Problem with Moderate Islam

Submitted by William (United States), Oct 20, 2007 at 12:04

People may accept the idea that moderate muslims will be helpful in our efforts to stop radical islam from arriving in America and killing the infidels (us) and the non-believers (us) and the crusaders (us) the jews (a portion of the US population) and the folks who make their lives miserable (us) and have stopped the advancement of muslims for 1400 years ever since Mohammad murdered all the moderates and non-believers while spreading the word of Allah - which strangely enough was supposed to be for all humanity, but only available in Arabic.

There is no such thing as a moderate muslim who really believes in Islam, except for those who don't understand Islam, or haven't read the Koran (or Q'oran) or aren't listening to their muslims leadership.

Islam is all about submission to the beliefs presumably put into writing by the scribes who listened to rantings of Mohammad.

And Mohammad was NOT the last prophet, ask any Mormon.

Jesus spread his ideas by teaching, Mohammad spread his ideas by the sword. And so it goes.

In the Koran it is clearly spelled out that until a muslim has the opportunity to strike down a non-believer, infidel, etc., they should appear friendly, cooperative, etc., But when the opportunity comes for them to kill non-muslims, they will take it.

If Muslims really believed that Allah will judge people when they die, why can't they put their faith in Allah and let ALLAH make that decision, rather than some muslims leader who thinks he knows what Allah wants, and will do it for Allah. Unless Allah is really a fake, and not all that strong, in which case Islam is little more than a variant of the third reich, but with an arab in control rather than a german...

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