We are besieged by two insidious forces: radical Islam and woke totalitarianism.
Six reasons to vote in elections even when you dislike the candidate choiceTwin menaces of radical Islam and woke totalitarianismHouthi supporters attend a protest against the United States-led airstrikes on Friday, Jan 12, 2024, in Sanaa, Yemen. The U.S. and British militaries bombed more than a dozen sites used by the Iranian-backed Houthis.
Radical Islam, with its flagrant embrace of violence and terror, poses an immediate and palpable threat to physical safety and national security. The carnage wrought by extremists in, Iraq, Syria, Iran, Yemen and countless other countries has left indelible scars that will take generations to heal. This is not a hypothetical menace; it is a brutal reality that has shattered lives and communities, leaving behind a legacy of grief and destruction.
Simultaneously, Tehran has cunningly infiltrated the woke movement. By adopting the language of social justice, it has found allies among those who are eager to decry Western imperialism but blind to the regime’s own imperialistic and repressive practices. Iranian operatives and their sympathizers exploit genuine grievances about racism, colonialism, and human rights abuses to divert attention from their own heinous actions.
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