The Lure of Islam..How do we stop it?

Submitted by Kumbhakaran (United States), Jan 4, 2009 at 13:14

Rambhaji,Jay siyaram !

Of course Islam is not a "true" religion. How can it be so when it attracts the dregs of society such as the the whole scale conversion of the region of Meenakshipuram (Tamil Nadu State in Southern India) to Islam. How can it be a "true" religion when it attracts people like Malayalam poetess Kamala Das, and musician A. R. Rahman.

Of course just a few weeks back the deputy chief minister of the northern Indian State of Haryana Mr Chandar Mohan converted to Islam. Then you have scallywags like Congressmen Keith Ellison from Minnesota who openly declare their faith and swear their alleigance to the United States based on the Holy Quran. Then you have Andre Pierce Carson another Congressman converting.How shocking that of all persons Mohammed Nut Bernstrom , Sweden's top ranking diplomat converted to Islam.

Why entire East Bengal was a Hindu majority area till the middle of the nineteenth century when it converted and is now the Muslim majority country of Bangladesh. Kashmiri Muslims were Hindu Pandits or Brahmins and still carry names such as Guru, Pandit etc but rejected their true Hindu faith to adopt the false Satianic religion.

With African Americans converting in ever larger numbers to Islam you even have former secretary of state Colin Powell covering up for Islam (http://blog.beliefnet.com/stevenwaldman/2008/10/colin-powells-tribute-to-karee.html). Then you have Prince Charles (Defender of the Faith) saying he is not the defender of THE "Faith" but Defender of FAITHS !. Which is why in his private garden he has Islamic motifs and Islamic calligraphy on his pavillion.

What is happening? How CAN we stop this ...?

May the Gods protect us ...

Kumbhakaran

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