Fortuyn told of Europe's future

Washington Times ^ | 5/08/02 | Jonah Goldberg

[kattracks]

The assassination of someone few of us ever heard of until this week may be the most portentous event in European politics since the fall of the Berlin Wall. While the America media treated the better-than-expected showing of aging French rightist Jean-Marie Le Pen in the French presidential elections as an event of world historical proportions, so far it has treated the cold-blooded murder of Pim Fortuyn as a relatively minor story.

[Thane_Banquo]

America must ban all immigration from Islamic countries known to support terrorism or known to have a large percentage of the population that supports terrorism. But that will never happen, and someday soon there will be a horrific World War III between the violent and aggressive Islamic world and the free and republican West.

There is no doubt who will win.

[MarkM]

The free and republican west can win, if we decide to fight. But that's a big if. By allowing large scale Muslim immigration, isn't that like letting in the trojan horse?

[Thane_Banquo]

The free and republican west can win, if we decide to fight.

We will fight, but we won't strike first. They will do something that forces us to fight, just like the Japanese in WWII. I imagine they will commit nuclear terrorism against the U.S. or some other western country, and when that happens, we will finally see the need to destroy radical Islamism.