Political correctness, not terrorism, is the biggest threat to the west, says terror expert

We are where France and the UK were 10 years ago.”

Mass sexual assaults by migrants from Muslim countries in European cities on New Year’s Eve have resulted in Europe’s political leadership toughening their stance on immigration. “It’s nothing new,” said Thomas Quiggin, terrorism and security expert. “It’s been going on for awhile, but fearful of being called racists, nobody talks about it and it’s just now coming out.” Government officials and the mainstream press have tried to cover up the “Taharrush”, a practice of encircling, groping and sometimes raping women.But in Cologne alone so many attackers -approximately 1000 migrant men, and the number of complainants, 1,075, forced public acknowledgement of the problem.

Barely reported, even before the migrant flood, crime was rampant among asylum seekers, ranging from sexual assaults, a disproportionate number of rapes to purse snatches, 90 percent of them by males in their 20’s from North Africa or the Balkans. From 2003 on, in Rotherham, England, everyone know that a gang of Muslim men were sexually enslaving mostly white girls, 11-15, but nobody would talk, terrified of being accused of racism. The one city councillor, a Pakistani Muslim who wanted to expose them ,was shut down and ostracized “Nobody wanted to rock the multi-cultural boat,” Quiggin said.

There are no-go zones in France and England where non Muslims do not enter. Europeans are protesting that their countries have changed and they don’t feel safe. France, Quiggin reported, has 10,000 soldiers posted permanently on the streets.
With Canada’ s rash promise of bringing in 50,000 Syrian migrants, whose security is impossible to screen adequately, could we be the Europe of 10 years ago, posed Quiggin. The US Senate in homeland security hearings in December, raised questions about Canada’s plan, informed by intelligence agencies that there are jihadists planted among the migrants.
In the talk he gave to a packed room at Chabad Flamingo, titled Syrian Refugees and the Cologne Attacks, Should Canadians Be Worried? Quiggin’s message was terse and crystal clear. While terrorism is a threat, institutionalized political correctness is the greatest threat to our society. If we do not stand up and speak out for the values we cherish, we will lose them.
“We are at risk of falling prey to reckless, politically correct thinking on immigration,” Lawrence Solomon wrote in the National Post.
At Dundas Square pamphlets are distributed on disciplining a wife by beating her “lightly”. Imam Rizvi at the Jaffar Mosque in Thornhill says sex with a 9 or 10 year old girl, when they attain puberty, is permissable. “Beating her to get her to obey is a form of education,” says an Imam in Mississauga. “Yet feminists are as silent as the beaten wives on this issue,” Quiggin said.
The Muslim Brotherhood with its goal of a global caliphate, has spread its tentacles to Canada. “Their ideology is the wellspring for all organization like Al Quaeda and ISIS,” Quiggin said. ” Brotherhood affiliated organizations are raising tens of millions of dollars in Canada. …some of that money has gone to terrorist groups abroad. When these organizations are caught and shut down, they simply re emerge later under a different name and continue their illegal activities. This needs to be put on the national agenda. An Imam in Pickering told his congregation, “You are here to build a caliphate. You are not here to integrate”.
“But you can’t talk in public about this threat,” Quiggin said. “If we don’t have intelligent discussions, we’ll get stupid decisions.” Quiggin’s solution? Educate , challenge, expose and defund.
Judy Feld Carr, the Canadian woman who secretly rescued over 3,000 Jews from Syria, made it clear when she introduced Quiggn, “Today’s Syrian immigrants are not my Syrian refugees of 27 years ago. They were Jews. The regime refused them emigration; jailed, tortured and killed anyone who tried to leave. They had to be spirited out. They went to the US and South America. Canada rejected them.”
Thomas Quiggin has been in the world of terror over 25 years. He has served with the Canadian Armed Forces and the RCMP and advisesd Canada’s Federal Department of Justice. He is a Sr. Research Fellow with the Canadian Centre of Intelligence and Security Studies and written a book on national security and intelligence, Seeing the Invisible.


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Sorry but I posted this as a typical example of an exaggerated fear being played out with comments above.
Even worse to downplay terrorism, is just plain daft

Dunno about BIGGEST threat but the harm these aerosols do with their sob sister anticz is mega.
I would like to see them all be banged up on the IOW as a colony and watch them try to survive.

So we can now taunt rape victims?

I feel so relieved.

Original Quill wrote:So we can now taunt rape victims?

I feel so relieved.

Only if they're republicans Quill, because all republicans are stupid according to you.

eddie wrote:

Original Quill wrote:So we can now taunt rape victims?

I feel so relieved.

Only if they're republicans Quill, because all republicans are stupid according to you.

Taunting Republican rape victims??? Somehow the cognitive wires have been crossed, which isn't surprising dealing with conservatives.

What is pc to one person, is sacred to the next. Writing criticisms about pc makes about as much sense as shouting at the wind.