Introduction
Islam’s struggle with Western culture, driven by fundamentalist cults like Wahhabism and the Muslim Brotherhood, fuels violence globally—yet press bias silences reformers and incites further conflict. Media mislabel Muslim violence as “mental illness” (e.g., Corey Johnson’s 2018 stabbing spree) while branding white violence “racist” using skewed ADL/SPLC data, paralleling distortions in Middle East chaos (428%-800% population growth). By shielding Sharia’s primitive laws and fundamentalism, media protect multiculturalism, ignoring the cultural clash and reformers’ pleas. Truth, not lies, exposes this rift.
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Mislabeling Violence: Corey Johnson and Toronto Cases
In 2018, 17-year-old Corey Johnson, a self-proclaimed Muslim convert, went on a stabbing spree in Jupiter, FL, killing 13-year-old Jovanni Sierra and injuring Elaine Simon, 43, and her son Dane Bancroft, 13, during a sleepover. Johnson claimed they criticized Islam, but he was no Muslim—just a violent teen using Islam as an excuse (AP News, 2021: sentenced to life). Media rushed to label this “Muslim violence,” inciting critics to call all Muslims “savages,” yet ignored Johnson’s lack of Islamic upbringing. Similarly, the 2018 Toronto van attack by Alek Minassian, killing 10, was falsely branded “Muslim” on social media (CBC News, 2023: life sentence). Minassian, a socially dysfunctional non-Muslim, acted out of personal grievances, not faith. Press bias fuels these mislabels, inciting violence and division, much like in Bristol, TN’s 2016 shooting.
Press Bias: Silencing Reformers, Inciting Violence
The press, relying on biased ADL/SPLC data, labels Muslim violence “mental illness” (e.g., 2023 Orlando nightclub shooting, 49 killed) while branding white violence “racist.” The ADL’s 2024 audit (9,354 antisemitic incidents) includes pro-Palestine rallies as antisemitic, ignoring Muslim hate crimes since 2002 (@CriticOfADL, 2024). The SPLC’s 2023 report (1,225 “hate groups”) targets non-violent conservatives while downplaying Muslim extremism, despite its $156 million offshore funds (2023 OpenSecrets). Outlets like CNN (2023) parrot these stats, silencing reformers like Seyyed Hossein Nasr, who advocates Sufism as an antidote to fundamentalism. By crying “Islamophobia”—a term Christopher Hitchens called “a word created by fascists”—media stifle debate, inciting violence while hiding Middle East chaos (70% minority-targeted violence, 2023 Pew).
Sharia Law: Incompatible with the West
Sharia Law, Islam’s recreation of primitive Old Testament laws, is incompatible with Western values of reason and liberty. 91% of Palestinians support Sharia (2023 Pew), which tolerates no Jews or Christians. Media defend this by screaming “Islamophobia” or “racism” (Islam isn’t a race), while attacking the Bible freely. This double standard—rooted in Progressive bias—ignores Islam’s lack of reformation, unlike Christianity and Judaism, fueling cultural clashes like the Israel-Palestine conflict, fundamentally religious despite secular origins (1920s-40s Arab fascism). Both cultures cannot coexist peacefully under Sharia’s framework.
Fundamentalist Cults: Wahhabism and the Muslim Brotherhood
Wahhabism and Salafism, exported by Saudi Arabia with $100 billion (2023 Al Jazeera), drive global violence. 92% of Saudis believe ISIS conforms to Sharia (2014 Al-Hayat), reflecting Wahhabism’s roots in Muhammad Ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab’s 18th-century teachings. The Muslim Brotherhood, originating in 1920s Egypt, blends fundamentalism with European fascism, Nazism, and socialism. Its credo—“Jihad is our way; death for Allah is our wish”—fuels violence, as seen in Egypt’s 2011-2013 Coptic attacks (USCIRF, 2023). Despite claims of reform, the Brotherhood infests U.S. campuses, partnering with Democrats, and controls Turkey’s Erdogan regime (2023 Freedom House: 10,000 political prisoners), exporting terrorism across Asia.
Middle East Conflicts: Religious, Not Political
Middle East conflicts are religious, not climate-driven (https://www.bristolblog.com/2018/a4.htm). Syria’s civil war pits Sunni fundamentalists, backed by Saudi Arabia, against Shi’ites, Alawites, and Christians, vowing to impose Sharia (2023 UN: 300,000 dead). Iran (Shi’ite) and Saudi Arabia (Sunni-Wahhabi) fight proxy wars, like in Yemen (2023 UN: 150,000 killed). Turkey, under Muslim Brotherhood influence, persecutes Alevis (10-25% of population) and Kurds, with 99.9% Sunni Muslim dominance (2023 USCIRF). Media mislabel this violence, ignoring overpopulation (428%-800% growth) as a root cause.
Media Lies: Sufism and Iran Myths
Reformers like Seyyed Hossein Nasr claim Sufism counters fundamentalism, but this is rubbish—Sufism, often not considered true Islam, lacks scale to reform (2023 estimates: 5% of Muslims). Media inflate Sufi numbers to save multiculturalism, ignoring Wahhabi dominance (e.g., Saudi-funded Yale Sharia Center, 2015 Daily Caller). The lie that “Iran is the greatest state-sponsor of terrorism” (neocon propaganda) obscures Saudi Arabia’s role in exporting Wahhabism, fueling most Sunni violence (e.g., 2014 NYT: ISIS’s Saudi roots). This mirrors media’s immigration fear-mongering (12% citizen deportation fears, KFF 2023), diverting from real cultural clashes.
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Hamtramck: Diversity’s Backlash

Liberals, betrayed by Hamtramck’s Muslim council banning Pride flags, face diversity policy backlash. Source.
In Hamtramck, Michigan, a Muslim-led council banned Pride flags on public property in 2023, leaving liberals like Catrina Stackpoole feeling betrayed after supporting the community’s rise. This mirrors affirmative action’s flaw: promoting diversity at the expense of fairness alienates even its advocates.
Conclusion
Islam’s clash with the West—driven by Sharia, Wahhabism, and the Muslim Brotherhood—fuels violence, from Corey Johnson’s 2018 stabbings to Middle East conflicts (70% minority-targeted). Press bias, citing skewed ADL/SPLC data, labels Muslim violence “mental illness,” white violence “racist,” and silences reformers with “Islamophobia” slurs, inciting further unrest. This mirrors distortions in Bristol, TN’s 2016 shooting. Support Muslim reformers, demand transparent violence reporting, and reject Sharia’s primitive laws. Truth, not multiculturalism’s rubbish, resolves this crisis.
- Infiltration by Progressive ideology:
- Resources: Challenging Elite Narratives (Read first.)
- Socialism and Communism: Unmasking the Shared Ideology - BristolBlog.com
- The Progressive Bias in Science: Why Trust Is Eroding - BristolBlog.com
- Peer Review Problems: Is Science Truly Objective? - BristolBlog.com
- Climate Change Funding: A Science-Industrial Complex? - BristolBlog.com
- NASA’s Climate Science: Ideology Over Evidence? - BristolBlog.com
- Environmentalism’s Anti-Human Bias: A Threat to Progress - BristolBlog.com
- Models Overhype Sea Level Rise - BristolBlog.com
- Global Grain Surge Challenges Climate Predictions: 2025 Update - BristolBlog.com
- Tibet Tree Rings Reveal Natural Climate Cycles - BristolBlog.com
- Climate Models Miss the Mark: U.S. Thrives Despite Alarmism - BristolBlog.com
- Are Climate Policies About the Environment or Money? - Bristol Blog
- Earth Science Insights: Historical Climate Change Over Geological Time | Bristol Blog
- How CO2 and Climate Shape Plants: C3, C4, and Greening - Bristol Blog
- Tuvalu Atolls Debunk Sea Level Hype - BristolBlog.com
- Other:
- Unmasking Fake News: How Media Fuels Violence and Immigration Fear
- Black-on-Black Crime Ignored by Press: Chicago’s Slaughterhouse | Bristolblog
- Crime Surge and Pub Closures: London’s Multicultural Collapse | Bristolblog
- Middle East Chaos: Overpopulation and Religious Violence, Not Climate | Bristolblog
- Islam vs. West: Press Bias Fuels Muslim Violence and Silences Reformers | Bristolblog
- Democrat Identity Politics Fuels Muslim Religious Violence | Bristolblog
- Turkish Alevism: A Distinct Faith, Not Islam | Bristolblog
- Immigration Challenges in East Tennessee: A 2025 Update - BristolBlog.com
- Marijuana’s Risks: Addiction, Mental Health, and Crime in Bristol, Virginia - 2025 Update
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References:
- 2021 AP News Corey Johnson Sentencing
- 2023 CBC News Toronto Van Attack Sentencing
- 2023 Pew Religious Violence
- 2023 USCIRF Minority Persecution
- 2023 Al Jazeera Saudi Wahhabism Export
- 2023 Freedom House Turkey Report
- 2023 UN Yemen Conflict Report
- 2023 KFF Immigrant Fears
- 2023 SPLC Hate Group Report
- 2023 OpenSecrets SPLC Finances
- Media Bias and Violence
- Middle East Chaos