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To: kingattax

Those who know Islamic history, as described in books such as The Truth About Muhammad by Robert Spencer or The Legacy of Jihad by Dr. Andrew G. Bostom, know that looting and stealing the property of non-Muslims has been part and parcel of Jihad from the very beginning. In fact, so much of the behavior of Muhammad and early Muslims could be deemed criminal that it is difficult to know where crime ends and Jihad begins. In the city of Oslo, it is documented that some of the criminal gangs also have close ties to Jihadist groups at home and abroad. As Dutch Arabist Hans Jansen points out, the Koran is seen by some Muslims as a God-given “hunting licence,” granting them the right to assault and even murder non-Muslims. It is hardly accidental that while Muslims make up a minority of the population in France, they make up an estimated seventy percent of French prison inmates.

Why would anybody in their right mind want to import Islam, the most destructive force on the planet? Are EU leaders naïve? I don’t think so, at least not all of them. You cannot maintain political power in the long run if you are totally naive.
We are told to treat cultural and historical identities as fashion accessories, shirts we can wear and change at will. The Multicultural society is “colorful,” an adjective normally attached to furniture or curtains. Cultures are window decorations of little or no consequence, and one might as well have one as the other. In fact, it is good to change it every now and then. Don’t you get tired of that old sofa sometimes? What about exchanging it for the new sharia model? Sure, it’s slightly less comfortable than the old one, but it’s very much in vogue these days and sets you apart from the neighbors, at least until they get one, too. Do you want a sample of the latest Calvin Klein perfume to go with that sharia?

I have heard individuals state point blank that even if Muslims become the majority in our countries in the future, this doesn’t matter because all people are equal and all cultures are just a mix of everything else, anyway. And since religions are just fairy-tales, replacing one fairy-tale with another one won’t make a big difference. All religions basically say that the same things in different ways. However, not one of them would ever dream of saying that all political ideologies “basically mean the same thing.” They simply don’t view religious or cultural ideas as significant, and thus won’t spend time on studying the largely unimportant details of each specific creed.

The EU is gradually reducing the indigenous people of an entire continent to the likely future status of second-rate citizen in their own countries. It is quite possibly the greatest betrayal in the history of European civilization since the fall of the Roman Empire, yet it is hailed as a “peace project” in the media. It is shameful to witness the bullying displayed by EU leaders vis-à-vis the Serbs, who are being forced to give up their land to Muslim thugs. This template will eventually be used against all Europeans. As Srdja Trifkovic warns, even if the Serbs are robbed of Kosovo, Muslims will not thank the West:

“In Europe most nations want to defend themselves—even the ultra-tolerant Dutch have seen the light after Theo van Gogh’s murder—but cannot do so because they are hamstrung by a ruling class composed of guilt-ridden self-haters and appeasers. Their hold on the political power, the media, and the academe is undemocratic, unnatural, obscene. If Europe is to survive they need to be unmasked for what they are: traitors to their nations and their culture. If Europe is to survive, they must be replaced by people ready and willing to subject the issues of immigration and identity to the test of democracy, unhindered by administrative or judicial fiat. For those reasons too, Serbia must not give up Kosovo. By giving it up it would encourage the spirit that seeks the death of Europe and its surrender to the global totalitarianism of Muhammad’s successors. Not for the first time, in Kosovo the Serbs are fighting a fight that is not theirs alone.”


5 posted on 02/12/2008 11:00:26 AM PST by IrishMike (I am not a Republican first. I am a conservative.)
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This article is rather bizarre in that it uses very anecdotal evidence to suggest that the British are appeasing Islam, while ignoring general British policy. It neglects the fact that the UK currently has many thousands of troops in two Muslim countries: Iraq and Afghanistan. In fact, if the UK, as the only country to be standing to this degree with the US in the Middle East, is to be called an appeasing state then where does that leave the rest of the world?

To address its points: the changing of phraseology in addressing terrorism has nothing at all to do with a fear of Muslim riots in the streets. For goodness sake, we have military forces in Muslim countries. The term ‘War on Terror’ (which is still used in the UK despite the statement in the article that it was stopped in the UK in 2006?) is logically flawed. Firstly, it gives the thugs and murderers that we face the false, unjust honour of bearing the name ‘soldier’. Secondly, phrasing our current struggle in these terms is not helpful. Its like declaring a ‘War on Crime’: when will it ever end? When could victory be declared? Changes in phrases used elsewhere (which I have also yet to hear) would be aimed to encourage more moderate Muslims to make a stand against the fanatics.

The Rowan Williams row goes to show that the UK population will not tolerate any intrusion into the integrity of British law. The British governent criticised William’s remarks and stated that there was no place for Sharia law in the UK. How is it fair to judge the UK on the comments of one man?


8 posted on 02/12/2008 11:18:24 AM PST by uksupport1
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