Introduction

Democrat identity politics, by framing Muslims as victims, radicalizes young Muslims in the West, making them prime targets for fundamentalist cults like the Muslim Brotherhood, Wahhabism, and the Nation of Islam (NOI), as well as ethnic gangs like the Kurdish Pride Gang in Nashville. These groups, united by a shared anti-Western enemy despite their rivalries, spread religious violence and crime, with the Brotherhood and Wahhabis backed by states like Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Palestinian groups. Sharia Law is inseparable from true Islam—no Sharia, no Islam—and its primitive rules, like death for apostasy, make it incompatible with Western values, blocking assimilation. Democrats peddle anti-Western hate with racist undertones, fueling this extremism, much like media distortions incited violence in Bristol, TN’s 2016 shooting.

Related: Media Bias and Violence | Middle East Chaos | Islam vs. West | Alevism Persecution

Young Muslims: Poisoned Minds of the Next Generation

Older Muslims in the West are often model citizens, but their children’s minds are poisoned by Democrat narratives and fundamentalist cults, driving them toward radicalization and gang activity. In 2023, Arab Barometer found 57% of Libyan youth support a greater role for religion in politics, a 22-point rise since 2019, with similar trends in Jordan (19 points) and Morocco (20 points). In the U.S., 41% of Muslims under 30 lack non-Muslim friends, per a 2024 Yaqeen Institute survey, making them vulnerable to anti-Western rhetoric. A 2023 FBI case in Minnesota saw a Somali teen, radicalized via online Wahhabi networks, attempt to join ISIS—his school’s DEI programs had isolated him. This mirrors the 2023 Minneapolis Somali gang violence, where 15 shootings shocked the city, and the persistence of the Kurdish Pride Gang in Nashville, where alienated Kurdish youth turn to crime.

Muslim Ethnic Gangs: The Kurdish Pride Gang in Nashville

Muslim ethnic gangs, like the Kurdish Pride Gang (KPG) in Nashville, exemplify how Democrat-driven alienation pushes young Muslims into crime. Active since the late 1990s in Nashville’s Kurdish enclave, KPG has been linked to drug distribution, burglaries, assaults, and the 2007 attempted murder of a police officer. By 2012, Nashville police identified 24 KPG members, banning them from areas like Paragon Mills, yet the gang persisted into 2018, with a former officer, Jiyayi Suleyman, arrested for alleged ties. This violence, born from cultural isolation and anti-Western sentiment, thrives under Democrat policies that coddle Muslim youth as victims, offering no real integration path, leaving them prey to gangs as much as to fundamentalist cults.

Media Bias: Hiding Muslim Intolerance

Media, propped up by ADL/SPLC distortions, enable this radicalization by shielding fundamentalism and gang activity. The ADL’s 2024 audit (9,354 antisemitic incidents) ignores Muslim extremism, while the SPLC’s 2023 report (1,225 “hate groups”) targets conservatives, not Wahhabis, despite $156 million in offshore funds. In 2023, Dearborn, MI, saw Muslim protests against LGBTQ books in schools—NBC News downplayed the anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, framing it as “cultural tension” to protect Democrat allies, who hide Muslim intolerance rooted in Sharia to maintain their identity politics coalition. This mirrors Bristol, TN’s 2016 shooting, where media distortions incited racial violence.

Fundamentalist Cults: Brotherhood, Wahhabis, and NOI

The Muslim Brotherhood, backed by Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, and Palestinian groups like Hamas, infiltrates U.S. campuses—2023 UC Irvine protests saw Brotherhood-linked groups push pro-Hamas rhetoric. Wahhabism, pushed by Saudi Arabia with a $100 billion global export, controls most U.S. mosques, with 2023 Al Jazeera reporting ongoing Saudi funding. In the Balkans, Wahhabism spread since the 1990s via Saudi-backed charities like al-Haramain, targeting youth in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Sandzak, often clashing with moderate Muslims—70% of Bosnians opposed it in 2007, yet it persists. In Pakistan, Saudi-funded Wahhabism dominates mosques and schools, fueling anti-Shi’ite violence. Wahhabis conflict with the Brotherhood and NOI over ideology, but their shared anti-Western enemy unites them, exploiting Democrat identity politics. The NOI, while not orthodox Islam, tolerates other Muslims—Rep. Ilhan Omar’s 2023 attendance at NOI events shows its Democrat influence. These cults, enforcing Sharia, prey on alienated youth.

Cultural Clash: Sharia’s Incompatibility Blocks Assimilation

Democrats peddle anti-Western hate with racist undertones, radicalizing Muslims and making integration impossible. Sharia Law, the essence of true Islam, is incompatible with Western values—without Sharia, there is no Islam. Its primitive rules, like death for apostasy, ensure most Muslims cannot assimilate without abandoning their faith, a death sentence in states like Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Wahhabism’s strict Sharia enforcement in the Balkans and Pakistan deepens this clash, alienating youth and driving them toward violence or gangs like the Kurdish Pride in Nashville. Muslims’ religiosity—65% say religion is very important—clashes with Democrat secularism, especially their pro-LGBTQ stances, which 48% of U.S. Muslims reject as “junk.” Democrats downplay this Sharia-driven intolerance, as seen in Dearborn, to protect their coalition. The problem isn’t older Muslims but their poisoned children, radicalized by this rhetoric, cults, and gangs, as explored in Islam’s broader clash with the West.

Middle East Context: State-Backed Fundamentalism

The Brotherhood’s influence spans Turkey (Erdogan’s regime, 2023 Freedom House), Egypt (post-2013 crackdown, Arab Barometer), Qatar (hosts Brotherhood figures), and Palestinian Hamas (Gaza takeover, 2007). Wahhabism, pushed by Saudi Arabia, drives violence—70% of Middle East attacks target minorities, with Saudi-backed ISIS killing thousands of Shi’ites in Syria. In Pakistan, Saudi-funded Wahhabism fuels sectarian attacks on Shi’ites, with over 4,000 killed since 2001. In the Balkans, Saudi Arabia built the King Fahd Mosque in Bosnia (2000) and funded 200 Kosovars to study Wahhabism, raising fears of radicalization—150 jihadists returned to Bosnia by 2017. Turkey’s persecution of Alevis reflects Sunni dominance, while Sharia’s apostasy laws block assimilation, showing how state-backed fundamentalism spreads globally, enabled by Western inaction.

Solutions: Break the Cycle

Reject Sharia outright in Western policy—its incompatibility with liberty demands it. Dismantle DEI programs that alienate Muslim youth in schools. Vet Muslim immigrants for fundamentalist ideologies, as proposed for Alevi oppressors. Ban foreign funding of U.S. mosques—Saudi Wahhabi dollars are a cancer—and target Saudi funding globally, especially in the Balkans and Pakistan, where it fuels radicalization and violence. Support Muslim reformers with federal grants, amplifying voices against Sharia and fundamentalism. Confront apostasy laws internationally, pressuring states like Qatar and Saudi Arabia to end the death penalty for leaving Islam. Implement community-based interventions to curb Muslim ethnic gangs like the Kurdish Pride, offering youth alternatives to crime. Treat Muslims as individuals, not a monolith, and reject the racist identity politics that fuel this violence.

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Conclusion

Democrat identity politics, peddling anti-Western hate with racist undertones, radicalizes young Muslims, making integration impossible. Sharia Law, the core of true Islam, is incompatible with Western values—no Sharia, no Islam. Its death penalty for apostasy ensures Muslims can’t assimilate, while Sharia-driven intolerance of LGBT junk, as seen in Dearborn, is downplayed by Democrats. The poisoned minds of Muslim youth—not their parents—drive violence, from Minneapolis to UC Irvine, and crime through gangs like Nashville’s Kurdish Pride, fueled by state-backed cults like the Brotherhood and Wahhabis, who spread from the Balkans to Pakistan. Media distortions, like in Bristol, TN’s 2016 shooting, enable this poison. End multiculturalism’s rubbish—reject Sharia, vet ideologies, ban foreign funding, confront apostasy laws, curb ethnic gangs, and support reform. Islam needs a reformation, not pandering.

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- 2023 Arab Barometer: Rise of Political Islam
- 2024 Yaqeen Institute: American Muslims and 2024 Election
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- 2023 AP News: Minneapolis Somali Gang Violence
- 2023 NBC News: Dearborn Protests
- 2023 Campus Reform: UC Irvine Pro-Hamas Protests
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- Media Bias and Violence
- Middle East Chaos
- Islam vs. West
- Alevism Persecution