America, Europe and East Asia faced dangerous situation

Submitted by JRG (Canada), Jan 31, 2008 at 16:19

If there's a country where Muslims are present, this means that country is in the risk of attacks.

I lived in Montreal and I saw a university building vandalized by these Muslims because the principal of that university invited the former president of Israel to give a speech.

In other countries like China, my native country, the Muslims are trying to supress anyone who is not of their religion, including the majority Han people.

In Netherlands, they assassinated a guy who is an advocate of free speech. They also menaced members of parliaments.

I have friends living in Belgium and Germany, they all say that Muslims are creating major threats to the native Belgian and German populations.

But, the people in America are still dreaming of some "Peaceful Muslims". I went to high school there, and in my civics class, the teacher asked our views about terrorists abused in Guatanamo bay. Some of my friends said that they should be treated 'humanely'. I objected that view and I would say, they are trying to kill you guys, and you give them foods, drinks, shelters to live and Kuran to read. you treated them better than the poor homeless people in the streets. But one day when these terrorists are released, they will try to attack you again. They are trying to 'muslimize' the whole world.

Muslim doesn't respect women's rights. For example, in Mississauga ON, a girl of Muslim background rejects the traditional Muslim headscarf, so her father beat her to death. Examples like this could be found anywhere in the world.

Well...I hope our Canadian government, US government and the democratic government across the world, will make the effort to contain their immigration and population in the west. For Muslims: If you live in the western society, assimilate in the society as quick as possible. If not, then just go to anywhere else without causing trouble.

God bless America, Canada and Europe. God bless all free countries. I am glad to live in Canada, and I am glad to have Canadian citizenship.

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