Essays to the Contrary

The Titanic Muslim Dilemma: Islamic Science, Pedagogues, Reactionaries and Enemies by Dr. Omar

Omar Zaid

Dec 25, 2011

14 Apr 2013 The cause of Islam’s decline is ironic because similar attitudes once enveloped Christianity in the Darkness from which Muslims rescued it. “Investigation of natural phenomena is superfluous and beyond the human mind, and the learning and study of these matters are impious and false.” – Eusebius, c. 340 AD Church Historian “Let…

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AS I SEE IT — by dr omar — The Realities Confronting Islamization Policies and Pundits

Omar Zaid

Dec 25, 2011

In answer to awesome social problems the Gnostic German Philosopher, Rudolph Steiner, used the term ‘Spiritual Science’ to describe his magnificent foray into metaphysics.[i] He reestablished Gnostic Christianity and the Cosmic Christ as a global panacea called Anthroposophy. According to him, Christ returned to the ’Astral dimension in 1933 to oppose Hitler’s mob, et alia. He…

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AS I SEE IT — by dr omar — On Muslim Mimicry & the Humiliation of Women

Omar Zaid

Dec 24, 2011

The result may not much resemble the Western ideal of secular humanism, Cultural Context of Development but it is a modern, self-conscious reworking of tradition, and not tradition as spontaneously lived before colonization. Gary S. Gregg, Foreword by David Matsumoto; The Middle East, A Cultural Psychology, 36. Muslims made more than significant contributions to the hard sciences…

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THE WAY I SEE IT — by dr omar — Illumination & Perrenialism; Why Muslims Neglect the Sword of Hisbah (Justice)

Omar Zaid

Dec 24, 2011

Beginning with Boy and Girl Scouts iconography, the ismology of the New World Order is integrated with that of an ancient Arcadian (Greco-Roman) hedonism with fraternities and sororities that infuse their entire educational system. All of this is modeled on the Freemasonic system of priviledge spawned from Jesuit intrigue[i] via Kabalist cum Rosicrucian imginaires in the…

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