Defying the 'Religion of Peace' Hit List: Robert Spencer's Unwavering Stand Against Islamic Supremacists (Video)

In a powerful and candid news article, renowned author and Islamic expert Robert Spencer has shed light on the relentless threats he faces from Islamic supremacists who seek to harm and silence him. Spencer’s article, published recently, details his shocking experiences, including death threats and graphic depictions of violence against him.

The most recent threat to Spencer’s life arrived via social media, specifically Twitter. In the ominous message, the user behind the account “Bhaie Asad” posted a video featuring men shouting “Allahu akbar,” the Islamic war cry, as they burned images of Dutch politician Geert Wilders and Spencer himself. Accompanying the video was a chilling message: “2 dogs. I kill you in shaa ALLAH,” indicating the intent to harm Spencer. While the “Bhaie Asad” account has been suspended, Spencer notes that such threats often resurface, illustrating the persistence of these individuals.

Spencer has long been a target of Islamic supremacists, particularly a group of Muslims based in Pakistan. These individuals have produced videos and gifs depicting Spencer being tortured or killed as a form of “keyboard jihad.” One video, for instance, featured a man firing a gun point-blank at an image of Spencer and Wilders but failing to knock it down. The persistence of these threats has not deterred Spencer, who has responded with humor and resilience.

Before becoming the focus of these Pakistani Muslims, Spencer had already been on the radar of various jihadis. After 9/11, he discovered on a pro-jihad website that he was reportedly on al-Qaeda’s hit list. Muslims have issued disturbing prayers for death and torture to befall him. Spencer’s publisher at the time even found one such prayer so ironic that it was featured on two of his book covers.

Spencer’s commitment to free speech and his critique of Islam have made him a target for Islamic supremacists. His book “The Critical Qur’an,” which offers a clear translation of the Islamic holy book and commentary from mainstream Islamic sources, has mainly incited the wrath of individuals like “Bhaie Asad.” However, Spencer remains steadfast in his mission to analyze and discuss critical Islam-related issues.

The author’s reflections on the threats he faces come against the backdrop of a changing political landscape in the West. Spencer highlights that as the left pushes forward with its agenda, more individuals will recognize the need to take risks to defend cherished freedoms. Regrettably, they might discover themselves lacking crucial support from law enforcement agencies such as the FBI, which, at times, seem to prioritize less critical matters rather than addressing genuine and imminent threats.

Spencer concludes by emphasizing the stark choice facing Americans: submit to oppression or stand for freedom, even when it comes with risks. He underscores the importance of self-education in an era of misinformation and disinformation, urging individuals to make informed decisions as they navigate these challenging times.

Robert Spencer’s article serves as a stark reminder of the threats faced by those who dare to speak out against the threat of Islamic supremacists and for freedom of expression. It calls on all individuals to consider the sacrifices required to defend fundamental rights and liberties.

Read Robert Spencer’s full article here