Mass Insanity

Europe and North America are heading toward open civil conflicts that may last many years. Unless the ideology of the ruling class changes and people wake up to the imminent danger, these wars are inevitable.

Mass Insanity asks the question most Western institutions will not: Is Islam compatible with freedom and with Western civilization?

Theo Alistair was in New York City on September 11, 2001, studying clinical psychology. The attacks—and the reactions to them around him—drove him to spend twenty years studying the mindset of terrorists, their supporters, and how to help their victims. He traveled to Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Syria to study radical movements and understand what drives them, interviewing hundreds of extremists along the way.

Mass Insanity exposes the teachings of radical Islam, its history, and where it is heading. It examines misogyny, racism, and the treatment of children, women, and non-Muslims. 

Mass Insanity has several humorous chapters that document how the opponents of sharia used sarcasm and logic to reject several principles and punishments. It shows how al-Khwarizmi, Ibn al-Rawandi, Ibn Rushd, and many other philosophers stood up to Sharia law, rejecting centuries ago the same ideas being promoted today. It exposes how prestigious Western universities took money from radical Islamic regimes, and how jihadist movements infiltrated the West to destroy it from within.

The West is in its last days, and the future is unknown.

The first edition predicted the Israel–Hamas war and a US–Iran confrontation before either happened. This edition predicts further wars and unrest across the Middle East, and civil disorder spreading to Europe and North America.