A great work soon banned?

I hope not! This book is great. I thought I knew "what to know" about Islam and its conquest of political strategies in Europe. I note that I did not know 5% of what is told and revealed in this work. The writer of great talent, both academic and former journalist, gives the reader the crucial information on the life of Muhammad, the true definition of Islam - which is a theocratic totalitarian system, not a religion - and especially modern war strategies, and creeping underground, set in motion by his soldiers to destabilize the whole of Europe, with the support of political powers "friends" that we did not expect this turn. Note that I speak well of information, not opinions: Data is continually supported by bookmarks, sources and references about each page. The most intelligent and current book on the subject. It reads, in the words of another commentator, actually like a novel. It's exciting, and it's also scary as we discover that we are at war, for about thirty years, against a power whose basic book, the Koran, authorize the use of cunning and deceit to achieve his purposes (see paragraph superbly documented on the "victimization" which then helps to justify the attack, even murder, also authorized by the Koran when it is perpetrated on a non-Muslim). Obviously, as the book reads, discouragement invades the reader discovers that everything looks damn soon as its own government, through ignorance, inertia, cowardice and electoral interests does nothing to reverse the process. But this discouragement stops dead in the last chapter, superb too, and gives possible strategies to "stop the killing". The only small negative comment: probably for the sake of being released soon, the publisher has left some small shells, minor syntax in the text. This book is about our future, of our life and survival (or not) of our civilization. For my part, I consider this book as "urgent to put in all hands" and I immediately re-order two copies to relatives.