Very well said.

Submitted by Johnny (Sweden), May 20, 2010 at 06:43

We must realize that we are at war with political Islam and start to develop ways to defeat them. One is the Koran, that book should be cleaned of all hate and violence, just like the USA did to Shintoism after WW2 in Japan. Their ideology, political Islam, should be killed and transformed to a true peace, love and turn the other check religion, all other old versions of Korans should be baned. Massive brain washing of Muslims to Westen values. Second, expulsion of all non-citizen Muslims committing crimes. Third, stop all immigration of Muslims, at least until the war is over. Fourth, no more mosques in the west, we should demand to build as many churches in Saud Arabia and Iran as they build mosques here. An eye for an eye... Five, journalist should be trained in self defense and carry a gun, high security around news buildings, homes etc. Six, no special considerations for Muslims in the west, no covering of face with burqas, no demands of special clothing and prayer at work, not shaking hands is an insult in our culture and Muslims should adapt. No special women hours at the pool. And of course keep on taking out radical Muslims. There might be many other ideas that leads to victory. We are at war and we must win.

I am from Sweden and we have about 500.000 Muslims and a total population of 9 million, plenty of problems with unemployment, welfare dependency and crime, especially rape, robbery, violence and many radical Muslims popping up recently trying to kill or artist Lars Vilks. The second largest problem is the political correctness among politicians, bureaucrats and journalists.

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