six and ten young Muslims in France prefer Sharia law.

Six in ten.

Young ones who have never experienced it, by the way.

Yeah, young ones who've never experienced it.

So a major survey of Islamic community in France has found its younger generation of Muslims

is far more radical than their predecessors in terms of preferring Sharia law

and supporting Islamist organizations like Muslim Brotherhood,

the Institute, Francoine, the Opinion, Public, a leading research, political polling firm, released this week.

Its annual survey of attitudes amongst Muslims and France, which had conducted every year since 1989,

according to the pollster, Muslims ages

15 to 24, are more likely to buy by the hardline interpretations of the Korana support radical

groups than their elders, and indeed more than the same age cohort, 36 years ago, IFO

characterized as finding as worrying and said that they undermine conventional narrative of

secularization supposedly underway among French Muslims with the result exceeding the most

pessimistic estimates. Scott. So you've had the demonization of Judeo-Christian society

driving people in this direction.

Simultaneously, you've had the demonization of capitalism, driving people to this in May,

UGov, Survey of Americans, aged 18 to 29, 62% said they hold a favorable view of socialism.

So you have rising sentiments about Islamic culture.

You have rising sentiments about socialism,

and you have declining sentiments about Western civilization,

and you have declining sentiments about capitalism.

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