The fall of Islam

Submitted by Stu (Australia), Dec 1, 2008 at 16:53

Muslims around the world are rubbing their hands together with glee at the financial collapse of US and the resultant economic resessions, downturns in other western countries. What these morons see as a good thing will actually end up being very bad for them. I do believe the crisis will get worse, much worse. The thing is, as it worsens, and reaches great depression levels, especially once the fact that peak oil will put a stop to any growth plans very shortly, the welfare that most, yes most, muslims live on in western countries is going to dry up. Also, the massive amounts of aid that muslim countries receive from the west will also dry up. Yes the west won't be able to afford to interfere in your Islamic hell holes anymore, they also won't be able to provide them with billions in aid, internationally, or as welfare at home.

When famine and ware and disease breaks out in your Islamic hell holes, there won't be the usual help coming from the west.

I say bring on the depression, full bore, It will be a great way to purge society of all the good for nothing bludging parasites and wake up all the stupid people who are focused on stupid causes. Nothing like being dirt poor to get your feet back on the ground and start worrying about real things. Political correctness will die a quick death in a depression as people no longer have time to make mountains out of mole hills. This will spell the end for all those who can not cut it on their own merit and work and rely instead on promoting themselves as victims in order to bludge off others.

Muslims will be the biggest losers as this unfolds

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