here in America, it’s barely been a generation since we all watched the Twin Towers crumble at the hands of our Allahu Akbar enrichers. And worse, in the immediate aftermath, all those “good” Muslims we’re lectured about erupted into spontaneous celebrations from every corner of the Islamic world.

How did America go from having a visceral revulsion toward Islam to voting a Muslim the mayor of not only its financial capital but Ground Zero for the 9/11 attack? How did we throw our doors open to, as Winston Churchill described it, the most “retrograde force in the world,” which is as “dangerous in a man as [rabies] is in a dog.”

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