I don't know if you've heard of Lucien Bitterlein, but there's a wonderful section of "The Rage and the Pride" that explains his ominous plan for cultural subjugation of Europe by the Muslim world.
Willingly surrendering Europe's treasures to the Arab-Muslim world.
Only he didn't call them "Muslims."
He called them "Arabs."
And it was not framed as subjugation, but as multicultural integration.
The new term was Eurabia, an insidious neologism that we've come to know all to well in recent years.
Personally, I'd rather live as a free man in a third world country-where you have to ride a rickshaw instead of a motor vehicle with an internal combustion engine-than a first world country, the much-derided American "hyperpower" of the nightmares that plague Dominique de Villepin that's perpetually enslaved to the Arab-Muslim leviathan.
That would be "The Force of Reason."
The second part of her trilogy defending Western civilization, not her first book in that series.
Suppoedly the third has already been published overseas.
I just hope the English-language translation is published much sooner than the previous volumes.