Muslim Evil & Violence - People Need To Start Thinking

Submitted by CG (United States), Jan 29, 2005 at 18:23

From what I see, there are two kinds of Muslims: Those actively engaged in acts of violence based on a so called "religion" who violent origins go back centuries, and the silent majority who financially support the front line "troops." Both types need to be neutralized, before they do it to us "infidels" first. The world trade towers attacks were but a prelude. The very fact that this "religion" has words like "infidel," is very telling re the mindset of these individuals. Wherever in the world the muslim religion has gained power, there has been incredible violence. Why? because their "religion" demands it! Don't listen to what others tell you, READ THE KORAN yourself before you comment on this statement. Muslims have happily destroyed thousand year old Buddhist statutes, and most recently deliberately targeted and slaughtered innocent children in Russia - actions speak far louder than words. The Nazis were not stopped from murdering by making them US citizens, they were targeted and destroyed at great cost - however few would argue that the world is not now a better place.

US policiticans are weak and corrupt, but worse, many are stupid. Most recently a group of US Muslims (most of whom are likely either part of, or supporters of treasonous sleeper cells) got the approval to build a mosque in Boston. This mosque is supposed to be the highest on the east coast. What many don't know is that to muslims, a high mosque is a symbol of power. The mayor of Boston's name is "Menino," and he thinks this mosque is just peachy. People like Menino will wake up someday and find that their country has been taken away from them, not by an invading army, but by an insidious and slow infiltration of our society by one of the most violent and dangerous groups of individuals known to history -Muslims...

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