Monday, 5 January 2026
RIBAT: Islam’s Blueprint to Conquer Europe - is an Arabic term for a fortified Islamic outpost, serving as a defensive fortress, hostel, or spiritual retreat, especially along frontiers
"ISLAM'S BLUEPRINT TO CONQUER EUROPE" by RAYMOND IBRAHIM.
.Muslims, who initially entered the United Kingdom largely as impoverished refugees seeking humanitarian assistance, have undergone a notable transformation in their social and political presence.
On an almost daily basis, reports, videos, and images now circulate depicting Muslims harassing, intimidating, and even terrorizing native Britons. (See the video version of this article for numerous examples.) One illustrative example emerged on October 25, when a video surfaced showing large numbers of Muslim men—masked and uniformly dressed in black—marching through London. The visual symbolism bore a striking resemblance to that commonly associated with ISIS, and appeared intended as an expression of ideological solidarity.
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Predictably, segments of the political Left expressed support for the demonstration. As the marchers repeatedly shouted Islam’s traditional war-cry, Allahu akbar, a “woke” bystander attempted to reassure them, stating that “There’s no need for that, bro; we are all on the same side.” One Muslim immediately repudiated this assumption, responding bluntly: “No, we are not.”
While such footage may appear shocking to some observers, it represents merely a superficial glimpse of a much broader and more entrenched phenomenon.
To understand these developments, it is necessary to examine a key Arabic term that remains unfamiliar to most Western audiences: ribat (رباط). Shortly after the eruption of Islamic jihad from Arabia in the seventh century, ribats emerged wherever Muslim expansion was halted by non-Muslim resistance. Along these frontier zones, Muslim warriors established permanent military-religious strongholds from which jihad against unbelievers could be sustained.
FULL ARTICLE AT: RIBAT: Islam’s Blueprint to Conquer Europe
WATCH: Trump Threatens Iran as Protests Continue to Heat Up
Iranian Regime Enters ‘Survival Mode’ as Protests Intensify
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Trump issues warning to new Venezuelan leader Rodríguez ahead of her swearing in
Donald Trump warns Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodríguez she could "pay a very big price, probably bigger than Maduro" if she "doesn't do what's right"
Speaking to The Atlantic, the US president adds that for Venezuela, "regime change, anything you want to call it, is better than what you have right now"
At her first cabinet meeting, Rodríguez - who is due to be sworn in today - issues a direct appeal to Trump: "Our peoples and our region deserve peace and dialogue, not war"
Meanwhile, Maduro is expected to appear in a New York court after being seized during US air strikes on the country on Saturday - here's a recap of what happened
The deposed leader faces drug trafficking-related charges, which he denies
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said over the weekend the US is at war "against drug trafficking organisations", not Venezuela itself.
FULL STORY AT: Venezuela latest updates: Trump issues warning to Rodríguez ahead of her swearing in
Sunday, 4 January 2026
ZELENSKY URGES TRUMP TO CAPTURE PUTIN AFTER HIS GREAT SUCCESS IN ARRESTING MADURO
'You know what to do!' Volodymyr Zelensky urges Donald Trump to capture Russian dictator Vladimir Putin after Venezuela raid
Volodymyr Zelensky has suggested the US should capture Russian dictator Vladimir Putin after the leader of Venezuela was detained in an overnight operation.
Speaking to reporters on Saturday, the Ukrainian President was quizzed about the situation in Venezuela, which saw Nicolas Maduro and his wife seized by US special forces.
In response, Mr Zelensky alluded to the possibility that Donald Trump should take the same action in Russia. He said: "What can I say? If it is possible to deal with dictators this way, then US knows what to do next.
Russia was among the nations to condemn Washington's actions in Venezuela. The Russian foreign ministry said in a statement yesterday: "This morning, the United States committed an act of armed aggression against Venezuela.
"This is deeply concerning and condemnable." "In the current situation, it is important, first and foremost, to prevent further escalation and to focus on finding a way out of the situation through dialogue," it added.
FULL REPORT AT: 'You know what to do!' Volodymyr Zelensky urges Donald Trump to capture Russian dictator Vladimir Putin after Venezuela raid
'Iran Should Pay Close Attention,' as Israel Praises Capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
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