[livius]

And given that only America offers a viable alternative to both militant Islam and secularism-socialism, if we lose the battle here, humanity has a very dark future.

This is an extremely important read indeed.

I hadn't considered the Europeans as representing an identifiable world view before. My only observation is I think there's a stronger undercurrent of pure Marxism and the desire for a truly dictatorial state among Europeans than the author identifies in his article. Their mommy state secular socialism is okay for now, but deep down inside, they really admire much more severe regimes.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Good point. What the left on this shore and Europe have in common is an addiction to marxist views.

[fporretto]

Prager is, as usual, incisive.

I think we all know where Islam wants to take us, now. To get a better, deeper sense of what the Europeans' preferred worldview would mean, read John Fonte's classic essay on transnational progressivisim, the secular ideology most directly counterpoised to the individualism and Judeo-Christian moral foundation of the United States.

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