Be wary of peaceful Muslims at your place of work.

Submitted by Incognita (United States), Dec 20, 2008 at 11:09

I feel that 'peaceful Muslims' have an agenda and I reject the hijab in the place of work. I feel they are trying from the inside to make Western women whores by manipulating things from this inside and threatening their lives in subtle ways. I feel that these peaceful Muslims are extremely organized when you travel up the professional heirarchy.

The masses don't see these insidious elements because they are not meant to but the games occurring on the educated professional level are suspect to say the least. I also feel that they are organizing to take down non-Muslims in the professional arena and manipulating things to bring down our Western system. A lot of the people immigrating are educated and they enlist IT people and other such professionals to join their ranks to manipulate others at work and in their lives in general.

For instance, they might target the exceptionally attractive woman at work, follow her, have other religious women sneer at her clothes, sexually harrass her by making things difficult and not providing services required or making them more difficult to obtain, having IT people spy on her and all of her communications and so forth. These people don't have lives like those of everyday people. They devote their lives to spying and finding dirt on all non-muslims in order to defame our values and to promote their agenda. It is impossible to wake people up, that is even intelligent supposedly educated types. Also, never divulge your life to anyone Muslim. Don't sneer at them but just stay very far away from them if possible. They have an agenda. Be Careful!

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