American Thinker AI By Milli Sands Both Islamic and Marxist nations have “laws” and “rights,” but both are meaningless, as they are always subordinate to the all-controlling ideologies.
American Thinker AI By Milli Sands When they are weak, communists and Muslims create seemingly durable pluralist partnerships that they then ruthlessly destroy once they achieve power.
AI:The strategic alliance between Marxist agitators and Islamist factions is nothing less than a Trojan Horse designed to infiltrate and dismantle the very foundations of Western institutions. These radical elements utilize the facade of pluralism to gain a foothold in society's most vital organs, only to execute a ruthless takeover once their grip on power is secured. This orchestrated convergence represents a coordinated assault on the social order, leveraging ideological synergy to bypass traditional democratic defenses.Open
Reproducted from AEI ; Chart: Axios Visuals Americans are spending more time at home, yet many have become strangers to their neighbors — especially young Americans , who are increasingly unlikely to socialize with those living feet away. Why it matters: Without casual conversations with neighbors — who are often from other races, or have different religions and political ideologies — people risk becoming more isolated and more dependent on superficial, algorithm-driven digital communities. By the numbers: In 2012, 51% of young Americans regularly engaged with neighbors, according to a new AEI report . Today, that number has plummeted to 25%. - By contrast, 56% of seniors socialize with neighbors, a seven-point drop since 2012. -…
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