Kissinger Lets the PC Mask Drop on Islam?

 Did Henry Kissinger (briefly, tentatively) channel Teddy Roosevelt?

Remarkably, Kissinger briefly drops the PC mask and says at about 7:40 to 8:00 of the audio posted (see direct audio link within this post) how, in a “deeper sense” what is threatened (now my words, by the global jihad) is the “secular” basis (Henry’s words) for “any society within the reach of Islam,”—he does not interject prophylactic rhetorical qualifiers such as “Islam-ism,” or “radical Islam,”—tacitly acknowledging a former commonsensical understanding that such words were in fact synonymous with “Islam”, but now dangerously abandoned to uphold corrosive modern PC fantasies about Islam.  

Is Kissinger, now safely out of the limelight, finally (better late than never!) tapping into the wisdom on Islam (expressed with unfettered intellectual honesty) of great American statesmen like John Quincy Adams (see here), and Theodore Roosevelt? 

Here is what Teddy Roosevelt tried to teach us in 1916,  

“The civilization of Europe, America, and Australia exists today at all only because of the victories of civilized man over the enemies of civilization…[including] those of Charles Martel in the 8^th century [over Arab jihadists] and those of John  Sobieski in the 17^th century [over Ottoman Turkish jihadists]. During the thousand years that included the careers of the Frankish soldier [Martel] and the Polish king [Sobieski], the Christians of Asia and Africa proved unable to wage successful war with the Moslem conquerors; and in consequence Christianity practically vanished from the two continents; and today nobody can find in them any ‘social values’ whatever, in the sense in which we use the words, so far as the sphere of Mohammedan influence [is]…concerned.”