Is David J. Jonsson correct on his warning of he vision of the Islamists?

Question

David J. Jonsson is the author of Clash of Ideologies —The Making of the Christian and Islamic Worlds, Xulon Press 2005. His new book: Islamic Economics and the Final Jihad: The Muslim Brotherhood to the Leftist/Marxist - Islamist Alliance (Salem Communications (May 30, 2006). He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in physics. He worked for major corporations in the United States and Japan and with multilateral agencies that brought him to more that fifteen countries with significant or majority populations who are Muslim. These exposures provided insight into the basic tenants of Islam as a political, economic and religious system. He became proficient in Islamic law (Shariah) through contract negotiation and personal encounter

http://www.salemthesoldier.us/jonsson_shariah_economics.html#_What_is_the

Answer 1

Having read much of his work - which does provide a lot of good insights into Islamic thinking - I do not think he is totally correct. It seems to me that he makes an assumption that Islam is a monolithic ideological construct when Islam has many diverse strains of thought.

For most of the Muslims I have spoken to Marxist thinking is anathema.

To a great extent I think Jonsson's thinking has more to do with internal American politics than with Islam. That may sound a bit dialectical and contradictory but it is only my own personal thought.

Thanks for the link, by the way. It's interesting.

Answer 2

I believe the man is correct. I have only briefly looked at the website but I agree with most of what hesays.Islam is very organised and a great threat to life as we know it..