I can't tell you how many times I've been accused of being a "homophobe" or a "transphobe" online because I object to the radical agenda of the alphabet soup mafia. The funniest, but not in a laughing sort of way, were the people who wished that one of my boys would turn out to be gay, as if that were a curse.
And here I thought it was okay to be gay.
But I digress.
I really don't care what you do in the privacy of your own home, or who you love. I do care when you stick it in my face, demand fully-intact men can get naked in my locker rooms (or do even worse), or play sports against women and girls when they have a clear physical advantage against them.
What I've never wanted is for harm to come to the gay community. So despite being a supposed homophobic, Christo-fascist Nazi, I have far more tolerance for them than they believe. I can't say the same for the Islamists who are invading both Europe and parts of America.
Over the weekend, another Islamist drove his car into the Berlin Pride event, killing one and injuring 29 more. Authorities later identified the man as 21-year-old Abdul Ballout, who was killed when he rushed police with a "stabbing weapon." Ballout had ties to Islamic terrorist groups and was released from prison earlier this year after trying to join an Islamic terror group. He was then ordered to go to "deradicalization training."
That worked so well.
Anyway, I think the people that really need some deradicalization training are the organizers of Berlin Pride, who don't want anyone to politicize this attack.
Organizers of the Berlin Pride that was targeted in a deadly attack by a Muslim Arab man read off a speech saying that the Islamic terror incident shouldn’t be politicised.
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) July 26, 2026
The problem is with cowards like this.
They want to stand in the way of those who seek to address…
"We are distraught about what happened yesterday," said the organizer via translator. "Our thoughts are with the victims, their loved ones, and everyone who has been affected by this terrible event."
"We are trying to offer emotional support, psychological support. This is needed for our team as well," he continued, "I'm grateful to my team. Thank you. We are grateful to all people who assisted, all first responders, our mayor ... the quick, professional response was decisive in this context. We are also grateful to the fire brigade ... all authorities who have been involved in this collaboration."
"The CSD organization in Berlin stands for solidarity, respect, coexistence; a city open to the world was on the street yesterday. What we need now, we believe, is to take a measured approach to support everyone affected. We will not get involved with any speculation. We will wait for the result of the police investigation. Our basic approach has not changed. We reject all forms of violence, ideologies, be they religious or other extremists, trying to oppress people. We don't want this to be instrumentalized for political ends," he said.
There is exactly one ideology that is violent and extremist, and that is Islam. And I hate to break it to Berlin Pride and any other gay-rights group out there, but this is political, whether or not you want it to be. Because Islam isn't a religion, it's a sociopolitical movement and a theocracy.
A lot of this is self-inflicted. You voted for politicians who imported millions of Islamists from various nations where being gay is punishable by imprisonment, at best, or castration and death at worst. Their attitudes will not change, no matter how much you try to appease them.
Just a couple of weeks ago, a gay cruise was prohibited from docking in both Turkey and Egypt because those Islamic nations objected to it being, well, a gay cruise. As I've mentioned before, Egypt will not let anyone with a non-binary gender marker on their passport into the country.
And the politicians you support know this. Melissa Chaudhry, who is running for the 9th Congressional District in Washington, admitted as much the other day when she explained to her LGBTQ+ supporters that her webpage omitted her platform for them because it would alienate Muslim voters. Somehow, Chaudhry had the audacity to insist gay rights are "safe with her," but if she can't even put words on a webpage, lest it anger the Islamists in her district, I have to ask: how can she vote to protect their rights?
She can't. It's that simple. Based on sheer demographics, the number of Islamists will outstrip the number of gays and the threat of terrorism will always mean the politicians bend the knee to Muslims, sacrificing women, gays, and anyone else who might offend the followers of Mohammed. And if they don't outright threaten these events, the risk of terrorism—and the associated costs that come with securing public events against terrorism—will mean that such events simply don't happen anymore.
Last year, I wrote about how the European gay community is shifting to the right, because some of them realize the threat Islamism poses to them, their lives, and their rights. This includes throwing their support behind UK's Reform Party, as well as the Alternative for Germany (AfD). That's called self-preservation, and Berlin Pride should probably realize that, and soon.
