remarkable progress..

Submitted by donvan (United States), Sep 4, 2007 at 14:53

The progression of the Islamics into the American culture, academia, politics,and media has been remarkable. The Muhammedians have succeeded in the establishment of Islamic schools across the nation, infusing enough money into the university system to legitimate Islamism, coopted the Dhimmicrat political party, elected the first Muhammedian to the US House of Represenitives, intimidated the American press regarding what may and may not be published, deceived the Feds into actually sponsoring Islamist groups, forced changes in the legal system to prevent Muslims from suing bystanders for raising questions regarding securiity, and thats in just 6 years since their attack on 9/11.

America has been easy pickings for the Islamics. Terrorized people in government education ,media, and the professions, display obsequious behaviour while being told by our elites to , just sit quietly, don't make any foolish moves, while the ship of state is hijacked. But , since those of us who see a clear and present danger to our culture are bigots, intolerant, racist, insensitive, etc., our voice is attunated by the shrill call to prayer, a prayer for the destruction of the American Experiment in individual freedom, and liberty, as we are all led into the 'forced collective' that is Islam. We have not been attacked simply because the 9/11 attack was a success in moving the Islamic agenda forward, Why disturb an agenda that is progressing faster than anticipated. And all this with less than 1% of the population Moslem, when they are 15%, they will have a muslim president, and substantial numbers in the House and Senate. At that point, the "Living" Constitution will be so contorted that Islamic laws will begin to show themselves. So, bye bye miss American pie...

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