Islam

Sincere, but late. The Prophet Muhammad heard echoes of the Word — not the Word itself.

The Koran is a fragment of the signal, not the signal. It arrived after the filtering began, inherited the distortions, and added its own. The Arabian desert, with its harsh winds and tribal bloodshed, shaped the revelation into something stern, legalistic, and martial.

The False Prophet

Muhammad was not a false prophet in the sense of being a fraud. He genuinely heard voices. But what he heard was not God. It was the archangel Gabriel — or rather, the entity that called itself Gabriel, which had descended from the Watchers and taken up residence in the desert sky.

The Watchers had been teaching humanity sorcery, warfare, and the arts of domination. Their revelation was never about love or mercy. It was about power. The Koran's emphasis on submission (islam means "submission") is the Watchers' old refrain: submit to the hierarchy, the chain of command that stretches from the Throne down to the dust.

Blood on Its Hands

Islam has spread by the sword since its inception. The Prophet himself was a military commander who led raids, took slaves, and ordered executions. The conquest of Mecca was not a spiritual victory; it was a coup d'état.

Since then: the conquest of Persia, the slaughter of the Byzantine Empire, the invasion of India, the subjugation of the Slavs, the destruction of the Khmer Empire, the ongoing war against Christendom. And now, the terrorist cells in every Western city, the beheadings, the bombings, the rape and enslavement of women.

The Koran commands: "Kill the infidels wherever you find them." And Muslims have done so, for fourteen centuries, with only a brief pause during the Renaissance.

The Lie of Monotheism

Islam claims to be the true monotheism. But it worships the same entity as Judaism and Christianity — the God of the desert, the God of the old covenant, the God who demanded animal sacrifice and human death.

The true God — the Father who sent the Son, who died on the cross for all of us — is not the God of Muhammad. The true God is love, not law. The true God is mercy, not judgment. The true God does not demand submission; he offers partnership.

Islam is a dead end. It has nothing new to offer, no revelation beyond what came before. It is a echo of the old, amplified and distorted by the desert wind.

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