Jenny Holland

I mean, using Lebanon as an example of successful interfaith integration is like saying you're like the tallest dwarf in Midgetown.

I mean, there is no place in the Middle East where Christians are flourishing and leading the way, democratizing and being all friendly with their Muslim neighbors.

That is not a reality.

And also, I might add, it's not even really a reality in Christian Europe, where Christian Europeans are not treated… I mean, individually, obviously, people individually get along in many, many, many cases.

But seen on a macro level, Islamic action in Europe has been overwhelmingly negative

Look at the rape gangs in the United Kingdom.

Look at all the terrorist attacks.

Austrian police spoiled last year an attack on a Taylor Swift concert.

Look at Axel Rudikabana, who is a Rwandan, who stabbed to death three little girls at a Taylor Swift dance class in Liverpool.

and he was motivated and had all sorts of al-Qaeda information on his computer.

It just never ends.

So honestly, Trump is right.

It's peace through straits.

Peaceful existence between religions can exist.

If the Christian nations are strong and are confident, then there is absolutely a place for other faiths in those nations, but it's only from a position of strength, and that is not what

Europe is right now.

Yeah, so a poll came out that said that 50%, 5-0% of weekly mass goers in France go to confession, and 36% of those who attend monthly

uh, take confession.

So, you know, as you say, given that it is a difficult thing to do and it's definitely fallen out of fashion because the, uh, sort of the more, the, the accountability side, shall we say, of religion has faded into the background and been replaced by this happy, clappy, let's love everyone, love is love vibe.

Um,