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To: velocityguy

Europe is experiencing this problem now. Is there an anti-Islam sentiment growing in India?


15 posted on 12/04/2004 11:14:13 PM PST by REDWOOD99
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To: REDWOOD99

Yes, educated Indians are very very anti-Islam. But the only problem is the uneducated rural population is very much vulnerable to Islam and thus are getting converted.
many educated Indians do as much possible as they can to highlight via e-mailing or new paper advertisements on how much violence is caused every day by islamists.

Although, the videos of non-Muslims being killed in violent ways are gruesome, we feel it is important to show such videos to people to make them aware on what these islamic people do. While showing those videos, we even provide references in the Quran aka Koran on the passages that demand how either non-Muslims should be converted or killed or made to pay taxes to Muslims.

I think Americans have to do a lot to avoid being in the state what we in India are. Just look at kashmir or Israel or Russia or North West China, how this Islamic violence is spreading its tentacles.

Vineet


19 posted on 12/04/2004 11:21:39 PM PST by velocityguy
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To: REDWOOD99

Sorry, my English is not that great. But this is what I wanted to say -
Yes, educated Indians are very very anti-Islam. But the only problem "was" the uneducated rural population "was" very much vulnerable to Islam and thus "were" getting converted.
many educated Indians do as much possible as they can to highlight via e-mailing or new paper advertisements on how much violence is caused every day by islamists.
Vineet


22 posted on 12/04/2004 11:29:55 PM PST by velocityguy
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