Islamic Voice's hypocrisy!!!

Submitted by Jaladhi (United States), Aug 27, 2007 at 10:20

This is the problem. Our leaders do not understand the real intentions of Muslims in this country. They are not here to live and let live. They want to impose Islam on us!!

Mr. Bush is praising the same madrassas in Pakistan responsible for producing hundreds of thousands of terrorists in the world??? And we want the same types of madrassa open in our country??? Thousands of your mosques in our country are doing the job of madrassas very well!!! So why do we want another madrassa???

It's beyond any sane mind!!!

Then you tell us: "He said the freedom of religion is the very first protection offered in America's Bill of Rights under which, people of faith agree not to impose their spiritual vision on others and in return practice their own beliefs as they see fit."

But this is exactly you do not practice. You want freedom to practice your religion, that's fine. And you forget the part "agree not to impose" your beliefs on others. Imposition of your beliefs, Islam, on Americans is the stated objective of youre leading Muslim organizations, such as CAIR, ISNA etc. This is pure and unadulterated hypocrisy in action!!!

Further you state: "This would be an opportunity for America to demonstrate to Muslim communities their interest in respectful dialogue and continued friendship."

Another gem!! Respect and dialogue is a two way street. It's not only for Americans to do that!! And by the way America does it more than that is really required. It's the Muslims who do not show any respect to other relgions and cultures and try to impose their beliefs on others!!!

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