Muhammed has to step down

Submitted by Michael S (United States), Jul 29, 2016 at 06:45

Hi, Jerry.

Interesting comment, not too different from my own sentiments. In a military sense, Islam won't be crushed as a political force until the special Wahabbi-Saudi connection is crushed, as well as its daughters the Muslim Brotherhood, Al Nusra, Al Shabaab, etc. I guess Mecca and Medina need to be vaporized as well, and left as radioactive ruins. That's the military solution, born of treating the Islamists like the Nazis.

Will that do the trick? It might just encourage amateurs like Boko Haram, or the former Sudanese Madhist movement, to come to the surface. As long as Muslims are under subjugation by autocrats, as they seem doomed to be as long as they continue to be Muslims, I don't see much hope. The Algerians were awed by the seemingly divine French for 132 years, during the Colonial Era and its pretenses of White Supremacy (a racial doctrine that is also deeply rooted in Islam); but I don't think any European leader has the guts to take on the "White Supremacist" role again, after all the politically correct BS they've been touting for 70 years.

So, what will get the Islamists to stop being the stench of humanity? The countries which have the best record of keeping the stink in check are Jordan and Egypt, both of which have peace treaties with Israel. That may be the way forward. In agreeing to peace with Israel, Jordan and Egypt tacitly acknowledged the validity of the Jewish faith -- something Qur'an ended up full-tilt against when Muhammed realized the Jews would never accept him as a prophet. That seems to be the critical element: Muhammed must step down from his super-human status, just as Hirohito did after World War II, and as Hitler did by blowing his brains out. MUHAMMED has to step down, not his supporters and underlings like the "Calif".

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