Peaceful Sufis_- Not!!

Submitted by Jaladhi (United States), May 28, 2013 at 16:48

Hi DNM: This is a fallacy in the general perception off Sufis that they are peaceful. They are not as we have seen from their past and present behavior in Chechya, India, Dagastan, etc, etc,.. They are just as brutal and violent towards non-Muslims as their other brethren.

Indian leaders have not learned from their history of Muslim occupation in India. Inspite of giving Muslims a country of their own by carving out a big slice of India, Indian leaders allowed Muslims to live in India instead of sending all of them to Pakistan. This has proven suicidal and even now the political leaders deliberately ignore the problem. At the time of independence, Muslims in India were about 5% of the total population and now it is a whopping 16% or more because of their unrestricted reproduction rate. They will simply take over India in due course of time by WMD - the weapon of population bomb!!

One would think that the Western nations could have learned something from Muslim history in India. Instead they invited Muslims to come to their country with open arms. Look what is happening in England and Europe. The same events are coming to USA soon if Muslim immigration is not stopped here.

Another sad episode in the current India is revisionist history being written about Muslims and Mughal kings in India. Now they are being portrayed as benevolent kings as if Indians needed them to kill more than 80 million Hindus during their reign. The Muslim terror continues unabated in present day India and it will not stop until Hindus rise up and take their government to task for the grossly traitorous behavior. Good luck with this wishful thinking!!

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