Muslim girls marrying Western men

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Aug 19, 2008 at 18:24

The whole idea behind that teaching is for Islam, or Islamism, rather, to dominate the Earth.

It's all based on the premise that when a man and woman of a different religion marry, it's usually the woman who converts.

This is why so many Islamists threaten Western men who marry Muslim women, and the threats are usually geared at the women, not the men, and seem to come from family members. If a Muslim woman from an Islamist family dates a Western man, her life could be in danger.

Now, I recently asked reader Hisham about this, and he knows of relationships where Muslim women marry outside the religion.

It's not that it doesn't happen, but Muslim male Islamists are geared towards spreading their sick version of Islam by any means necessary.

One such post on jihadwatch noted: We will marry Caucasian (Western) women while the whole time (secretly) remaining loyal to jihad.....We know that CBS, BBC, NBC, ABC and PBS will say Jews killed children, Islam is religion of peace....We will continue to say that jihad means inner struggle....must suck for you in the West.

Director Robert Spencer was unable to confirm if this was a hoax or not, but it's evident from this site that these things are going on and I have considerable evidence to support every word of that post.

So, as you can see, while the Western women get all caught in the looks of an Islamist man and his charms, they are using her womb like a candy dispenser for the global subjugation of all.

The marvelous thing is: It's perfectly cloaked by the Western and Indian left under the guise of "tolerance and diversity."

All but one small reason, Jaladhi, why godless, liberal, secular societies become nothing in the end but a bed of ashes.

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