Dhimmitude

Submitted by Jatha Cubu (Nigeria), Jan 25, 2008 at 12:12

Dear Dr. Pipes,

You are wondering whether the West will succumb to dhimmitude? Not only the west but the whole world is under it already! Dhimmicracy demands you do not publish the facts of Islam if you are not a muslim. I use the word publish because the facts are already there in the their books, and their actions are validating them.

The fact that you are writing about Geert Wilder, Rushdie, and others show we are under dhimmicracy already. It is only a matter of degree. You are not free to go any where you like now, are you? Not to muslim dominant countries I am sure. Robert Spencer, and others I know have said they are not as safe as mslims are even in U.S. as well as in the world. But muslims are the free people in the U.S. and in the world today. Do you have a muslim in Congression? Years ago none was there? And did a dhimmist murder a daughter in Canada days ago?

You more than I know what is happening in Minnesota, U.S. Is there any sport on the earth where someone could make a comment on islam or a muslim disapproved by muslims that the persion will not receive a death penalty either publically or covertly? All these incidents are evidences of incipient dhimmicracy making an increasing strangle hold on humanity. We are under incipient dhimmicracy which is increasing in degree by day. The actions are every where in the world. I had to suspend typing this remark out of fear of dhimists when I noticed two were peeping at my laptop, proving I too, I am being dhimmised. Since we are not awaken to the reality that we are being dhimmised, it's a matter of time before the world experiences the the full grip of dhimmicracy.

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