Mike CernovichVerified account

I think it’s because it’s complicated—it’s a far easier story to undertake and tell to say “oh it’s all the same” and to not process events occurring in real time.

It’s also because people have been so (unfairly) maligned for making even the slightest critique of things in the Islamic world. Their positions harden, and they retreat into a bubble that actually prevents good analysis.

What I think is fascinating is, the narrative that’s featured in Blood Money is *not* the bullshit, PC “religion of peace” nonsense—it’s far beyond that—and it’s also not demonizing the Islamic world, either.

It’s the first really mature (and true!) narrative that doesn’t both pull the wool over the eyes of the west or lead to a zero-sum civilizational conflict. So of course it’s ignored at first—but it’s early days. I have no doubt within a few years, it’ll be a commonplace idea.