Illusion and disillusion

Submitted by Gabriel Ange (Germany), Feb 7, 2011 at 05:23

Dear Mr. Daniel Pipes. Many thanks for displaying my point of view based on historical facts. If ever some comment is expressed, kindly email it to me.

Since 1950 started the big immigration waves to Europe flowing mostly from the poor islamic countries.Presently, there are people of the fifth generationsof Arabs, turks, somalies, who are unable to speek correctly the german language. The reason is the incapacity of these islamic generations or minorities to integrate in ihe democratic not only the german one but in the entire occidental judeo-christian society. Iam not expressing a kind of hate or any negative discrimination toward these poor people, bear in mind that the word "Democratia" is a greek word born in the highest educated society of the antique world and the ISLAM is a retrograde mathematical formula. Compare the tiny country of Israel. After three decades of absence, the jews came back, almost naked. They turned the arid Palestina Land into a flourishing agricultural industrial and innovative world with their superior intelligence power and not the trillions of petro-dollars.. But the arab islamic countries are still unable to produce an Aspirine tablet which is one gram of salicilic acid powder. And this is just a minor example. Consider the old millanerian history of Egypt and their president comes to Germany to be operated for his health problems.

Yes Mr D. Pipes, You are much better informed about all these dilemmas then a G.A. sitting somewhere in Germany. Compare countries like Switzerland or Sweden with their just 7 millions of inhabitants and all the sophisticated industrial innovations which are achieved, only one word called Democratie. My comments could have the length of the distance seperating Europe from the USA but I stop. Amen and Haleluya.

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