Reflections on an Islamic Center in Lower Manhattan

Submitted by Kim Bruce (Canada), Aug 16, 2010 at 13:26

I agree, Daniel, that they have every Constitutional right to build there but they have ignored offers by the Governor to relocate which indicates this truly is a mosque of triumph over the conquest of America.

If I were a President I would be questioning the recognition of Islam as a true religion of the world and after finding that it falls under cult status (it does) I would ban the ideology from practice in the USA.

Any Moslems who protested would be either fined or sent packing back to their homelands.

My country would be a dictatorship, of sorts, against "the cult of the moon god" much like devout practitioners of Japanese Shinto were treated by the US after the bombing of Pearl Harbour or perhaps the Spanish "change of heart" after suffering at the hands of Moslems for 800 years..."convert or get out".

The western world is at war with the cult of Islam but few politicians have the gonads to admit it.

We need new strong leadership skills in our governments.

Sorry but that's just my opinion and if anyone doesn't like it...too bad. You just don't understand the cult ideology. Try reading ProphetofDoom or study a little about Political Islam.

Try reading the Qur'an (the Moslem instruction book for successful Conquest over Kafirs and Jews)

or the Hadith (my favorites for the witnesses to the pervert, liar, deceiver, plunderer, pirate, rapist, slaver, and killer of everyone (including apostates who saw the truth and got out early) who did not follow Him and his make-believe god).

or Sira (or... how a Moslem must live his life by folowing in Mohammad's jack-boot steps)

One valid reason why Islam has survived all these years is "once you're in, you're in, and once you're out, you're dead meat". There are more, like the offers of booty, slave girls etc.

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