No Go Zones: How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You Hardcover – August 14, 2017

"This book took me across the Western world. It led me to people I should have no business meeting. I, a West London boy who studied politics at the University of Westminister, arguably should not be the one telling these stories from the United States, or Belgium, or France, or Swedon. But the failure of the mainstream media to produce real reporting on No Go Zones has left me with no other choice but to bring this topic to light." -- page 235Did you know that while Saudi Arabia has consistently refused to welcome Syrian refugees into their own country while at the same time they have pledged to build 200 mosques in Germany? Were you aware that since 2012 radical Islamic terrorists have slaughtered more than 270 people on French soil? Have you heard that since 2001 more than 500 churches have closed in the city of London and that there are now more than 420 mosques in the city? And are you concerned that 18% of young British Muslims admit they would not report details of a planned terror attack to police? Clearly there is something sinister afoot in Europe and unless we shift gears forthwith here in America the same sort of egregious problems will be coming to a town near you. The Brexit vote and other recent polling data would seem to indicate that the people of Europe are finally waking up to the fact that their very way of life is now in jeopardy. Unfortunately, far too many of their leaders are choosing to remain blind.As editor-in-chief of Breitbart London, Raheem Kassam has been aggressively and courageously covering these and a whole host of other troubling stories regarding the march of radical Islam through Europe and now to the shores of America. For those who dare to come face-to-face with the truth he has cobbled together his experiences in an amazing new book “No Go Zones: How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You”. For those who are followers of the Breitbart brand much of what Raheem has to say will come as no surprise. We have been reading and listening to his incisive reporting on these matters for the past couple of years. Clearly this was not the author's intended audience. Rather, it is the large segment of the population that either has not been paying attention or have had their heads buried in the sand. Kassam firmly believes that Europe is rapidly approaching a tipping point from which they cannot recover. He worries that America is on a similar trajectory.As I indicated earlier Raheem Kassam has thrown caution to the wind and put his very well-being on the line to write this book. I believe that it is incumbent upon conservatives to get up-to-speed on these very important issues and to actively engage friends family and co-workers. After all, if we are not willing to do this then who will? There will never be a fair and balanced discussion of these issues on CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC or anywhere else in the mainstream media. I found “No Go Zones” How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You” to be an exceptionally thoughtful and very well-written book. I certainly learned an awful lot. Very highly recommended!

Concisely written and chock-full of information, Raheem Kassam's 'No Go Zones' provides a detailed overview of the problems of Islamified cities in Europe and in the USA. Unlike the few Mohammeds who gave this book a 1-star rating, I actually read it. There is nothing in it that is inflammatory or exaggerated. To the contrary, Kassam makes sure his readers know that he is reporting about this not to scare people, but to inform people. It shocked me to read just how backwards these Islamified neighborhoods are, especially in Europe. This is a very timely book, especially given the recent jihads in London, Paris, Brussels, Stockholm, Berlin, Nice, Hamburg, Barcelona, and Manchester. The common root is ISLAM and Kassam goes into detail on how these communities are able to function successfully in liberal Europe.Readers - if you want to know more about the 'no-go zones' you heard on TV, read this book. It will open your eyes (or put a burka over them depending on your gender)! And, if you're interested in traveling to London or Paris - it might already be too late.

Experienced no go Zones in Amsterdam, England, Israel and agree that we were unwelcome intruders in areas of our own country.Well researched, fearless, accurate account.

I expected something more along a alt-right screed demeaning Islam and Muslims. Instead what I found was a fairly well written examination of the problems where populations either choose to not integrate or are not forced to integrate.Based on the research presented in this book the choice to not integrate into a host country’s culture at least partially (and in particular for immigrants to America) is a fairly new phenomena and the author points to the dangers in allowing this especially considering the cultural compatibility problems contained within some strains of Islam.The author rarely insults Islam nor is there malice when he discusses the religion, it is very factual and researched which is refreshing. However, the conclusions end up being disappointing as it does show the side of the religion which will not likely allow meshing with Western Ideals and will continue to result in the violence and other friction which cause the No-Go zones in the title and without changes, some suggestions in the closing of the book the reader is left with dire predictions and little hope any of the more moderate strains of Islam will overcome the radical to wipe away the No-Go Zones without intervention.

I bought this book for a couple of reasons. I am writing my fourth book titled, "Politics, Power, and Pandemonium" about the possible takeover of the USA by radical Muslims. I wanted to see what Raheem Kassam had to say about the situation and he did not disappoint me. I loved the book and got a lot of information from it. I especially liked the way he broke down the chapters into locations in Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States. It is well written and the writer, even though he is a Muslim himself, applies his own common sense opinions to the situations. For anyone that wants an excellent look into the so-called Muslim refugee influx into the named countries, I recommend this book. It is an educational read and also enjoyable and awesome in its knowledge and warnings. We probably need more books like this one to inform us as to what is really happening in the named countries, especially our own. The author really tells it like it is and interjects his own opinions into the prose.