Reflections on the Revolution in Europe : Immigration, Islam, and the West

from gayla.bassham

I have read one chapter of this book. I am not finishing it because as best I can tell, it continues to be an obnoxious, stomach-turning screed against not just Islam, but diversity in general, and I have better things to do with my time.

from Miro

This reviewer has spent the last 30 years living in one of the prime destination countries of Arab Moslem immigration (Spain) and also one of their prime destination areas within that country (the Levante), so it's interesting to compare what's happening here with the account in Caldwell's book. ...

from DanielMaddison

A detailed, painstaking and painful review of how the massive islamic immigration to Europe over the past half century has challenged and successfuly subverted traditional western values of freedom of speech, gender equality and rule of law. The book, at 349 pages, often fails to adequately cover...