How to deal with this behemoth

Submitted by John Proia (United States), Aug 4, 2002 at 12:36

I must make a statement which is designed to elicit controversy. My comments regarding the evils of Islam (The barbarian is at our gates again) were somewhat tempered so as not to attract negative attention.

However, it is my duty as a loyal believer in Western society and the USA that I say this: Islam is an enemy that seeks to dominate the world, much in the manner that the Soviet Union sought to. The similarities between the steady global conquest of the USSR and Islam are terrifying.

The USSR, through campaigns in SE Asia and satellite nations, gained much ground in a quest for worldwide Communism. Islam, with repressive regimes throughout the Middle East and SE Asia, has expanded it's Moslem members to the tune of 1.2 billion people.

The problem: How to deal with this behemoth of famine, death, destruction, and pestillence. It is here that I propose a solution to the purveyor of Earth's true Third World War.

1. The regimes of Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Libya must be changed. Be it by force or by popular revolt, these governments must fall in a dramatic manner.

2. Russia. This nation is set to overtake Saudi Arabia as the greatest oil supplier of the USA. We must build Russian stability and milk this potential cash cow.

3. In the event of a horrific WMD event in the USA, we must commit an atrocity against Islam.

4. Treat 'Palestine' for what it really is: a former part of Jordan that the Jordanians pawned off to the Israelis. 'Palestinians' have proven themselves, in earnest, to be terrible people who wish to destroy Israel.

5. Limit the power of Moslem organizations in the USA. These organizations should not be allowed to make campaign contributions, receive federal funds, or use public venues to spew their hatred.

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