<![CDATA[Infidels]]>The podcast in support of Infidel Awareness Month.

Remember the victims. Understand the ideology. Recognize the pattern.

An annual commemoration to raise awareness among infidels to the clear and present dangers of Supremacist Islam.

A 27-day global campaign exposing the process behind Islamic supremacism; from the ideology and propaganda to the institutions that enable it, the warnings ignored, and the victims left behind.

New films, interviews, testimony and research released daily.

]]>https://infidelawareness.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 18 Sep 2026 05:10:21 GMTWed, 09 Sep 2026 10:28:35 GMT60Infidel Awareness<p>The podcast in support of Infidel Awareness Month.<br /><br />Remember the victims. Understand the ideology. Recognize the pattern.</p><p></p><p>An annual commemoration to raise awareness among infidels to the clear and present dangers of Supremacist Islam.</p><p></p><p>A 27-day global campaign exposing the process behind Islamic supremacism; from the ideology and propaganda to the institutions that enable it, the warnings ignored, and the victims left behind.</p><p></p><p>New films, interviews, testimony and research released daily.</p>episodicInfidel Awarenessinfidelawareness@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Islamophobia Silences Debate]]>The conversation between Prof Richard Landes and Dr Andy Bostom delves into the concept of Islamophobia as a tool used to suppress criticism of Islam and the importation of anti-Semitic attitudes into Western societies. It explores the power of the Islamophobia accusation and its impact on public discourse, as well as the prevalence of extreme antisemitism in Muslim societies and its influence on Western populations. The conversation methodically explores the reluctance to discuss Islam's historical record of hostility, the impact of Islamic institutions on the persecution of Christians and Jews, and the role of Western intellectuals in dealing with Islamic supremacism. It delves into the clash of civilizations, the concept of supremacist Islam, and the need for Muslims to acknowledge the historical doctrine of jihad. The discussion highlights the battle of open society and dispute, as well as the impact of Al Azhar University's influence.

Takeaways

  • Islamophobia as a Tool
  • Importation of Anti-Semitic Attitudes Islam's historical record of hostility to outsiders
  • The reluctance to discuss the fundamental problems with violence in Islam
  • The impact of Islamic institutions on the persecution of Christians and Jews
  • The need for Muslims to acknowledge the historical doctrine of jihad
  • The role of Western intellectuals in dealing with Islamic supremacism

Chapters

  • 00:00 Understanding Islamophobia
  • 06:48 The Power of Islamophobia
  • 18:53 Importation of Anti-Semitic Attitudes
  • 30:12 Reluctance to Discuss Islam's Historical Record
  • 31:06 Sam Huntington's Clash of Civilizations
  • 34:05 Supremacist Islam and Neighborly Muslims
  • 36:18 Institutional Islam and Persecution of Christians
  • 37:18 Al Azhar University's Influence
  • 38:13 The Impact of Islamic Institutions
  • 44:47 The Battle of Open Society and Dispute
  • 01:05:20 The Role of Western Intellectuals
]]>40f6e054-589c-42c0-8378-5921cdae320aThu, 17 Sep 2026 08:25:12 GMT<p>The conversation between Prof Richard Landes and Dr Andy Bostom delves into the concept of Islamophobia as a tool used to suppress criticism of Islam and the importation of anti-Semitic attitudes into Western societies. It explores the power of the Islamophobia accusation and its impact on public discourse, as well as the prevalence of extreme antisemitism in Muslim societies and its influence on Western populations. The conversation methodically explores the reluctance to discuss Islam's historical record of hostility, the impact of Islamic institutions on the persecution of Christians and Jews, and the role of Western intellectuals in dealing with Islamic supremacism. It delves into the clash of civilizations, the concept of supremacist Islam, and the need for Muslims to acknowledge the historical doctrine of jihad. The discussion highlights the battle of open society and dispute, as well as the impact of Al Azhar University's influence.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Islamophobia as a Tool</li><li>Importation of Anti-Semitic Attitudes Islam's historical record of hostility to outsiders</li><li>The reluctance to discuss the fundamental problems with violence in Islam</li><li>The impact of Islamic institutions on the persecution of Christians and Jews</li><li>The need for Muslims to acknowledge the historical doctrine of jihad</li><li>The role of Western intellectuals in dealing with Islamic supremacism</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Understanding Islamophobia</li><li>06:48 The Power of Islamophobia</li><li>18:53 Importation of Anti-Semitic Attitudes</li><li>30:12 Reluctance to Discuss Islam's Historical Record</li><li>31:06 Sam Huntington's Clash of Civilizations</li><li>34:05 Supremacist Islam and Neighborly Muslims</li><li>36:18 Institutional Islam and Persecution of Christians</li><li>37:18 Al Azhar University's Influence</li><li>38:13 The Impact of Islamic Institutions</li><li>44:47 The Battle of Open Society and Dispute</li><li>01:05:20 The Role of Western Intellectuals</li></ul>no01:07:4512Islamophobia Silences Debatefull<![CDATA[Self-loathing Westerners celebrate 9-11]]>The podcast 'Infidels' features a discussion on the rise of oikophobia and its convergence with Islamic movements in the US.

This first episode is hosted by Juliana Taimoorazy and features Benedict Beckeld and Prof Richard Landes in conversation.

The conversation delves into the aftermath of 9/11, the celebration of the attack, and the emergence of self-hate within Western civilization. It also explores the influence of Marxist ideology and the Frankfurt School on the development of oikophobia, as well as the role of apocalyptic expectations in shaping societal attitudes. The conversation delves into the concept of aggressive naivete and the impact of supremacist Islam on Western civilization. It also explores the genesis of Islamophobia and the need for reformation from within. The discussion concludes with a focus on the importance of awareness and action to safeguard Western civilization.

Takeaways

  • Oikophobia, a form of self-hate within Western civilization, has been influenced by Marxist ideology, the Frankfurt School, and apocalyptic expectations.
  • The convergence of Islamic movements with oikophobia has led to a marriage of pre-modern sadism and postmodern masochism, creating a Red-Green Alliance.
  • The celebration of 9/11 by certain groups reflects a deep-seated animosity towards Western civilization and a desire for its downfall. Aggressive Naivete
  • Supremacist Islam
  • Islamophobia
  • Reformation from Within
  • Safeguarding Western Civilization

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction to 'Infidels' Podcast
  • 01:14 The Rise of Oikophobia
  • 04:16 Aftermath of 9/11 and Celebration of the Attack
  • 06:02 The Influence of Marxist Ideology and the Frankfurt School
  • 19:19 Convergence of Islamic Movements with Oikophobia
  • 25:22 Apocalyptic Expectations and Societal Attitudes
  • 34:01 Aggressive Naivete and Supremacist Islam
  • 36:59 The Impact of Supremacist Islam
  • 39:16 The Genesis of Islamophobia
  • 39:48 Reformation from Within
  • 01:01:45 Safeguarding Western Civilization
]]>899f7bd5-5d69-4d44-b85b-d8bb5fe99563Fri, 11 Sep 2026 10:44:17 GMT<p>The podcast 'Infidels' features a discussion on the rise of oikophobia and its convergence with Islamic movements in the US.</p><p></p><p>This first episode is hosted by Juliana Taimoorazy and features Benedict Beckeld and Prof Richard Landes in conversation.</p><p></p><p>The conversation delves into the aftermath of 9/11, the celebration of the attack, and the emergence of self-hate within Western civilization. It also explores the influence of Marxist ideology and the Frankfurt School on the development of oikophobia, as well as the role of apocalyptic expectations in shaping societal attitudes. The conversation delves into the concept of aggressive naivete and the impact of supremacist Islam on Western civilization. It also explores the genesis of Islamophobia and the need for reformation from within. The discussion concludes with a focus on the importance of awareness and action to safeguard Western civilization.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Oikophobia, a form of self-hate within Western civilization, has been influenced by Marxist ideology, the Frankfurt School, and apocalyptic expectations.</li><li>The convergence of Islamic movements with oikophobia has led to a marriage of pre-modern sadism and postmodern masochism, creating a Red-Green Alliance.</li><li>The celebration of 9/11 by certain groups reflects a deep-seated animosity towards Western civilization and a desire for its downfall. Aggressive Naivete</li><li>Supremacist Islam</li><li>Islamophobia</li><li>Reformation from Within</li><li>Safeguarding Western Civilization</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction to 'Infidels' Podcast</li><li>01:14 The Rise of Oikophobia</li><li>04:16 Aftermath of 9/11 and Celebration of the Attack</li><li>06:02 The Influence of Marxist Ideology and the Frankfurt School</li><li>19:19 Convergence of Islamic Movements with Oikophobia</li><li>25:22 Apocalyptic Expectations and Societal Attitudes</li><li>34:01 Aggressive Naivete and Supremacist Islam</li><li>36:59 The Impact of Supremacist Islam</li><li>39:16 The Genesis of Islamophobia</li><li>39:48 Reformation from Within</li><li>01:01:45 Safeguarding Western Civilization</li></ul>no01:08:4211Self-loathing Westerners celebrate 9-11full