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As there is no great clash between Christianity and Islam here. The upper class surrenders to Islam through what Dalroy describes as the four acts of the Empire: “Victory over barbarians. Employment of barbarians. Alliance with barbarians. Conquest by barbarians.” When liberals attack Prof Hirsi Ali for her critical thinking about Islam are liberals forming an "alliance with barbarians?"

Chris Slater Indeed yes, they're mutual stalking horses. Liberals, in their neo-Marxist form, want a revolution and an anarchist successor to capitalism. They are …moreIndeed yes, they're mutual stalking horses. Liberals, in their neo-Marxist form, want a revolution and an anarchist successor to capitalism. They are dependent on Islam for their 'oppressed' constituency vote and their tendency to violence to encourage capitulation. They're also needed to run the government through the morbid symptoms of the interregnum between the dying of an old order and the birth of a new one, since Marxism itself is a notable failure in this regard. For Islam, they need the ideologically-blinded liberals for their alliance in placing Muslims in all levels of civic office, to smooth the way to Islam's hegemonic conquest of dar al-harb. (less)

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