No such thing as a moderate Islamist......

Submitted by Warren Bacon (United States), Nov 24, 2004 at 20:24

Having lived many years in the Middle East and knowing the culture as well or better than many of these so called experts, I am constantly amazed me when I hear of "moderate Muslims."

I will say one thing that is an undeniable fact: there is no such thing.

Now the e-mail will arrive saying how I am a racist. This is expected since the first thing an evil mind will do is try to turn things around with spin and lies.

Understand this America: in the Middle East, Osama bin Laden is a hero. The hatred for this country is real...Privately I'll bet every penny I have that behind their closed doors, many who have emigrated from the Middle East to the U.S. watch the evening news and cheer for the reports of American casualties

Europe is just now starting to experience this and we soon will be as well. I suspect Canada is having problems as well. Of all the major conflicts going on in the world, only two do not have the Islamists as their root cause. Beware of people who tell you Islamists can be trusted, for these people are acting as paid agents for either terror groups or Arab governments.

People will tell the evening news how quiet and nice they were, etc...

Tthe only way to save this country is to deport every single one of them. This will not happen because we fear being called a racist more than we want to save our lives.

Since Iran will soon have the bomb, we will soon get to learn what a nuclear weapon will do to a crowded city.

This will happen.

Remember I said it and then try again to tell me what friends they are to us.

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