Egypt: The Caliphate's a'comin'

America has everything to fear with the fall of Mubarak. With the old dictator removed, a vacuum will be left gapingly open for those who want to seize the opportunity to rule.

Islamic extremists and Marxists will overcome the demands for democracy and lay claim to Egypt. Soon a domino effect will remove governments across the globe and from the ashes will arise a new Islamic caliphate.

Rising to assume the mantle of caliph and throne of the new world order is none other than notorious socialist, suspected Muslim and anti-Christ candidate, Barack Hussein Obama.

The caliphate will oppress the populations of the entire Middle Eastern world and subjugate free countries like Spain, France and the United Kingdom. The entire world will be enslaved under strict Islamic law and the rule of the caliph.

Hence, he shall rule for a thousand years with an Islamic iron fist.

Just remember: He said he’d bring change.

— Steve Mech

“The big picture is that (Islamic radicals) want to take over the whole world — certainly the whole Islamic world, an Islamic caliphate, a kingdom,” Joel Rosenberg said on Friday’s edition of Glenn Beck.

Beck chalked x’s onto a map of the Middle East as Rosenberg gave more convincing evidence of radicals re-establishing a caliphate. Rosenberg lists Jerusalem, Mecca and Medina as hotspots that radicals want to take over, calling it “the motherload, the crown and the jewels.”

His fast-paced interpretation of the future could be summed up best with his own words: “Egypt is the epicenter of Arab intellectualism ethnically and Sunni Islam spiritually. These are the Twin Towers — one went down 32 years ago and the other is in danger of toppling by radicalism right now ...” Soon, Saudi Arabia and Israel will be surrounded.

The idea that the caliphate will return is muddled with a breathless and overwhelmed Beck, but ultimately, Rosenberg is confident that Israel would survive if such a future happened. “Israel is the strongest military power in the region ... and it has God and the Bible on its side, so that’s a good thing,” he said. 

Well, there you have it.

—Aysia Matz