The Trojan Horse, Or, Millions of Muslims in Our Midst

James Zumwalt sees the 4.45 million Muslims now in the U.S., or most of them, as collectively a Trojan Horse working to ensure that in our country, in Muhammad’s words, “Islam is to dominate and not to be dominated.” More on his cassandra cry can be found here: “A Greek Mythical Trojan Horse May Portend An Islamic Reality For America,” by James Zumwalt, American Thinker, August 29, 2026:

A product of Greek mythology, the Trojan War tale includes a great deception that ended it. After a ten-year siege of Troy, residents awoke to find a massive statue of a horse outside their city gates with the Greek army nowhere in sight. Assuming the horse was a gift offering to end the fighting, the Trojans brought it within their city walls, and later that night, Greek soldiers exited the statue via a trap door and opened the city gates to the rest of the waiting army.

In warfare, deception is the mother of invention—and the greatest opportunity for deception occurs when its target fails to even realize a war is in progress….

Muhammad declared in a famous hadith that “war is deception.”

Yet another harbinger of America’s Islamic future comes from Yasir Qadhi—a strong supporter of the CAIR gameplan.

Qadhi is an American Muslim scholar and theologian. But, more importantly, he is a radical Muslim who brazenly defended Iran while verbally attacking the U.S. and Israel. Calling for Islamic unity against non-Muslims, he has used a taxpayer-funded mosque in Texas—now linked to federal and state investigations—as a bloody pulpit for promoting sectarian incitement and foreign-aligned subversion. He recognizes that the Islamization of America is a long-term strategy mandating the use of demographics, mosques, and institutional infiltration (including into the FBI and CIA) to drive a national transition.

Yet, despite this, the results of a special election in California for the seat vacated by Democrat Eric Swalwell brought into Congress the first Afghan-American ever elected to the House—Muslim State Senator Aisha Wahab. While born in the U.S., her election again demonstrates tolerance for ethnic differences. But it also shows us the sword’s weak edge as Wahab is a political radical.

The victory in a special election, designed to fill the seat vacated by Eric Stallwell, of Aisha Wahab, a devout Muslim who celebrated her voters “seeing through the lies spread by AIPAC,” detests the Infidel West, and wants talks with the Taliban, is a result of ignorance on the part of the electorate, that simply fails to comprehend the full malignity of Islam.

Up and down the land, Muslims are making inroads, convincing many that any criticism of them, no matter how warranted, is merely that impermissible thing, “Islamophobia.” They have been fielding more than 600 candidates for political office at every level — local, state, and federal. The number of Muslims in the House is likely to triple after November’s election. Abdul el-Sayed may become the first Muslim Senator.

Muslims are also suddenly much more visible in the media, especially as journalists working for National Public Radio, who include reporters covering the Middle East, Hadeel Al-Shalchi, and Aya Batrawy, while Leila Fadel hosts Morning Edition. A single Jewish reporter, Daniel Estrin, reports from Israel for NPR; his view is distinctly left-wing and critical of Israel (and especially of “the settlers in the Occupied West Bank”). In addition, NPR has as a correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin, and as a digital presenter Dena Takruri.

Among other Muslim television and print journalists are Fareed Zakaria, who has his own show on CNN, Fareed Zakaria GPS, political commentator and defender of Islam Mehdi Hasan who, after being fired by NBC, in 2024 founded and launched Zeteo, an independent digital media company and Substack publication, where he serves as CEO and editor-in-chief. He also currently writes as a regular political columnist for the Guardian US. And there are dozens more of these Muslim journalists spreading their poison. Qatar-owned Al Jazeera has become a major media presence in America, as it has everywhere in the world. It is specially powerful on the internet, where its stories about the Middle East always come up first in internet searches.

The Muslim Trojan Horse in America turns out, on close inspection, to be “many steeds of war” — as called for in Qur’an 8:60. A whole stable-full, in fact.

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