the end game

Submitted by brad parson (United States), Aug 21, 2007 at 09:31

looking at the history of islam, in particular the acts of genocide when islam faces little or no resistance, i believe we will face a moment of truth unlike any other in world history. historicaly, islam only halts it's assault on nonbelievers when enough of them are killed! this cycle of attack and peace treaties happens over and over untill muslims finally defeat the nonbeliever. muslims are directed to fight this way by the koran. their duty is to rule the world for islam, so they will always be at war with the rest of the world untill they win out.

we must hand them a serious defeat soon or i think that the world may have to decide whether or not to become muslim and live under sharia, or, the horrific alternative will be to wage a war of genocide against islam. this is why iraq is so important. muslims believe they have the ultimate weapon to defeat the west., terrorism. hide among the noncombatants and use our humanity against us.

sooner or later we will have to fight this war like ww2. fght to win. the islamists say there are no innocents in this fight so killing civilians is ok. so it is imperative islam is defeated now and in time perhaps a charismatic leader of islam will arise that can fulfill the fantasy of islam as a peaceful religion before he is killed by his own people. this situation has few solutions. we must be brutally honest when we look at it, or it really can hurt us if we are unwilling to win. i wish i was wrong, but i can't see any alternative. remember, when mohamed was asked when will jihad end he said when the last jihadi warrior fights the antichrist on the last day of the world!

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