Monday, March 27, 2006

It's a religion of peace

Is it just me, or do I recall politicians and media stories reassuring us over and over, "Islam is a religion of peace." "The Koran honors and respects Abraham and Jesus in it's pages." "The mainline practitioners of Islam harbor absolutely no ill will towards the Christian world."

Then can someone tell me why the new paid-for-in-American-blood Afghanistan government wants to put a converted Christian man to death for the highly offensive crime of leaving the Muslim faith for the Christian faith? He can't even get a Bible in his cell, yet we provide Korans and religious liberties for the terrorists in captivity who request them.

Is this newly minted democracy really a front for an Islamic theocracy? And is this the kind of pay back a Western (and predominantly Christian) nation can expect for all the G.I. blood spilled to free it from Taliban hegemony?

In the West, we have Mosques, Hindu temples, pagan shrines, wickens and what have you peppered through out our communities. No body is calling for the death penalty when they make converts within our borders. But Christians are being slaughtered all over the world in Islamic nations ... and now maybe in a country newly freed by soldiers (many of them Christians) who died for their new freedoms.

I'm sorry, but it has yet to be proven to me that Islam is a religion of peace. And I have grave concerns about the build up of Muslims within our Western borders. Sure, they come in under a banner of peace now, and I would guess that most of them wish to live quiet lives in a free West. But as they metastasize in numbers and political clout with Imams who, more or less, run the show -- who also AREN'T so peaceful and seem to make the "peaceful ones" clam up -- what might we see in 20 or 30 or 50 years?

Don't expect to see the Mongol hoards crashing at the gates. That's old school. Heck, our gates aren't even locked. The downfall is going to come from within, while we sleep dreaming our sweet dreams of tolerance.

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

As I told Marwan yesterday, the infidels may figure out our plan, and try and stop us. This would be bad. Camel Dung on you, foreigner scum!

Anonymous said...

Aziz shut up! You are risking our Virgins, camel breath! Ours is a religion of peace for all of those who we don't kill.

Anonymous said...

I think your assessment is brilliant, unrefutable, genius and pretty good too.

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Anonymous said...

The essential quandry of phenomenological discourse of such a subjective epistomology is obvious cognitive dissonence between diverse feelings and opinions, especially when one is pregnant with emotional viewpoints being assaulted by logical linear thinking. And you can quote me on that!

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