i m asian and this is what i think.

Submitted by ramirez (Australia), Feb 15, 2009 at 09:22

i am asian ,looking with my asian perpective, even though i have never known any british people or been there, i somewhat feel anxious about the growing numbers of islamic religion in europe or britain:

i do not mean to be racist or anything and i believe not or muslims are bad but the problem is there are fanatics muslims and moderate muslims. you may claim that it is the same goes as other religion as christianity or buddhist or etc. but from what i see, it clearly different, muslim fanatics tend to form their own society with their own rule and once they achieve enough numbers and powers.its written in their rules.by then,its too late for the other religions to regain back what they used to have and the society they used to have--even moderate muslims cant help it--they have no say towards the fanatic ones.

i am an asian and has nothing to do with europe but i have always been amazed by british history and their way of life although in every society although there are good n bad(and some white people look down people from asia or arabs--this wat i dun like), its hard see if one day britain will be converted to lets say the "europe saudi arabia". i had nothing to do with this at all but i really feel uncomfortable by the growing numbers of islam in europe.
they had always wanted syaria's law just like in indonesia and everywhere where they reach a majority,
but wait a minute,lets think again.......
if their way of life and community is so good, why dont the stay is saudi arabia,why do they have to go elsewhere while they can have all islam in their arab country just like paradise....this what i have been wandering.

i myself m learning and anything can be wrong or right with its own time,,so pls correct me and comment back my comment....thanks

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