reply to mariana - I'm NOT optimistic

Submitted by jennifer solis (United States), Apr 22, 2008 at 18:53

Hello Mariana,

You are missing my point.

How can I make this clear to you.

I never stated moderate Muslims will "sit this one out". I wrote, in both posts, that they will JOIN IN, as the Muslim population increases.

As the Muslim population in Europe increases, so will the Muslim demand for Shar'ia.

This will occure exponentially, that is, the larger their number, the more the Muslim population which already exists will gravitate towards, insist on, Shar'ia.

They will not be able to sustain "peaceful" demand for Shar'ia - they will become violent.

This will eventually sabotage any possibility of Muslims becomming a major part of the population.

Europe will be forced to take extreme measure.

My comment, "Muslims themselves will not permit a Muslim majority" was a sarcastic way to back up my point - along with their increased population, there will be an increase of violent "Islamism", and increased adherants to this movement - this will force Europe to act.

The 30% figure I support - I wrote that the Muslim won't last BEYOND that - meaning they will be pretty much gone from Europe.

What preceeds this will be bloody, violent, and horrific beyond words.

As bad as you believe the situation in Europe is right now, Mariana, I believe it can, and will, get MUCH MUCH worse, before it gets better.

Is it right? Do I agree with the present pacification of Islam by European governments?

ABSOLUTELY NOT.

But it will take, I think, truly horrific, unprecidented activity on the part of the Muslims for Europe (what remains of it) to wake up.

With regards to your Hitler analogy, for all of his evil, he was worlds more clever than any Mulla, Imam, or fanatical Islamic group.

The best thing going for Islam is that the populate like rabbits. That, and their oil $s.

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