Western countries stand at a crossroads; the time to act is now.

“Muslim minority” countries rarely stay that way. Someone recently pointed out that when Lebanon moved to 15 percent Muslim, the country began to unravel. The influx of large numbers of Palestinians ejected from Jordan is considered one of the destroyers of the delicate Christian/Muslim balance in the country. Today, Lebanon—like Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Turkey and others—is clearly on the “Muslim Country” list. One can visit any of these countries and see historic Christian sites. The Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque in Istanbul was a church for nearly 1,100 years, but since the fall of Constantinople in 1453, it has functioned primarily as a mosque. Churches and even synagogues often become mosques; I don’t read about the traffic going in the other direction.

As the countries listed above did, the West stands at a crossroads. Each of those countries and many others were not Islamic in the least. Through war and conquest, many became Muslim outposts. In the West, there is no actual fighting war, but Muslims are coming in large numbers, reproducing, and telegraphing their plans to make the countries of Europe and North America full members of a world caliphate. There is an enormous growth in Muslim populations in Christian centers like Brussels and Paris. In Brussels, some estimates have youth at 70 percent “foreign descent.” Whereas in the past, immigrants became more like the locals as time passed, those in Paris burning cars after soccer games are often second-or third-generation removed from their ancestors who came from North Africa. These people are not integrating and often hold their locals, their ways, their religion, their customs, and ultimately their countries in total contempt. While some places in the West may already be lost, other locales can save themselves—if there is a will to be saved. An invasion may involve a shooting war or just letting endless........

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