muslim fascism will not come to an end

Submitted by G.Vishvas (Germany), Jun 22, 2008 at 06:12

Respected kamekish

fascism and totalitarianism are inherent to islam. they are camouflaged by some sentences in the kuran that sound tolerant or mild.

muslims will be always islamo-fascist - unless, as you say, they only pretend to be muslims. but even pretending muslims are a sufficient protection and shield for islamo-fascists. that is what the pretending muslims and the non-muslims do not seem to understand. islam is evil and dangerous even as a pretension or as a self-protection device in an islam-dominated area.

I have written this repeatedly to "liberal" muslims - even as obedience-pretending self-preservers vis-a-vis islam they cause a lot of trouble and nuisance and make it difficult (even impossible) for non-muslims to defeat the islamo-fascists.

I can understand why Dr. Pipes continues to hope that muslim moderates are a solution to the problem. In India we say feeding milk to a poisonous snake only leads to an increase of production of poison.

Let us hope that muslims will leave islam openly and courageously and destroy the roots of this evil ideology. The good that is in islam is available in a better form elsewhere. They must know that and realise that. The treatment which islam intends to give to ex-muslims proves that islam is fascistic and terribly scared of ex-muslims. A single ex-muslim alive sends the muslims into panic and bouts of hate, anger, victimhood, irrationality, violence, teeth-gnashing-fist-clenching etc. That is how Mohammad reacted to ex-muslims and today's muslims follow suit behind their "great" leader.

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