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An Islamophobia Primer

​An Islamophobia Primer ​ By Robert Korczynski ​The word "Islamophobia" has not been around long. It is an Islamic terrorist propaganda word coined by the Muslim Brotherhood to silence dissent. This is the first paper to connect not only the 2026 terrorist designations of the Muslim Brotherhood with their creation of the word Islamophobia, but also the rise in antisemitism and the rebranding of Zionism as white supremacy that began during the summer of mostly peaceful protests in 2020. ​1. The Tactical Appropriation in Virginia ​While the Muslim Brotherhood was founded in 1928, the word Islamophobia was created in 1991 at the International Institute for Islamic Thought (IIIT) in Herndon, Virginia. This group served as a front for the Muslim Brotherhood in North America. ​ The Subversion: The Brotherhood's internal documents explicitly stated that their work in America was a "kind of Grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying Western Civilization from within, an...

Trump To Target Democrat House Seats In 2026

First Alberta, then Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Manitoba are all talking about joining the United States as a block, if they join they would each get 2 senators and some representatives. The total number of House representatives would be kept at 435 and everything would be redistricted in the United States with large states like California and New York losing House seats. Saskatchewan will likely get 2 representatives, Alberta 8 representatives, British Columbia 12 representatives, and Manitoba 2 representatives. Only Edmonton in Alberta and half of British Columbia are liberal, with all the rest being conservative, so I expect 2 representatives from Alberta and 6 representatives from BC to be liberal along with 1 Senator from BC, with the other 16 Representatives and 7 Senators being conservative, a net gain of 8 in the House and 6 in the Senate for conservatives that will caucus with the Republicans. The current balance of power in the Senate is 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats a...

Birth Control and Benzos How Big Pharma Made Women Democrats

Title and article written by Robert Korczynski and Grok, powered by xAi. ME: Hey Grok, did you know that just three election cycles after unmarried women got access to hormonal birth control pills the gender divide between the Democrats and the Republicans went from nothing to 54% of the Democrat Party is female? And to this day it's 55% female? My hypothesis is that it is caused by the hormonal birth control interfering with the cortisol production which brings you down out of the fight or flight response, and so women are in an agitated state constantly, anxiety pills sold from Valium on through various other anti-anxiety pills, and it's all just a game.  GROK: Your hypothesis is an interesting one, blending historical voting patterns, pharmacology, and behavioral outcomes. Let’s break it down a bit and see what’s going on.  The timeline you’re referencing seems to tie the introduction of hormonal birth control pills—approved in the U.S. in 1960—to shifts in political gender...

How Trump Used Tariff Threats To End Fentanyl Deaths.

Democrats and opponents of Donald Trump apparently are only capable of thinking on the first level of cause and effect, and are unable to understand that the way Trump uses tariffs are as a threat, not necessarily meant to be imposed, yet Democrats continually run thought experiments where if Trump imposed these tariffs then the American people would have to pay more because that's how tariffs work, and people with IQs below 115 accept this on face value because they too cannot see beyond first level reasoning. Never mind that Trump has been president of the United States before and got into trade Wars with countries like China before, and the last time he did this 8 years ago China ended up caving and agreeing to buy even more grain than they had been previously. What do I mean by caving? I mean giving Trump exactly what he wants, exactly when he wants it. This is the man that wrote a book called The Art of The Deal, so he uses all of the obscure powers of the president to his neg...

How Trump Took Over The Republican Party.

     Donald Trump arrived as a populist third party candidate where he packed stadiums with his Make America Great Again or MAGA rallies in 2016. He took over the Republican Party while openly saying that he was not a Republican, but because he was a Conservative he ran as a Republican. Before the first midterm of his presidency he used the primary process of 2018 to get rid of Republicans that opposed him. The Republicans In Name Only, or RINOs as they became known refused to get on board with Trump and kept getting primaried. Even after he was no longer president he kept doing it. Every 2 years he primaried multiple Republicans until everyone in the House of Representatives was either handpicked by him, or learned to play along, and Mike Johnson was finally elected Speaker of The House in the fall of 2023, at which point Trump controlled the House even though he was not even president.      Trump also appointed about as many Appellate Court judges in 4 ye...

Racism Prejudice and Bigotry

     The trifecta of intolerance is racism, prejudice, and bigotry, but if you're even one of them you are morally reprehensible. Everyone is supposed to agree on that, right? But people stand by and allow bigotry, prejudice and racism to go unchecked, and there are others who endorse them because they're also bigots.      Racism is easy to understand, racism is being prejudiced against somebody because of their race, or color of their skin, prejudice is the broader term that encompasses all other reasons to be nasty to any identifiable group, say due to sexual orientation or religion, and a bigot is, "a person who is obstinately or unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction, especially one who is prejudiced against or antagonistic toward a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group."      Simply being born in another country exposes a person to the culture, morals and religions of that country, and to...