should I continue on listing the similarities between islamists and southern baptists?

The sociopolitical vanguards of the left seem to harbor a serious envy-crush thing for the islamist willingness and capacity to remorselessly smash opposition…But it never seems to dawn on them that the admiration is never genuinely mutual beyond mere utility as leverage.

At the root it appears that the latest nomenclatura really believes that they (the anointed) will ultimately prevail against the islamists after their domestic political enemies have been defeated and the last truly independent thinkers are harried into the servitude of dependence. Utopia…Hurrah!

Which begs the question; what is it in the core pathos of the collectivist left constituent that causes them to reflexively support movements whose first act upon seizing power has [historically] been to promptly line its ideological foot-soldiers against various sundry walls at the first opportunity?

I can’t even begin to imagine the all-encompassing animus that that level of cognitive dissonance must engender, but what I can see bubbling up through the widening cracks in what had been the thin veneer of their composure is just horrible and stunning to behold.

I mean is the self-delusion of the asses a manifestation of spiritual poverty or the mere rot of boredom that compels the combustible collective them to spray gasoline on everything while watching the world burn in the firestorms of hope and change for hope and changes sake?
…Or is it some other non-specific nihilistic flaw that causes them to periodically drag everything that works into the ash-heap of their latest great idea?

1) Nazi propagandists spent a lot of time in the middle east during the run-up to World War II, looking for the roots of the “Aryan” race.
2) The Nazi high command maintained a very cordial relationship with the grand mufti of Jerusalem prior to and during the war.
3) Josef Goebbels recruited Muslim troops from occupied Yugoslavia to fight for the Axis.
4) Many Nazi war-crimes fugitives fled to the middle east.

If Nazi goons were looking to hide their stolen and smuggled loot, and then use it to brew up trouble, the middle east would be a good place to do just that. And, by aligning with the far Left and radical Islamists, they would be able to pursue revenge against the Western capitalist democracies who defeated them, whilst fanning the flames of antisemitism.

David Horowitz referred to the alignment of the far Left with radical Islamism as the “Unholy Alliance”. Might the term “Fourth Reich” be more appropriate? I think it’s worth looking into.

I believe people that make such claims and those that fall in line with the tea party may need to read the Book of Revelations and study the term false prophets.

Also, you cannot change someone or a whole society for that matter that adheres to dogma. Only the Lord Jesus Christ has that power.