Re; Spa Check this out!!! Mansoor, you may want to have a look as I talk about and reference you

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), May 1, 2008 at 20:59

Here's the thing about "millions" converting to Islam.

75% of those who do convert, convert back to their original religion within three years. A study was conducted on that.

It's probably because the "true" Islam that Mansoor has indicated involves violence and child-adult marriages. And that's probably one of the few areas that he and Islamic expert Robert Spencer will agree on.

When I confront Mansoor or other hard-hearted Muslims from the Middle East on here, they will dance around questions about sharia law and jihad. But you can be sure they will not rest until they have submitted us all under that, which is never going to happen, mind you. But it is still a goal.

Pat Condell first brought this up, but I tend to agree: I was really looking forward to the space age. You know, colonizing Mars, even exploring places like Alpha Centauri. But, the sad truth is, I find myself more and more obliged to stem the evils coming from concepts like Islam and secularism, two philsophies that at their root are selfish contraptions of the devil. I mean, secularism will probably be dead this century at a casulty rate of 50% or greater, and Mansoor's version of Islam will probably be at full scale war with my religion if the radicals get their way.

For now, Mansoor is content to cast dawah from afar, as are most Muslims. The time is not yet right for them to make their move. Jihad is a very patient concept, something that is absent from the West. Here in America, nearly everyone will tell you that war started on 9-11-01.

The truth is, they've been at war with us for over 60 years. Right after the fall of Hitler, they got going again.

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