U.S. Cardinal Says Opposing Large Scale Islamic Immigration Is Patriotic

"You don't have to be a rocket scientist to see what's happened".
Paul Joseph Watson
Summit News
May. 27, 2019

U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke says that resisting large-scale immigration from Muslim countries "is the responsible exercise of one's patriotism."

The remarks were made at the Roman Life Forum earlier this month.

Burke said that Islam "by its definition believes itself to be destined to rule the world" and that many Muslims move to European countries because they are "opportunists".

The Cardinal was asked "Should a politician who opposes large-scale Muslim immigration be refused a papal blessing?"

Burke replied, "I think the fundamental question here is [whether] someone who resists large-scale Muslim immigration [is] committing an immoral act and therefore should be, let's say, denied Holy Communion or in some way recognized as a public sinner?"

"To resist large-scale Muslim immigration, in my judgment, is to be responsible in the sense of making sure that those who are immigrating to the country – remember that the definition of the Church's teaching is that the individuals are not able to find a way of living in their own country and this is not true of immigrants who come who are opportunists, and in particular in the case of Islam, which by its definition believes itself to be destined to rule the world — coming in large numbers to countries," said Burke, adding, "You don't have to be a rocket scientist to see what's happened."

Pointing to the existence of Islamic no-go zones where "Muslim immigrants have set up their own legal order," Burke said opposing the spread of this is patriotic.

"And so, to be opposed to wholesale, or large-scale Muslim immigration is, in fact, as far as I'm concerned, the responsible exercise of one's patriotism in the sense that we — yes, people are true refugees who can't live in their own country we must receive them and help them in every way. But this is not the case when you have simply a large-scale immigration," he said.

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