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Islam’s gynophobia and inferiorisation of women, as well as the violence its women suffer, do not, properly speaking, come from the Mohammedan religion itself, but from an atavistic mentality of the populations that created Islam and among which Islam has been implanted; Islam has only strengthened these well-established practices

Today we see that the mistreatment of women (murders, sequestration, beatings, rapes — within the home or outside) correlates quite precisely with the neighbourhoods in which the third world immigrant population, especially Muslim, is strongest

For no religion or ideology escapes the mental infrastructure of the people who produced it. It is an exceptionally lucky break for Islam and the fertile colonising populations it carries in its wake that it is faced for the first time with the soft underbelly of feminised Europeans, morally contrite and neurotic, who cannot be bothered to reproduce but only to consume, to grow teary over ‘humanitarian’ causes

this ideology does not seek to defend women’s rights, as it claims, but to advance a utopian model of the new woman, a kind of photocopy of men. This new woman greatly resembles the new man of Marxism. The two utopias are parallel, and share the same authoritarian tendency hidden beneath their demands for liberation

Most discoverers have been men, and this is not because women have been held back, but because the female brain does not experience that need to abstract from the real, to imagine something else. Women’s dreams are different from those of men: they are practical, contingent, emotional, and attached to reality. Male dreams explore the impossible, absolute novelty, risk, and escape from immanent reality

mental perversion is a symptom of the most extreme development of egalitarian dogma, that is to say, the negation of natural differences between humans. Not only do races not exist but, taking things to their logical conclusion, neither do the sexes or sexual attraction.

Emancipating woman from patriarchal authority has subjected her to ‘the new paternalism of advertisement, big business, and fetishised merchandise.’ Children, removed from family authority to become fully fledged consumers, find themselves directionless, isolated in the social jungle