Frontlines TPUSA released the second edition of the first episode of its documentary “THE ISLAMIZATION OF THE WEST: REMEMBRANCE AND BETRAYAL,” covering a variety of topics concerning the effect of Islamization in the West, featuring Frontlines Investigative Reporter Vicky Richter.

According to Frontlines, the second part of the episode examined “how activist spaces, including movements such as ‘Queers for Palestine,’ have become unexpected entry points for illiberal political agendas.”

Frontlines also noted that the documentary “is not an attack on individuals or faith. It is an investigation into power, ideology, and strategy, and how criticism is increasingly silenced rather than confronted.”

Richter interviewed businessman and activist Patrick Byrne, who is familiar with the subject of Islamization. She asked him if Islamophobia is actually a threat or just an idea.

“Even the word Islamophobia is a word to protect terrorists,” he answered.

The treatment of homosexuality, legally, in Islamic states was also discussed, in light of many advocates of Islamic countries also being in favor of LGBTQ rights, even though an LGBTQ lifestyle could possibly get someone executed according to the laws upheld in such countries. 

Sana Ebrihimi, a former Muslim and Iranian activist, discussed the difference between Muslimophobia and Islamophobia. Islam is a religion, an ideology that people should be allowed to talk about and criticize freely, she said.

Ebrihimi also discussed the watering down of the Quran’s language toward non-Muslims like polytheists–which states that they should be killed–in English versions of the book. 

Journalist Lara Logan was also interviewed by Richter, discussing how the conventional view of Islam is being used to mask “a more sinister operation.” 

Islamists, Logan continued, have been utilizing a strategy known as unrestricted warfare, which aims to conquer a country without the use of any weapons. This strategy was “formalized publicly by two Chinese colonels in 1999,” Logan noted. Unrestricted warfare applies not only to Marxists and Communists, but also to Islamists, she said.

The episode concluded with a discussion on the connection between Islamization and rape, which was described by Patrick Byrne as a method of control used by Islamists in Europe to render native citizens submissive. Recent statistics record over 70,000 rapes committed in London.

“Europe is so out of touch with its most basic principles,” Byrne stated, warning that New York City could become like London with the recent election of Mayor Zohran Mamdani.