Young Ahmed

Last Saturday Tve2 gifted us with the screening of the absolutely excellent Belgian film Young Ahmed - Le jeuene Ahmed. In my opinion Belgium is the European country where the Muslim invasion and the process of replacement of the European culture by a hostile and less evolved (in moral terms, in terms of achievements, etc) culture is in its most advanced stage. Well, I think it's worse than in France in terms of percentages, though in France the invaders are even more hostile, cause they are motivated not only by their interpretation of religion and by their racist (anti-white and anti-EastAsian racism) and ultranationalist "culture" but also by the colonial hatred and that senseless victimization feeling that the far-left (from Sartre to Melenchon) has instilled on them for the last decades.

Ahmed is a 13 years old teenager of maghrebian descent that gets radicalised by his Imam to a level that you can only believe if you've experience the failed multicultural experience of countries like France or Belgium, otherwise you would think that such level of hatred and fanatism can not exist in our century. I appreciate a lot the bold and realistic stance of the directors, that do not try to find any sort of justification for this madness. The guy's family does not live in poverty and is not a victim of "discrimination" from the evil "white Belgians". The mother is a well integrated woman that behaves and looks like a normal person (I don't ask immigrants to become exemplary citizens, I just ask them to be normal people (with "normal" being based on the standards of our European culture) that just wants the best for her kids, and his sister looks also totally normal, but his brother seems to be starting to move to the wrong side. There was a cousin that died as a yihadist, that is a dishonor for the mother, but a role-model for this Ahmed scumbag.

This film shows us fundamentalist Islam in all its cruelty. A teenager that refuses to shake hands with his teacher (that had become a family friend after much helping him years ago with different problems), because she is a woman. She is a working woman of Muslim descent, well integrated (and we can guess that she still considers herself a Muslim, as she tries to explain to Ahmed that her Coran does not say what his Imam is teaching him), that because of that is no longer considered a Muslim by the Imam or Ahmed, but an apostate (yes, if you are not as radical as us, you are no longer a Muslim). Strict (or fundamentalist, I'm not sure what term to use) interpretations of Islam consider Apostasy to be punishable by death... so well, Ahmed brings yihad home by trying to kill this brave woman!!!

This film shows 2 essential elements of radical Islam without directly naming/explaining them. The first one is the fundamentalist interpretation of Taqiya. Allegedly, Taqiya means that Muslims can dissimulate their faith (or just lie, saying that they are not Muslims) to save their lives. Fundamentalist views consider that you can (and must) lie to protect and spread Islam. So Ahmed lies all the time, saying that his Imam has nothing to do with his radical views, that he regrets his actions and wants to ask for forgiveness to his teacher...
The second essential element is salvation through yihad. When Ahmed considers to have committed a terrible sin (he has kissed a girl!!!) he goes like crazy in a new attempt to kill his teacher, as this action to "protect" Islam will clean his sins and save him. This view is the basis of how many drug dealers and criminals of "muslim culture" suddenly get radicalised and become yihadists/terrorists. After doing wrong things for years, now you kill and die in the name of God and all your sins get cleaned and you go to heaven to enjoy your well deserved Harem... cool...

An additional point of interest is that after having sinned (kissing that girl!!!) Ahmed first tries to convert her to Islam to marry him (buff, that's love at first sight), because that way his sin could be forbidden (I guess it's not just that kissing a Muslim is not so bad as kissing an infidel, it's that if you are converting her you are spreading the faith, so that earns you points). As she rejects such a beautiful proposal and prefers to remain a Kuffar, the only way to salvation, as I've just mentioned in the previous paragraph, is doing "something big", like killing an apostate.

To sum up, a true must-see film.