This independent archive documents his public posts and reposts about Muslims, Islam and Somali immigrants, with quotations, screenshots and archived source links.
Zak Asplin reposted a Geert Wilders caption about requesting an image from Grok. The accompanying image depicts two bearded men in turbans kissing, with rainbow-colored clothing. Wilders’s caption compares Grok and ChatGPT and uses the term “dhimmitude.”
Zak Asplin shared a Tommy Robinson post about Somalis in Britain and warned that Somali “New Mainers” might treat America similarly. The embedded image alters Jake Clark’s “Two Buttons” comic. It retains the red shirt, white glove, cloth, and forehead-wiping pose, but replaces the original light-skinned man’s anxious face with an anti-Black caricature: an enormously enlarged forehead, hollow cheeks, half-closed eyes ringed by dark shadows, an elongated nose, exaggerated protruding lips, and two prominent yellow front teeth. The buttons read “Learning” and “Learing.” The latter echoes the misspelled sign at Quality Learning Center, a Minneapolis childcare center highlighted in Nick Shirley’s December 2025 video alleging fraud at Somali-run childcare facilities. That reference places the image in a controversy over childcare services and funding for children and families. The edit combines ridicule of the center’s sign with a demeaning portrayal of Somali intelligence, then carries that racial generalization into Asplin’s warning about Somali immigrants in Maine. Its distorted Black facial features and intellectual ridicule echo minstrel caricature.
“’No more Muslims, we're done’ should be our motto in 2026.”@zakasplin (Zak Asplin-Mounter)
Zak Asplin turns the exclusion of Muslims into a proposed slogan for 2026. The demand singles out an entire religious group as unwanted.
“Yes. I want every Muslim out of my country. Yes. I hate Islam. Yes. I don't want you here.”@zakasplin (Zak Asplin-Mounter)
Zak Asplin explicitly calls for every Muslim to leave his country and declares his hatred of Islam. The wording rejects people collectively because they are Muslim.
“Islamophobia is not an irrational fear or a prejudice.”@zakasplin (Zak Asplin-Mounter)
Zak Asplin denies that Islamophobia is irrational or prejudiced, presenting hostility toward Islam as justified. Read alongside his calls to exclude every Muslim, the statement rationalizes the anti-Muslim exclusion expressed elsewhere in this archive.
“It’s clear Islam, and its associated cultures, cannot successfully assimilate into the US or much of Europe.”@zakasplin (Zak Asplin-Mounter)
Zak Asplin portrays Islam and its associated cultures as categorically unable to assimilate into the United States or much of Europe. The sweeping claim treats diverse cultures as a single incompatible bloc and offers no supporting evidence in the quoted text.
