why are muslims coming to the West ? If their koran values are not ours ?

Submitted by Phil Greend (Canada), Jul 17, 2009 at 22:03

We in Canada and other Western countries have a large number of islamic people coming to our countries.

Some of them are good and some not. There is a lack of thanks and a feeling of entitlement in some muslims. They feel that our morals are not the ones that are set out in their noble koran.

So why are so many muslims coming to the west ?

No really why are so many muslims coming to the west ?

Is it due to the fact that the islamists feel that if they continue to bring more and more muslims to the west, and have many many children that in a short time the west will be muslim ? If not a muslim majority then a strong minority ?

Please keep in mind the problems that islamists have caused in Britian, France , Sweden and Germany. There the islamists are not the majority, but have made themselves a known concern, via violence, threats of violence, racial attacks on Jews, made up complaints of racism and demands for changes in the way our culture and people live our lives, in our own countries !

So again I nicely ask " Why are so many muslims coming to the West " ?

Perhaps a better question would be " Why are we allowing so many muslims in "

Please don't get me wrong, my thoughts are not racist. If the muslims were to come here and live nice lives that would be fine by me, many muslims do this. Let them have their religion and all of the good things about their culture.( and there are many good things in muslim culture ). It is the bad things that the islamists do that is the cause of my concern.

Even though it will cause some people to falsely be called racist Is now the right time to openly question, that we should think about placing limits on the sheer number of muslims that are allowed to come to the West ?

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