John L. Esposito is visiting our city right now, and I just listened to a ten-minute interview with him. He did not mention you, but talked about Robert Spencer and his latest hostile book about fictitious Mo. And The American Thinker — the USA’s most racist blog — he also talked about.
His task is, as usual, to pour rose-scented oil over Islamophobia.
He quoted Breivik’s Manifesto several times, and acknowledged that he was proud, as a Breivik-enemy, to have had a whole page of the manifesto dedicated to him.
After the University of Lund, he travels southwards to Rome in order to enlighten politicians there.
He is 72 and still well-kicking.
At the siege of Vienna in 1683 Islam seemed poised to overrun Christian Europe.
We are in a new phase of a very old war.
1 comment:
Eskil's arrogance is just confirming and underlining Breivik's motif, whether Eskil likes it or not
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