Allow me to educate you about Islam

Submitted by f.sha (United States), Sep 18, 2007 at 20:29

Jennifer Solis
Because I know Arabic and I lived among Moslems for a long time, I know much about the Islamic thinking.
Islam started in the land of Saudi Arabia by a gang of thugs, led by Mohammad their what they call prophet. This gang carried out genocide of the land of Arabia out of Christians and Jews. Islam has a lot verses to kill the non-Moslems and they think the are the best of people and their weird religion is from God.

... Spreading Islam and acquiring land is the aim of all Moslems by all means.
That's what happened in the Middle East and the other countries when the Moslem army invaded these countries.
All these countries were Christians, but when the Moslems entered these countries, they were very savage.
They offer the people three choices, either to become Moslem like them or pay heavy fine and be treated as no human and live and the last chose is to be killed. In a few years they converted these countries to Islam by force. I advise to go to this site to learn how savage is Islam. Www.prophetofdoom.net

Nowadays, Moslem they take another routes to convert America and the West to Islam. One way is, these young Moslems coming from their countries with the intention of converting other to Islam, get married with American women and convert them to Islam and their offspring's will be Moslems kids carrying the same spirit to convert the Christians to Islam.

Another way is the education, which the Saudi Arabia spent a great deal to teach Islam in the school of America and the West.
The third way is the terror, which the true Moslems are trying to carry out in America and the West. All of this is happening and America and the West are in deep sleep to realize the aim of Moslems to overcome the whole world.

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