Raymond Ibrahim

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 985: Stopping The Islamification Of America · 9 Apr 2026 podcast

And that was the whole rationale for just war.

That was the whole rationale for the Crusades, which I'm sure a lot of people think are not what they really were.

But so that kind of mentality, and again, it's not about physical, not necessarily literal, it's just about being bold and militant, at least vocally, and in your approach to what's happening.

Because if you look back, you zoom out and see what's been going on, it's just been one incremental slow degrade.

And no matter how many, no matter what people are saying or doing or books or conferences, if you look at the scale, it goes down, it's like one step forward, three steps back.

And that's how it's been going.

So I think in part with Christian revival and the Islam threat, Christians just need to, again, go to these first things and really recapture a sense of morality that is above and beyond just physical considerations.

And once that is done, because like I said, it's all interconnected, the Islam question will become a lot easier to answer almost instinctively and very natively.

I think, you know, the West has definitely the material forces, the economy to do what needs to be done.

And but it's as you say, the question is the will.

And I don't know, because the way I see it, I see things were very kind of zoomed out, long view with historical continuities.

And if you look even at the West, just the last 50 years, 60, 70 years, it's a continuous downhill.

And there's, you know, it's connected with its civilizational degradation.

Okay, it's culture, it's morals.

You know, this, it's funny, I don't know if I mentioned this to you before, but the historical Islamic conquests that we know that we were talking about in the 7th century.

um you know historians still really can't give you an answer how it happened because eastern roman empire the persians sassanians were very powerful and no one really how can some you know just a small band of arabs described even in muslim sources as just having you know being naked and whatever weapons they can find how could they conquer two empires and then overrun all these massive lands

And today's historians can't give you a good answer, but they'll come up with something and I can give you what they say.

But the Christians of the time who lived there, they were convinced it was God's punishment, that God had raised these people up to chastise them for their sins.

And ironically, the most influential writing, it's known as the Apocalypse by Pseudo-Methodius.

And it was published around 690 at the height of the Arab conquests.

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