Perspective of Muslims

Submitted by Jordan (United States), Oct 15, 2010 at 09:46

Is America blind? Making peace with a religious affiliation such as Islam is not the same as making peace with a country. In the case of Muslim countries, the government is controled by shar'ia law and is in fact an extention of the Muslim religion.

To make peace with Islam we must submit to their conditions. And what are those conditions? Conversion to Islam. Establishing dar al Islam is their objective - it is the objective of every true Muslim. Each of them are taught to overthrow the infidel- whether by passive or active jihadd.

Obama thinks that he can appease a religion as insatiable as the Islamic Empire with a few well placed words and pieces of paper that host peace treaties? Im sorry Mr. President, but you should know from you own experience with Islam that wont work. They are dedicated to taquia and they wont stop until they have established the United States of Islam.

Since we know that, why do we work to appease the unappeasable? Do we sacrifice our own way of life and our closely guarded beliefs for the benefit of our neighbor? God forbid!

Obama, start worrying about what is right for OUR country, not the Islamic Empire. Focus on America's ideals, America's core values. the religion that this nation was founded on - Christianty - rather than support an idealism that is out of control.

No matter what type of presence America has in the Middle East of any Muslim nation, there will always be conflict until the terms of their religion are met. Do not try to appease them, try to protect us. It is OUR country that you were elected to serve, stop misusing you power.

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