Monday, 20 July 2026

White Judeo-Christian West record of Islamophobia is longer and deeper than antisemitism!

The Judeo-Christian world has been Islamophobic for many centuries.  Especially, since the 1WW with first Sykes-Picot​ and then with Balfour.  We got the Arabs to help us win the War by telling them that if they helped us win, we would let them govern their own land.  We then reneged on our assurances and tightened our grip on them because we were now in control and wanted things to remain that way.  Duplicitous, perfidious Albion!

Their land, with all that lovely black gold, was far too important to be trusted to the Arabs/Muslims, so we took control of it.  For many decades in the case of Iran.  We even dictatorially, in a USA/UK coup, deposed their own elected President Mosadeq and imposed our man, the Shah of Iran and his Police state!  This is Islamophobic and breaks international law.

Islamophobic since the 7th century because we didn't like their new faith insisting it was a further revelation and correction of our own Jewish/Christian truth.

FROM: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jul/20/islamophobia-spectator-britain-oldest-political-magazine

A large and comprehensive report from the Centre for Media Monitoring reviewed 3,733 articles published in the Spectator relating to Islam or Muslims. Released last week, it criticised the publication for “a sustained and systemic pattern of biased coverage of Muslims and Islam”, according to the CMM, “with more than half of all relevant articles rated as biased over an eight-year period”. It is grim, grim reading.

Among the conclusions reached by the report are that articles in the magazine regularly portrayed Muslims as a “problem population”, delegitimised the very notion of Islamophobia, and consistently presented Muslims as exceptional or threatening. The overall effect is of a minority that is not only sectarian and separate, but also, ironically, from within its ghetto, dangerous and aggressively colonising British society.

NESRINE MALIK, Guardian columnist

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