We are all being far too reasonable!

Submitted by Tim Burton (United Kingdom), Mar 18, 2010 at 10:10

Having read through the above comments, the one thing that strikes me is that we are all being far too reasonable when it comes to formulating a response to the unbridled, naked aggression of Islam.

We, as gentle citizens of 21st century Western democracies, having been brought up to believe that every viewpoint has as much validity as any other viewpoint, have great difficulty in recognosing Islam for the unadulterated evil that is is, no less than 20th century Nazi-ism, Communism and Fascism.

Only this time around, it will be so much worse due to the fact that we have allowed so many of the enemy to infiltrate our society and to attain positions of not inconsiderable authority.

The only solution is to ban all further immigration from Muslim lands, and to publicly call on all Muslims in the West to renounce the supremacist ambitions of Islam, to submit to rigorous inspections of the teachings within mosques, schools and madrassahs, to accept that Muslims must live alongside non-Muslims as equals in perpetuity, and to abandon any further promotion of the global jihad under pain of deportation and/or incarceration.

In addition, Muslims in positions of authority in our society must be rigorously scrutinised for seditious / treasonous behaviour and dealt with accordingly. And I do mean seditious and treasonous behaviour, which has been largely overlooked in the name of "community cohesion" up to now.

We are at war with Islam, (or rather, Islam has declared war on the rest of us), and the sooner we recognise the fact, the better.

Tim Burton

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